The Texas Tech defense has done little through three games to answer some of the questions many fans were asking about them before the season. Though the good game against SFA and the nightmare against Arizona State were probably both extremes, the defense looks like it will struggle to stop anyone once conference play starts Thursday against Kansas. Stopping teams might not be a legitimate goal, but slowing opponents down enough to let the offense take over is the recipe David Gibbs and his unit will have to use for Tech to have success in Big 12 play. Let’s go through some of the targets they should aim to reach.
Texas Tech Defensive Outlook
