Texas Tech are tipped cover a double-digit spread as they remain unbeaten.
The Red Raiders’ opportunistic defense can pounce on Arizona State’s sloppiness with the football, while Will Hammond & Co. hang plenty of points on a Sun Devils unit that has struggled against good offenses.
Key Numbers – Will Texas Tech Take Their Record To 6-0?
- Texas Tech have won all 5 games this season
- Texas Tech have covered in their previous 2 games
- Arizona State have failed to cover in 3 of their last 4 games
- The Over has cashed in 3 of Texas Tech’s last 4 games
All-Time Head-To-Head Tied; ASU Won Last Meeting
- The all-time series is tied at 3-3
- Arizona State won 26-22 when the two teams last met in October 2025
Arizona State Improved To 3-2 Last Time Out
Arizona State head to Texas with a winning record, but having made an inconsistent start to the season at 3-2.
The Sun Devils opened with a 70-7 demolition of an overmatched Morgan State team, but failed to build on that a week later.
They held their own during the first half at Texas A&M, only to suffer a second-half collapse that resulted in a 48-20 defeat.
Arizona State rebounded a week later with a 24-17 win over Kansas in an historic matchup at Wembley Stadium in London, but again failed to follow up a victory as they lost 55-19 to Baylor.
The Sun Devils put that behind them last Saturda though, as they downed Hawaii at home, 30-12.
Texas Tech Boast Unbeaten 5-0 Record
Texas Tech return from their weekend off boasting a perfect record, having won all five of their games so far.
The Red Raiders kicked off the campaign with a 33-10 victory at home to Abilene Christian.
They followed that up a week later with a 35-24 victory at Oregon State to go into their Big 12 opener with a 2-0 record.
Texas Tech kept their perfect start going as they beat Houston 28-26 at home, and followed that up a week later with a 49-14 blowout of Sam Houston in non-conference action.
The Red Raiders then made it to 5-0 – and 2-0 in the Big 12 – when they returned to conference duty last time out to beat Colorado 29-7 on the road.