Texas Tech earned a fourth Big 12 road victory with a 71-61 win over Cincinnati at Fifth-Third Arena. The Red Raiders (14-4, 5-2 in Big 12) had control of the ballgame from the jump, always finding an answer for runs from the Bearcats en route to the win.

The Texas Tech Red Raiders now boast a modest three-game winning streak after an 81-71 road win at Cincinnati over the Bearcats on Tuesday night at Fifth Third Arena.

The Bearcats basketball squad blew another Quad 1 opportunity on Tuesday night in an 81-71 loss to Texas Tech. UC is now 2-5 in conference play and has fallen to 6-30 in Quad 1 games under Wes Miller.

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Four players had 14 points or more for Texas Tech basketball, none being Darrion Williams as the Red Raiders' depth was too much for Cincinnati.

A quad-1 win was not in the cards Tuesday night for the Cincinnati Bearcats. On one of their better shooting nights of the season, the Bearcats ran into a team that was counting by threes instead of twos.

Texas Tech and Arizona were locked in on a tough, physical game for 35 minutes Saturday. Neither team was able to break away until the Red Raiders ran away from the Wildcats to earn their first Big 12 win in Lubbock this season. Here are three takeaways from Texas Tech’s 70-54 win:

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