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Texas Tech's Big 12 hopes hinge on solving the Brendan Sorsby-sized hole at QB
Two costly turnovers and persistent red-zone struggles from Will Hammond in Saturday's loss to Cincinnati exposed a glaring offensive void after Sorsby's sudden departure
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Late in the first half against Cincinnati, No. 8 Texas Tech had a chance to erase an 11‑point deficit. The Red Raiders began a two‑minute drive with the ball, but quarterback Will Hammond made a poor read, throwing only two yards toward a checkdown and nearly throwing an interception. After two successful run plays that left 31 seconds on the clock, Hammond launched a floating jump ball that was intercepted by Cincinnati safety MJ Cannon. The interception set up a Cincinnati touchdown, ending the half with the game a three‑score margin.
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