Texas Tech’s offense has been one of the most explosive units since Kliff Kingsbury reinstalled the Air Raid when he was hired. Despite losing Patrick Mahomes to the NFL, and losing a few players at the receiver position, if there’s one layer to the Texas Tech arsenal where there’s little concern, its at receiver.
However, that confidence brings a level of responsibility never before seen, primarily because of the quarterback situation.
When Giles didn’t appear on the Spring Ball depth chart, it became pretty obvious the race to see who Texas Tech’s next leading receiver would be an open battle.