Grant McCasland's offensive play-sheet is jam-packed with concepts that generate terrific shots for No. 10 Texas Tech and that was on full display Saturday when the Red Raiders went on the road and knocked off Kansas 78-73 for just the second win in 23 tries at the dreaded Phog Allen Fieldhouse.

The Kansas Jayhawks suffered another setback on Saturday, falling 78-73 to Texas Tech at home in a hard-fought contest. Despite rallying from an early deficit, Bill Self’s squad couldn’t close the gap late,

JT Toppin had 21 points to lead No. 10 Texas Tech to a 78-73 win over Kansas on Saturday. It was the second win at Allen Fieldhouse (2-22) in the school's history. Christian Anderson had 15 points and Darrion Williams scored 14 for Texas Tech (22-7,