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The Red Raiders fell to the New Mexico Lobos on a last-second field I last weekend, 27-24, in a game was marred by costly mistakes and driveonding errors by Cumbie. This week, the Red Raiders will face no less of a threat as they lost a dangerous Texas Christian University team that has averaged 46 points of offensive production in ts first two games, including a 44- 0 drubbing of Southern Methodist University. Tech held on to beat the ustangs in Dallas two weeks ago, 27-13. Leach knows that it takes time to adjust to his style of play. “We had a tough ball game,” Leach said in his weekly teleconference. We have got to get everybody on the ®ame page in game situations." There could be another major upset in the works this Saturday as a potent Homed Frog team will take its chance at tackling a Raider squad that has been proven vulner- ble, but expect a solid match-up between these two. Kickoff is set for 11:30 a.m. in Lubbock and will be televised by Fox Sports Net. Oklahoma (2-0) vs. Oregon (0-1) If you are a fan of the lopsided victory over the down-to-the-wire even match-up, tune in to ABC at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday to catch the No. 2 Oklahoma Sooners as they look to destroy The Univer sity of Oregon in Norman, Okla. This time, the Ducks will fly into Memorial Stadium looking for an upset, but this one could get ugly. Oklahoma has put up 103 points of total offense in two contests, drubbing weaker opponents Bowl ing Green and Houston. The Ducks' wings were clipped last weekend as they took one on the chin from Indiana University at home, losing 30-24, in a loss that cost them their No. 25 na tional ranking. Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops will field a team that car ries powerful offensive weapons in senior quarterback and 2003 Heisman Trophy winner Jason White, freshman running back Adrian Peterson and senior re ceiver Mark Clayton. Stoops isn’t considering Saturday’s match-up to be a walk in the park, by any means. "We realize that (Oregon) has an excellent tradition of winning a lot of big games,” he said. "I know losing last week was a surprise, but I also know what they're capable of. Our players look at it as a challenge." Saturday's contest in Nor- 3B Thursday, September 16, 2004 man should provide the Soon ers with their first true test of the season, as it has been obvious they have not been challenged at all thus far. Or egon will be fired up after be ing embarrassed at home, but Norman is the last place to go looking for redemption. Nebraska (1-1) vs. Pittsburgh (1-0) Redemption is on the minds of many teams in the nation this week, including the best three teams in the Big 12 North. Last week, the division was shaken up when Missouri, Ne braska and Kansas State lost to weaker opponents. Missouri lost a Thursday night battle on ESPN with Troy, 24-14; Nebras ka lost at home to Southern Mississippi, 21-17, and Kan sas State was embarrassed at home by Fresno State, 45-21. 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