Arizona State Looks to Stay Undefeated in Big 12 Opener Against Texas Tech
Arizona State University is gearing up for their Big 12 opener on the road this Saturday against Texas Tech. This game presents an opportunity for Arizona State to achieve their first 4-0 record since 2016.
One unique tradition in Lubbock involves fans throwing tortillas onto the field at the opening kickoff. This quirky practice dates back to the 1980s when students opted for tortillas as a fun alternative to plastic cup lids.
Head Coach Kenny Dillingham is excited for the challenge that the game against Texas Tech presents. He embraces the unique atmosphere and traditions of college football, including the infamous tortilla toss.
For Arizona State, this game marks their first conference matchup since joining the Big 12. They are aiming to secure their first Top 25 ranking under Coach Kenny Dillingham. On the other hand, Texas Tech is looking to bounce back from a rough start to the season.
Key matchups to watch include Texas Tech QB Behren Morton versus Arizona State’s pass defense, as well as the performance of Arizona State WR Jordyn Tyson and Texas Tech RB Tahj Brooks. Both teams have their own strengths and weaknesses, making this game an intriguing showdown.
Arizona State’s last 4-0 start in 2016 included a high-scoring victory over Texas Tech. The Red Raiders, led by third-year coach Joey McGuire, are close to achieving their 600th win in program history.
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