No. 9 Texas Tech Rolls Past Kansas 42-17 on Dickey's 263 Yards as Hammond Replaces Injured Morton

The 6-0 Red Raiders validated their first top-10 appearance since 2013 with a 372-yard rushing surge.

Overview

Cameron Dickey rushed 21 times for 263 yards with touchdown runs of 71 and 55 yards.
Starting quarterback Behren Morton left in the second quarter with a lower-right-leg injury and did not return.
Redshirt freshman Will Hammond replaced him, ran for 61 yards, and scored on 20- and 10-yard keepers.
Texas Tech piled up 372 rushing yards and produced eight sacks of Jalon Daniels, with David Bailey credited for three.
The Red Raiders improved to 6-0 (3-0 Big 12) in their first game as an AP top-10 team since 2013, while Kansas fell to 4-3 with Jalon Daniels throwing for 228 yards and two touchdowns.