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Texas Tech football injury report shows relatively healthy team for West Virginia game
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The Texas Tech football team heads into the final game of the regular season with a relatively healthy bunch following the 56-48 win over Oklahoma State .
Linebacker Bryce Ramirez is the only active member of the Red Raiders listed as out for Saturday's 11 a.m. game against West Virginia that will air on FS1, according to the Monday availability report released by Tech. This will be Ramirez's fifth straight game sidelined after a complication from his previous surgeries was discovered stemming from the injury suffered in 2022.
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Players listed as questionable for the West Virginia game include: defensive linemen De'Braylon Carroll (ankle) and Quincy Ledet Jr. (knee); receivers Micah Hudson (lower leg) and Drae McCray (wrist); outside linebacker Harvey Dyson III (lower leg); defensive back Javeon Wilcox (knee); and kicker Reese Burkhardt (arm).
Ledet, Carroll and Dyson are three listed defensive starters while McCray made his return from a head injury in the Oklahoma State game.
Texas Tech has a chance to reach the Big 12 championship game , but needs quite a bit of help to get there. A win would give the Red Raiders their first eight-win regular season since 2009.
This article originally appeared on Lubbock Avalanche-Journal: 3 Texas Tech football defensive starters listed as questionable for WVU game
