Takeaways from BYU football coach Kalani Sitake's weekly press briefing as the Cougars move on from big loss at Texas Tech, prepare for TCU.

The city of Lubbock was buzzing with excitement over Texas Tech Football's strong start to the season. The enthusiasm peaked last week when ESPN College Footbal

Texas Tech earns a 29-7 win over BYU in a top 10 matchup. The No. 8 red Raiders limited the No. 7 Cougars to just 255 total yards of offense in a dominant victory, which they led wire-to-wire.

The Texas Tech Red Raiders are bracing for punishment after a huge win over BYU on Saturday with College GameDay on the scene.

After defeating BYU 29-7 on Saturday, Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire threw his support behind the Cougars’ candidacy for the College Football Playoff.

The Red Raiders’ domination of the Cougars was just the latest example of how Texas Tech is on a different level.

With “College GameDay” on campus and Patrick Mahomes in attendance, No. 8 Texas Tech put on a show, shutting out No. 7 BYU for the first three quarters of a 29-7 win. The Red Raiders’ dominant defense shut down the Cougars’ top-15 rushing offense, and Texas Tech (9-1, 6-1 Big 12) capitalized on three BYU (8-1, 5-1) turnovers.

Recently, Goosby named a final four that included Baylor. The Bears are competing with Duke, Texas, and BYU to land the gifted scorer. Goosby not only announced his final four, but he also announced he would make his commitment on Nov. 14.