“We reverted back to some bad habits as far as penalties and turnovers in this game,” Kingsbury said. “And against a top 5 team you can’t have that.”
Points, points, points
The over-under was 90.5. But it looked like that was going to be broken by halftime as both Texas Tech and Baylor’s offenses exploded in the first quarter with Baylor going up 28-14. By halftime they had combined for 70 points – with Baylor scoring 49 of them.
Heck, the Bears and Red Raiders combined for more points in four minutes than Iowa and Wisconsin did in their entire game (21-16).