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TBT October 4, 2003 Texas Tech hosts Texas A&M for a late-night beatdown in Lubbock, cruising to a 59–28 victory behind a record-setting performance from quarterback B.J. Symons. Symons completed 34 of 46 passes for 505 yards and a Big 12-record eight touchdown passes, becoming the first quarterback in...

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