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Texas Tech throttled West Virginia 49-0, delivering a decisive win for the Red Raiders.
Receivers young and veteran combined for a dominant outing versus WVU.
The performance was noted by PFF, underscoring the receivers' impact.
Tech capitalized on opportunities to reinforce the lopsided scoreline.
The win highlighted the depth and playmaking ability of Tech's receiving corps.
The game showcased offensive efficiency in Tech's command performance.
West Virginia struggled to mount an answer in the shutout.
The match reinforced Tech’s ability to create big plays through the air.
The victory adds to Tech's momentum heading into future conference games.
Both new and veteran players contributed to the scoring barrage.

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Jalen Coker and Bryce Young posted the highest Panthers PFF grades in Week 13, signaling a strong offensive performance.
The Panthers won despite three turnovers and a defensive TD, underscoring offensive efficiency in Week 13.
Mike Jackson delivered strong coverage with a 75.9 grade, including a pick-six.
Nick Scott contributed an interception off a Derrick Brown tip, adding to the defense's turnovers.
The Panthers' offensive line, led by Corbett and Moton, provided solid protection and run support.
Chuba Hubbard and Bryce Young were highlighted for impressive offensive contributions in Week 13.
Defensive stars like Tre'Von Moehrig and Jaycee Horn were noted for resilience, aiding a late defensive stand.
Rams game context emphasized multiple turnover opportunities and the Panthers capitalized on them.
Derrick Brown tipped a pass that led to a key turnover and had a notable, if imperfect, game overall.
Nic Scourton struggled in the game despite prior promise, illustrating the variability of performance.
The article previews potential Bryce Young replacements in the 2026 draft, indicating long-term implications.

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Green Bay beat Detroit 31-24 as Jordan Love threw four TDs and the offense punted only twice.
Dallas topped Kansas City 31-28 as Dak Prescott delivered two TD passes in a high-scoring Thanksgiving contest.
Cincinnati defeated Baltimore 32-14, with Joe Burrow back from injury throwing two second-half TDs.
Chicago topped Philadelphia 24-15 behind 255 rushing yards and two TDs from Monangai and Swift.
Carolina upset the Rams 31-28 as Kyren Williams and Blake Corum combined for 153 rushing yards.
Seattle shut out Minnesota 26-0 as Max Brosmer started and was intercepted four times.
Los Angeles Chargers rolled past Las Vegas 31-14, with Kimani Vidal rushing for 126 yards.
Buffalo beat Pittsburgh 26-7 after a strong second half and two Josh Allen TDs.
Denver edged Washington 27-26 in overtime with Bo Nix leading two late TD drives.
New England beat New York 33-15 to improve to 11–2, with a 94-yard punt return TD by Marcus Jones.

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