The No. 7 Texas Tech Red Raiders (6-0) hit the road for a conference showdown against the Arizona State Sun Devils (4-2) on Saturday, October 18, 2025, at Sun Devil Stadium in a pivotal Big 12 clash.
Arizona State enters as the defending Big 12 title holders, but for the second year in a row, they’re already carrying two losses by mid-October. With starting quarterback Sam Leavitt out of action, the Sun Devils were run off the field in a 42-10 drubbing at the hands of Utah. Backup Jeff Sims struggled to get anything going, completing just 18 of his 38 passing attempts.
Meanwhile, Kenny Dillingham and his Arizona State Sun Devils are still riding the high from their College Football Playoff run in 2024-25. The team sits at 4-2 overall, but at this stage, another playoff appearance seems like a long shot.
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Arizona State vs Texas Tech: Date and kick-off time
The Arizona State Sun Devils will take on the Texas Tech Red Raiders in a highly anticipated NCAAF game on Saturday, October 18, 2025, at 4:00 pm ET or 1:00 pm PT at Mountain America Stadium in Tempe, Arizona.
| Date | Saturday, October 18, 2025 |
| Kick-off Time | 4:00 pm ET or 1:00 pm PT |
| Venue | Mountain America Stadium |
| Location | Tempe, Arizona |
How to watch Arizona State vs Texas Tech on TV & stream live online
- TV channel: FOX
- Streaming service: Fubo
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Arizona State vs Texas Tech team news & key players
Arizona State Sun Devils team news
For the Sun Devils, Sam Leavitt has thrown 99 of 157 for 1,037 yards, tossing eight touchdowns against three interceptions, while also contributing 281 rushing yards and five scores. Backup Jeff Sims has struggled, completing 18 of 38 for 124 yards with 74 rushing yards. Arizona State’s ground attack is led by Raleek Brown with 573 yards and two touchdowns on 91 carries. Kyson Brown (106 yards on 18 carries) and Kanye Udoh (169 yards, one TD on 43 carries) have seen additional work.
Through the air, Jordyn Tyson has been the Sun Devils’ go-to target with 47 catches for 523 yards and seven touchdowns. Kyson Brown (72 yards, eight catches), tight end Chamon Metayer (160 yards, 17 receptions, TD), Derek Eusebio (105 yards, five catches), and Raleek Brown (124 yards, 21 grabs) round out the list of players surpassing 100 receiving yards. Kicking duties have been split, with Jesus Gomez perfect on 16 extra points and making 12 of 16 field goals, including a long of 51 yards.
Texas Tech Red Raiders team news
Red Raiders quarterback Behren Morton has been sharp this season, completing 104 of 152 passes for 1,501 yards, tossing 13 touchdowns against just three interceptions. Behind him on the depth chart, Will Hammond has thrown 38 of 57 for 411 yards with four TDs and two picks, while adding 231 rushing yards and four scores on the ground. Mitch Griffis has seen limited action, connecting on four of five passes for 40 yards and a touchdown while tacking on 21 rushing yards.
Cameron Dickey is the team’s workhorse in the backfield, leading Texas Tech with 591 rushing yards on 91 carries and eight touchdowns. Adam Hill (207 yards on 24 carries) and J’Koby Williams (358 yards on 68 carries, four TDs) provide depth and versatility in the running game. On the receiving end, Terrance Carter Jr. is second on the team with 23 catches for 297 yards and five scores. Caleb Douglas (24 receptions, 395 yards, TD), Coy Eakin (24 catches, 341 yards, three TDs), Williams (15 grabs, 227 yards, TD), and Reggie Virgil (23 receptions, 286 yards, four TDs) have also surpassed the 200-yard mark.
In the kicking game, Stone Harrington has been reliable, hitting all 17 extra-point attempts and converting eight of 10 field goals, including a long of 58 yards. Upton Bellenfant is perfect on field goals so far (6 of 6) and has made 12 of 13 extra points, while Ian Hershey is 2-for-2 on PATs and hasn’t attempted a field goal yet.