Dakari Spear scored 22 points to lead No. 16 Texas Tech to a dominant 88-37 victory over Stonehill College on Saturday.
The win extended the Red Raiders’ nonconference home winning streak to 50 games, according to Yahoo Sports reporting.
Texas Tech improved to 4-0 on the season despite playing without three key contributors.
Jamichael Stillwell and Amari Barrett both recorded double-doubles to anchor the effort.
Stillwell finished with 13 points and 12 rebounds, while Barrett contributed 13 points and 10 boards.
Damarion Dennis also scored 13 points, followed by Cruz Davis with 12 and Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn with 11.
The Red Raiders previously secured an 84-78 home victory over No. 3 Illinois, as noted by the Associated Press.
The team has now won 104 of its last 105 nonconference home games since December 2013.
The only defeat in that stretch came against No. 15 Kentucky, which was documented by AP coverage.
Under fourth-year coach Grant McCasland, the squad remains undefeated in nonconference home games with a 27-0 record.
Stonehill, a Northeast Conference team from Massachusetts, struggled to keep pace after an early lead.
The Red Raiders trailed 13-10 before unleashing an 18-point scoring run that spanned five and a half minutes.
Eli Greenberg led Stonehill with eight points in the contest.
Texas Tech continues to manage the health of its roster as the season progresses.
All-America post player JT Toppin remains sidelined while recovering from a right knee injury, per AP reporting.
Darrion Williams and Donovan Atwell also missed the game for precautionary reasons.
The Red Raiders led by as many as 53 points during the blowout.
Texas Tech will host New Orleans on Wednesday night to continue its home stretch.
Stonehill will return to Massachusetts to begin a three-game homestand starting against New Hampshire on Wednesday.