Chance McMillian, Darrion Williams Push Texas Tech to seventh straight victory – destructive red

Winning stripes of seven matches are difficult to achieve, especially in the Big 12 Play. However, this was done by the Texas Tech Basketball Team, thanks to the 73-59 victory over Baylor on Tuesday night in Lubbock.

Chance McMilian scored 19 points to lead all the goal scorers, and Darrion Williams added 17 points while grabbing eight fights to help technology deal with the bears’ attempt to fight a half-time deficit 34-24.

With the victory, Tech moved to 9-2 on the Big 12 Play to stay on Houston Cugari’s heels, who moved to 10-1 in a conference game on Tuesday, defeating Oklahoma State in Houston. During this publication, Arizona sits 9-1 in the big 12 with a chance to attract even with Houston, winning in BYU, a game that is underway.

Red Raiders led the game from the brand 12:21 from the first half and never flooded again. However, Bailore would do things in the second half.

With 11:12, to get into the game, Bailore had reduced a 13-point deficit to just three points at 45-42. Then McMilian took things in his own hands.

Probably the best 3-point shooter in the big 12, the senior Red Raider breaks 3-indicators of three consecutive possessions to push his team back to 54-44. From there, the red attackers managed to repel all the bears’ accusations.

This was another impressive victory for the Red Raiders, given that they found a way to track the emotional victory on Saturday night in Houston with another solid effort. Tech did not allow his fresh national ranking # 13 and the whole positive press he received after wearing the couges to go to his head, as chief coach Grant McCalled has found a way to focus on his team on bear victory.

Here are some quick thoughts about Red Raiders’s last victory.

Texas Tech lived again from 3

Almost every game of Texas Tech seems to have a common theme, Red Raiders dominate the opposition beyond the 3-point arc. So the Red attackers took Houston in the previous game and so defeated the bears on Tuesday.

For the game, the home team was 11-29 (37.9%) from deep. Meanwhile, visitors were only 5-18 (27.8%). Every time the Red Raiders have an edge of 18 points beyond the rainbow, they will be extremely difficult to win.

Texas Tech sees Jt Toppin coming down

One of the reasons that McMilian and Williams had to be heroes is that the leading goalkeeper of Red Raiders and the JT Toppin Ray Toppin rolled his ankle in the first half, and although he returned after halftime, he only played eight points and scored eight points and He grabbed eight fights.

In the second half, Toppin played only a few minutes before leaving the game forever. This should have been disappointing on the heels of the game only four minutes against Houston before being thrown away after a fake foul-2.

Baylor was also without a star player. The former five -star rookie, VJ Edgecombe, did not play in the game after pushing his ankle on Saturday against Kansas. It is an average of 14.9 points and 5.3 struggles per match and is one of the best real freshmen in America.

That way, when each team was missing a star player during the bigger part of the night, the scales were somewhat balanced. Fortunately, Texas Tech was able to prevail without a complete game from Toppin for the second consecutive game.

Texas Tech wins the battle of benches decisively

Finally, do not neglect the importance of Texas Tech Bench in this game. Three Red Raiders reserves combined to score 13 points. They were led by eight points by the big man Federico Federico, who had to play 28 minutes because of Topipin’s injury.

At the other end of the spectrum, Baylor played only two reserve. In 26 combined minutes, this duo was carried out without a point to combine 0-5 from the floor. As this game was resolved with 14 points, Edge on Tech 13-0 at the point of the bench turned out to be massive.