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Defensively, this is one of the most encouraging game I've seen in some time. The Red Raiders held the Demons to 13 rushing yards and 84 yards overall. The 44-6 victory was the first time Texas Tech held an opponant without a toucdown since the 2007 season opener when they defeated SMU 49-9. It was also the fewest points they have held an opponent to since defeating SMU 35-3 in the 2006 season opener. The offense did it's job but as usual there were some questionable play calls by Neal Brown.
Offensive Player of the Game: Bradley Marquez
With Darrin Moore and Javon Bell out, Marquez started in their place. He lead all receivers with 7 catches and 92 yard, including several third down conversions.Both were career highs for Marquez.
Defensive Player of the Game: Kerry Hyder
Hyder only had 3 tackles but he also had 2 pass deflections and caused problems for Northwestern State all night. Hyder was in the backfield contently and was key in causing penetration in the offensive line.
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