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 Garman and Texas Tech quarterback Davis Webb went back and forth
in a wild shootout that featured 1,040 total yards and nine
touchdown passes. Garman finished 17-of-31 with a pair of
interceptions and also ran for a score while Webb was 35-of-54 for
374 yards with four touchdowns and two interceptions before leaving
with a shoulder injury early in the fourth quarter.
Marcell Ateman posted team highs of six catches for 130 yards for
Oklahoma State (3-1, 1-0 Big 12), while teammate James Washington
caught two touchdown passes and finished with 87 yards. Reginald
Davis had two TD catches for Texas Tech (2-2, 0-1), while Bradley
Marquez notched 106 receiving yards and a score on eight receptions.
 Garman's 39-yard touchdown pass into double coverage to Washington
with 5:29 left in the second quarter staked Oklahoma State to a
21-14 halftime advantage. Both teams scored a pair of touchdowns in
the third quarter with Garman throwing a 47-yard TD pass to Blake
Jarwin and a 50-yard scoring strike to Tyreek Hill before the Red
Raiders answered with a score in less than three minutes each time,
bringing them within 35-28 entering the final quarter.
Ben Grogan kicked a 42-yard field goal on the first play of the
fourth quarter to push Oklahoma State's lead to 10 before Garman's
8-yard TD run with 7:39 to go made it 45-28. Patrick Mahomes, who
took over for Webb, brought the visitors within 45-35 with a short
TD pass with 5:52 left, but the Cowboys' Jimmy Bean had a key sack
on Texas Tech's next possession and the Red Raiders were forced to
punt it away.
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GAME NOTEBOOK: Webb attempted 44 passes in the first half - the most
in a half by any FBS quarterback this season. ... Texas Tech WR
Jakeem Grant had 10 catches for 86 yards in the first half and
finished with 12 grabs for 100 yards. ... The Red Raiders were
playing their first game since defensive coordinator Matt
Wallerstedt abruptly resigned for personal reasons. ... Desmond
Roland contributed 86 rushing yards and a score for the Cowboys, who
have won six straight meetings.
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