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Texas Tech coach addresses quarterback Hammond's inconsistency after Cincinnati loss

Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire and offensive coordinator Mack Leftwich discussed quarterback Will Hammond's inconsistent performance following the Red Raiders' 37-24 loss to Cincinnati. McGuire said the team must evaluate whether it is overcomplicating the offense or whether Hammond needs to respond better to what coaches ask of him.

Where
Texas Tech, Lubbock County
When
Oct. 26, 2026
Sources
Reported by 2 outlets

Counties: Lubbock

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Who's involved

  • Joey McGuireTexas Tech head coach
  • Mack LeftwichTexas Tech offensive coordinator
  • Will HammondTexas Tech quarterback
  • Thomas CastellanosTexas Tech backup quarterback

The facts

  • Texas Tech lost to Cincinnati 37-24 on Saturday.1 2 Stated by 2 sources
  • Will Hammond was 24-37 for 227 yards with no touchdowns and one interception against Cincinnati.2
  • Hammond threw a touchdown pass in the first half against Arizona State the previous week.1
  • Texas Tech is 6-1 heading into a matchup with No. 22 Arizona.1
  • McGuire said he regretted not putting in backup Castellanos earlier against Cincinnati.2
  • Leftwich discussed simplifying the passing game to help Hammond make quicker decisions.1

Who said what

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  • Joey McGuire Hammond's development has been a roller coaster with ups and downs.1 2
  • Joey McGuire Coaches must evaluate if they're asking too much of Hammond or if he must respond better.1
  • Mack Leftwich Hammond's highs have been high and lows have been low; consistency is needed.1

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  • Joey McGuire, Mack Leftwich address Will Hammond's inconsistency, potential changes to Texas Tech's Offense

    On3

  • Joey McGuire and Mack Leftwich are completely bungling the Texas Tech QB position

    Wreck'Em Red

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  1. Joey McGuire, Mack Leftwich address Will Hammond's inconsistency, potential changes to Texas Tech's Offense On3 Not rated, October 26, 2026
  2. Joey McGuire and Mack Leftwich are completely bungling the Texas Tech QB position Wreck'Em Red Not rated, October 27, 2026

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