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Kansas against Texas Tech: How to watch or listen

By Stan Unruh

LAWRENCE, KS - NOVEMBER 28: A general view as the Kansas State Wildcats line up against the Kansas Jayhawks during the game at Memorial Stadium on November 28, 2015 in Lawrence, Kansas. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
LAWRENCE, KS - NOVEMBER 28: A general view as the Kansas State Wildcats line up against the Kansas Jayhawks during the game at Memorial Stadium on November 28, 2015 in Lawrence, Kansas. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images) /
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The Kansas football team has a chance make homecoming week extra special. Here are the details on how to tune in to watch or listen to the Texas Tech game

I believe the week off gave David Beaty and the Kansas football team plenty of time to prepare to beat Texas Tech Saturday. “We had a little time to look deep into things we know we have to improve on,” Beaty said during this week’s Big 12 coaches teleconference.  There are several areas that need attention. Mental mistakes are costly and the Jayhawks must avoid turnovers and get a few turnovers of their own. “We have to improve turnover margin, said Beaty.  “We have to get some extra possessions.”

The 11 a.m. kickoff at home is an advantage for the Jayhawks. I don’t care for the late morning games. As a matter of fact television demands the 11 a.m. games. On the other hand, nobody complains because of the exposure and the money. You never know what college student-athletes might do or not do with the early kickoff. I think it hurts the visiting team.

Here is how to tune in to Saturday game.

Time: 11:00 AM CDT

Location: Memorial Stadium, Lawrence, Kansas
FS1 // FoxSportsGo.com
Radio play by play Jayhawk Radio Network
TV:  FS1 // FoxSportsGo.com

Cable: Check local listing

DirecTV: 219

Dish: 150

Streaming:  on WatchESPN, with a valid cable or satellite subscription.

SirusXM Satellite Radio: Channel 971 Away or 157 Home (Internet 963)

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The Kansas football team must avoid a slow start this week. This is a problem for this Jayhawk team. I trust coach Beaty found the answer to fixing this critical issue. If the Jayhawks can run the ball to manipulate the clock, get a turnover or two and avoid big plays, they can surprise Texas Tech and get a victory.

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