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Texas Tech defeats West Virginia 53-48 in college football game

Texas Tech beat West Virginia 53-48 in a high-scoring Big 12 football game in Lubbock. The Red Raiders' defense made three sacks on West Virginia's final three offensive plays, including a safety by edge rusher Trey White in the final two minutes, to secure the victory.

Where
Lubbock, Lubbock County
When
Nov. 7, 2026
Sources
Reported by 4 outlets

Counties: Lubbock

Taxes and money

None stated in sources.

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Who's involved

  • Texas Tech footballhome team
  • West Virginia footballvisiting team
  • Trey WhiteTexas Tech edge rusher
  • Michael HawkinsWest Virginia quarterback
  • Thomas CastellanosTexas Tech starting quarterback
  • Corey McIntyreWest Virginia player
  • Mateen IbirogbaTexas Tech defensive player

The facts

  • Texas Tech defeated West Virginia 53-48 in a Big 12 football game in Lubbock.2
  • Trey White recorded a safety on West Virginia's final offensive play with under two minutes remaining.2
  • Texas Tech made sacks on West Virginia's final three offensive plays of the game.2
  • Thomas Castellanos accounted for 464 yards of offense, with 362 passing yards, for Texas Tech.2
  • West Virginia was outscored 21-0 in the third quarter and scored zero points in the fourth quarter.2
  • The game featured over 100 points and 1,200 yards of offense between the two teams combined.2

Who said what

These are statements and claims made by the people involved. They are reported, not verified.

  • Corey McIntyre, West Virginia player Still has bad taste from last season's 49-0 loss to Texas Tech at home.1
  • Corey McIntyre, West Virginia player Feeling better heading into the game in Lubbock.1

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  • Storylines to Keep an Eye On for WVU Football at Texas Tech

    WV Sports Now

  • Pregame in Lubbock: WVU prepares to face No. 15 Texas Tech

    WV News

  • WVU battles, but falls in heartbreaker to No. 15 Texas Tech

    DC News Now

  • Texas Tech football wins wild shootout with WVU to keep playoff hopes alive

    Wreck'Em Red

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Outlets: 2 not rated Who's covering Texas →

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  1. Storylines to Keep an Eye On for WVU Football at Texas Tech WV Sports Now Not rated, November 7, 2026
  2. Texas Tech football wins wild shootout with WVU to keep playoff hopes alive Wreck'Em Red Not rated, November 8, 2026

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