Highlights
8 CLIPS · ESPNWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: TTU 53% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 19 PTS
Scoring plays
12 SCORES
T.J. Vasher 60 Yd pass from Nic Shimonek (Michael Barden Kick)
7-0
David Sills V 31 Yd pass from Will Grier (Mike Molina Kick)
7-7
Dylan Cantrell 6 Yd pass from Nic Shimonek (Michael Barden Kick)
14-7
Mike Molina 43 Yd Field Goal
14-10
Keke Coutee 6 Yd pass from Nic Shimonek (Michael Barden Kick)
21-10
Justin Crawford 5 Yd Run (Mike Molina Kick)
21-17
T.J. Vasher 53 Yd pass from Nic Shimonek (Michael Barden Kick)
28-17
Tre King 30 Yd Run (Michael Barden Kick)
35-17
David Sills V 8 Yd pass from Will Grier (Mike Molina Kick)
35-24
Ka'Raun White 32 Yd pass from Will Grier (Will Grier Pass to David Sills V for Two-Point Conversion)
35-32
Ka'Raun White 17 Yd pass from Will Grier (Mike Molina Kick)
35-39
David Sills V 11 Yd pass from Will Grier (Mike Molina Kick)
35-46
What happened
ESPN RECAPGrier throws for 5 TDs, West Virginia beats Texas Tech 46-35
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- West Virginia finally beat a ranked opponent, using a big rally to do it. Will Grier threw four of his five touchdown passes in the second half and West Virginia overcame an 18-point deficit after halftime to beat No. 24 Texas Tech 46-35 on Saturday. West Virginia (4-2, 2-1 Big 12) beat a team in the AP Top 25 poll for the first time in 10 tries dating to the 2014 season. The Mountaineers dropped close games earlier this season to No. 6 TCU and No. 15 Virginia Tech. "Things weren't going great," said West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen. "Our guys were just fighting and kept hanging in there. We finished for the first time this year in a close game." Nic Shimonek threw four first-half TD passes for Texas Tech, but the Red Raiders (4-2, 1-2) got little going after halftime and made plenty of mistakes to enable the Mountaineers to mount their comeback.
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Team stats
TTU · WVUMILAN PUSKAR STADIUM, MORGANTOWN · ATTENDANCE 60,928
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