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Yeager: Time will heal the wounds
The citizens of Raiderland are in a world of hurt right now. On the very brink of a 12-win season and possible...

Texas Tech QB sets NCAA marks in loss
Texas Tech"s Graham Harrell became the NCAA career leader in touchdown passes and the first player with multiple 5,000-yard seasons during Friday"s Cotton Bowl against Mississippi. Harrell, who finished his career with 134 touchdown passes, threw for four scores and a Cotton Bowl-record 364 yards in a 47-34 loss to the Rebels.

Snead, McCluster lead Ole Miss past Texas Tech
There were backflips across midfield, 50-yard dashes carrying oversized flags and a team-wide sprint to the student section. Ole Miss waited five years to feel this good and the Rebels were going to enjoy every second of it. A season of revival that already included an upset at the Swamp culminated Friday with a 47-34 victory over No.

Ole Miss pounds Texas Tech in Cotton Bowl
Behind Jevan Snead"s passing, Dexter McCluster"s squirming runs and some big returns by Marshay Green, No.

Texas Tech Team Report
Only two things are certain on the South Plains right now: no BCS game for Texas Tech, and no Heisman Trophy trip to New York for quarterback Graham Harrell and wide receiver Mike Crabtree. One week after feeling snubbed in the BCS bowl selections, Harrell perhaps received the biggest snub of all, not getting a trip to the Downtown Athletic Club as the fourth-highest vote-getter in the Heisman voting behind winner Sam Bradford of Oklahoma, runner-up Colt McCoy of Texas and 2007 winner Tim Tebow of Florida. After the results came out following the awards ceremony, it might be more understandable. Although only 151 points separated the top three, Harrell and Crabtree were a distant fourth and fifth with 213 and 116 points—more than 1,360 points behind Tebow, who...

Breaking down the Cotton Bowl"s "undercard"
The obvious marquee match-up in the Cotton Bowl is Texas Tech"s offense vs. Mississippi"s defense.