Oct 4, 2026 · 38 min · 9 segments
In this episode, hosts Spencer and Michael analyze Texas Tech's road win over Colorado, discuss key plays, strategies, and coaching decisions that influenced the outcome. We explore how defense…
All right.
Offense.
Man, it's a...
It's atrocious.
I don't know what to do about it.
We talked about the differences in halves, and this is going to be a huge data point for you being better in the second half.
But I think that has a lot more to say like how bad you are in the first half.
Well, and I don't want to interrupt you, but I think you're going to get to this too.
The defense did a lot of work to make this offense look better in the second half.
Yeah, when you pick them off
three times and you dropped at least two.
To be fair, okay, that first
Pollock interception,
probably out of bounds.
Yeah, might have had it.
You definitely
got the benefit of that
call
there.
The benefit was it was called an interception on the field and they didn't have a good enough angle to overturn it.
From my eyes, I thought it was clear enough that his first foot coming down hit the ball of the foot joint on on-out.
Toes were on the line, but whatever.
I don't get paid to make that call.
But you forced pressure.
You weren't getting home a lot, and especially there late, it felt like your defensive line was breaking through the Colorado offensive line.
All right.
Offense.
Man, it's a...
It's atrocious.
I don't know what to do about it.
We talked about the differences in halves, and this is going to be a huge data point for you being better in the second half.
But I think that has a lot more to say like how bad you are in the first half.
Well, and I don't want to interrupt you, but I think you're going to get to this too.
The defense did a lot of work to make this offense look better in the second half.
Yeah, when you pick them off
three times and you dropped at least two.
To be fair, okay, that first
Pollock interception,
probably out of bounds.
Yeah, might have had it.
You definitely
got the benefit of that
call
there.
The benefit was it was called an interception on the field and they didn't have a good enough angle to overturn it.
From my eyes, I thought it was clear enough that his first foot coming down hit the ball of the foot joint on on-out.
Toes were on the line, but whatever.
I don't get paid to make that call.
But you forced pressure.
You weren't getting home a lot, and especially there late, it felt like your defensive line was breaking through the Colorado offensive line.
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