BYU vs. Texas Tech: more Than Just a Game, It’s a Battle Against the ESPN Machine
Table of Contents
- 1. BYU vs. Texas Tech: more Than Just a Game, It’s a Battle Against the ESPN Machine
- 2. No. 11 BYU v. No. 4 Texas Tech
- 3. Win the Line of Scrimmage
- 4. how could BYU’s disciplined approach adn ability to limit explosive plays counter Texas Tech’s high-powered passing attack?
- 5. 2025 Big 12 Championship Preview: BYU vs. Texas Tech – The Upset Against the CFP Establishment
- 6. BYU cougars: A Disciplined ascent
- 7. Texas Tech Red Raiders: The Underestimated Contender
By Dane Miller, SuperWest Sports
December 5, 2025
BYU isn’t just playing texas Tech for a chance to make the Playoff. No, it’s much more than that.
The cougars are facing off against the ESPN propaganda machine that desperately wants BYU to lose. It’s a disgusting corporate cabal that only cares about protecting its own investment, the SEC. The bias in the network’s coverage is so obvious to anyone paying attention. The BYU players know it. The staff knows it. And fans know it.
It’s bigger than just BYU versus Texas Tech. It’s bigger than football. This is the Big 12 versus Disney, common sense versus corporate greed, and facts versus propaganda.
But at the end of the day,it’s still a game played on a field.
Here’s a preview for how BYU can stick it to ESPN and secure a win for the good of college football.
No. 11 BYU v. No. 4 Texas Tech
Saturday, December 6
9:00 a.m. PT, ABC
Win the Line of Scrimmage
That’s the key to BYU beating Texas Tech and making the Playoff.
In the first game in Lubbock, the Red Raider defense held the Cougars to 2.5 yards per rush and 67 yards rushing. The struggles in the trenches resulted in BYU going 3-for-14 on third down
how could BYU’s disciplined approach adn ability to limit explosive plays counter Texas Tech’s high-powered passing attack?
2025 Big 12 Championship Preview: BYU vs. Texas Tech – The Upset Against the CFP Establishment
Preview by Dane Miller
The 2025 Big 12 Championship game pits the Brigham Young Cougars (8-1) against the Texas Tech red Raiders (8-1), a clash that extends beyond a conference title. It’s a potential statement game for BYU, an emerging program aiming to disrupt the established College Football Playoff (CFP) contenders. According to recent Big 12 standings, Utah (7-2), Arizona (6-3), and Houston (6-3) are also in the mix, but BYU and Texas Tech have risen to the top, setting the stage for a compelling championship showdown.
BYU cougars: A Disciplined ascent
BYU’s success isn’t built on flash, but on essential football. Thier consistent performance throughout the 2025 season has been marked by:
* Strategic Offensive Playcalling: BYU’s offense, consistently ranked within the top 25 nationally, utilizes a balanced attack, effectively mixing run and pass. Expect them to exploit any defensive weaknesses Texas Tech presents.
* Defensive Solidity: The Cougars’ defense excels at limiting explosive plays and forcing turnovers. This will be crucial against a Texas Tech offense capable of quick scoring.
* Discipline & Coaching: Head Coach Kalani Sitake has instilled a culture of discipline, minimizing penalties and maximizing efficiency. This is a key factor in their close-game victories.
* Key Players to Watch: Quarterback Jake Retzlaff and running back Fesi Sitake are expected to lead the Cougars’ offensive charge. On defense, linebacker Max Moore is a tackling machine and a disruptive force.
This disciplined approach makes BYU a dangerous opponent, capable of controlling the clock and dictating the tempo of the game. Their ability to execute consistently, even under pressure, is a hallmark of their success.
Texas Tech Red Raiders: The Underestimated Contender
Texas Tech has quietly built a strong program,often exceeding expectations. Their path to the championship game is a testament to their resilience and coaching prowess.
* Offensive firepower: The Red Raiders boast a high-powered offense, averaging over 35 points per game. Their passing attack, in particular, is a threat to any secondary.
* Defensive Tenacity: While often overshadowed by their offense, Texas Tech’s defense has shown notable improvement, especially in run stopping.
* Coaching Strategy: head Coach Joey McGuire has implemented a strategic game plan that maximizes the team’s strengths and exploits opponents’ weaknesses.
