THE RECORDS
Texas Tech - Texas Tech is 4-2 and 1-0 in Big 12 play following last weekend's 48-47 overtime win at Texas A&M. The Red Raiders opened the season with a loss at Ohio State and has won four of the last five, including wins over SMU, Mississippi and New Mexico.
Iowa State - The Cyclones are 5-1 on the season and 2-0 in Big 12 action with wins over Kansas and Nebraska. ISU has won five straight since losing to Florida State.

TEXAS TECH HEAD COACH MIKE LEACH
Third-year head coach Mike Leach has a career-mark of 18-13, including this season's 4-2 record. Leach is 11-5 in two seasons on the turf of Jones SBC Stadium. During his first two seasons, Leach became the only coach in school history to guide his first two teams to postseason bowl berths and ranks second among Tech football coaches with 14 wins in his first two seasons.

IOWA STATE HEAD COACH DAN McCARNEY
Dan McCarney is in his eighth season at Iowa State and has a career head coaching record of 34-51, including this season's 5-1 mark. McCarney is 0-2 against Texas Tech.

OFFENSIVE EXPLOSION
The Texas Tech offense has been red hot as of late as the Red Raiders have scored 187 points over the last four games. Since scoring a combined 45 points against Ohio State and SMU, the Red Raiders have been blistering opposing defenses.

Last Four Games
Opponent Points Result
Mississippi 42 W, 42-28
NC State 48 L, 48-51
New Mexico 49 W, 49-0
Texas A&M 48 W, 48-47 ot
Average/Game 46.8 3-1

First Two Games
Opponent Points Result
Ohio State 21 L, 45-21
at SMU 24 W, 24-14
Average/Game 22.5 1-1

TECH AVERAGING 544.3 YARDS OF TOTAL OFFENSE OVER LAST THREE GAMES
The Red Raider offense has been clicking on all cylinders lately. Tech has exploded against opposing defenses over the last three games and is averaging 544.3 yards of total offense per game during that stretch. Currently, Tech leads the Big 12 Conference and is eighth nationally with 467.0 total offense yards per game.

Last Three Games of Total Offense
Opponent Yards
NC State 499
New Mexico 590
Texas A&M 544
Average/GM 544.3

First Three Games of Total Offense
Opponent Yards
Ohio State 372
SMU 488
Mississippi 309
Average/GM 389.7

RED RAIDERS DOMINATING IN FOURTH QUARTER
Better late than never. The Red Raiders have been outstanding this season in the fourth quarter, scoring 101 points in the frame - 42 points more than the next highest quarter (59 in the second)! The Red Raiders erased deficits of 28 against N.C. State and 18 against Texas A&M in the fourth quarter.

Fourth Quarter Scoring
Opponent 4th Q Scoring Result
Ohio State 14 L, 45-21
SMU 14 W, 24-14
Mississippi 7 W, 42-28
NC State 28 L, 51-48 ot
New Mexico 14 W, 49-0
Texas A&M 24 W, 48-47 ot

TEXAS TECH IN MIDST OF RECORD-BREAKING SEASON
The Red Raiders have been busy re-writing the record books this season. Here is a list of the marks established in 2002:

Team
Touchdown Passes in a Half (4 in the 1st vs. New Mexico)
First Downs (37 vs. New Mexico)
Pass Attempts (68 vs. New Mexico)
Pass Completions (49 vs. Texas A&M)
Fourth Quarter Points (28 vs. North Carolina State)

Individual
Touchdown Passes (6 by Kliff Kingsbury vs. New Mexico)
Total Offense - Touchdowns Responsible For (6 by Kliff Kingsbury vs. New Mexico)
Completions (49 by Kliff Kingsbury vs. Texas A&M)
Passing Game by a Senior (474 yards by Kliff Kingsbury vs. Texas A&M)
Total Offense Game by a Senior (455 yards by Kliff Kingsbury vs. Texas A&M)

OFFENSE IN THE MIDST OF THIRD-BEST SCORING STRETCH
Texas Tech has scored 187 points over the last four games, which ranks as the third-best four-game scoring stretch in school history. The 1954 team scored 205 points over its last four games, while the 1953 Red Raiders posted 199 though four games midway through the season.