Wes Welker | Texas Tech Highlights

Highlights from Wes Welker's college days at Texas Tech. Welker finished his career in Lubbock with 259 catches, 3,069 receiving yards, and 21 receiving touchdowns. He also had 559 yards rushing and two rushing touchdowns. He also was a beast on special teams, scoring a then-NCAA record 8 touchdowns on punt returns (He's now second all-time.) Unfortunately I only got two of those on this video -so apologies for that- but I tried to do my best to capture his great career at Texas Tech. Hope you enjoy!

[@kilotre9842]

Hell of a smart player

[@kevincarey6621]

Man tech was getting blown out in these clips

[@greggoodfellow8630]

Nice video, but Texas Tech is located in Lubbock, not Waco.

[@YTAnon10]

Some of the footage might be tough to find but any chance you could do a Ted Ginn highlight?

[@HeffIncorporated]

Welker texas ranger

[@VandellMosley-x5i]

Vet😊😊

[@VandellMosley-x5i]

Caption orange.

[@MoreBuffMoreMuff]

B.J. Symons had a lot more on the ball compared to Kingsbury.

[@Jimmy-sj9ny]

Serves OU for not offering Welker.

[@XKloosyvv]

Such a crappy age for media. The transition between physical and digital created an entire era of poor quality pictures and videos. Its likely you have experienced this in your own personal life when digital cameras first got popular. So many people lost pictures because getting them printed was harder than getting photos developed. Live TV broadcasts suffer a lot which is why older footage often looks better than this era. Such a shame.

[@raveporn]

50 years from today someone will be talking about your media that way too :)

[@XKloosyvv]

@raveporn no there's literally an era in between film and digital where digital was worse than film. It all started on film. So the progression is a steady hill of improvement until the switch to digital which was a sudden fall in quality. Obviously it's all better now and just a part of the learning curve, but there's a reason why 1985 football replays look better than 2003 ones.