One of KU football’s biggest weaknesses will be tested against Texas Tech
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- Kansas faces No. 9 Texas Tech, a 14-point favorite averaging 48.6 PPG.
- KC Star reporter Shreyas Laddha and ex-QB Carter Stanley analyze Tech’s attack.
- Discussion centers on KU defensive adjustments to slow Texas Tech’s offense.
Kansas football faces its toughest opponent yet on Saturday: No. 9 Texas Tech.
The Red Raiders are 14-point favorites. They rank top-5 in PPG (48.6) and opponent points allowed (11.2). Not to mention, Texas Tech (5-0, 2-0 Big 12) is undefeated.
In this week’s Rock Chalk Film Room, KC Star beat reporter Shreyas Laddha and former Jayhawks quarterback Carter Stanley discuss the high-powered Texas Tech offense.
The pair examine what makes it so effective and what the keys are for KU’s defense to slow it down.
Have questions, comments or a topic you’d like us to cover next week? Reach out to Shreyas on X or email sladdha@kcstar.com. Carter can be reached via X at @carter_stanley9
This story was originally published October 8, 2025 at 11:50 AM with the headline "One of KU football’s biggest weaknesses will be tested against Texas Tech."
