Turns out, that’s not accurate. There is no evidence of a pocketknife being among the many items Texas Tech fans hurled onto the field during the game Saturday night, and it’s since been made clear that the recovered knife did not hit a staff member at all.

The pocketknife controversy stemming from Texas Tech’s game against Kansas on Saturday has a ruling — and it involves the Jayhawks getting fined, too.

Texas Tech fans’ decades-old tradition of throwing tortillas on the field during kickoffs at Jones AT&T Stadium cost their team 27 yards on the field on Saturday night. That was a result of a recent Big 12 rule against throwing objects — one that features

This article was originally published on throughthephog.com as Lance Leipold Speaks On Massive Rush Yards Allowed. The Kansas Jayhawks are now nearly 72 hours out of a 42-17 loss to the now No. 7 Texas Tech Red Raiders, and yet there is still one stinging reason why Kansas really lost that game. The rushing defense.

Texas Tech bested rival Kansas in Big 12 football action over the weekend, 42-17. A tense handshake exchange between Lance Leipold and Joey McGuire