Tuesday evening was a big opportunity for Texas Tech Basketball, which hosted No. 3 Illinois at home. With both teams missing their star big men, it was unknown what we’d see from either side.
When Texas Tech and its brash benefactor bought their way into the college football big time, they were settling an old West Texas score.
It's just the beginning of the college basketball season, but the madness from March has already arrived in early November. Texas Tech takes down No. 3 Illinois , 84-78, in a crucial non-conference win that will vault them up the rankings next Monday.
Texas Tech football looked like when they did under the tutelage of the late Mike Leach when they defeated West Virginia by a final score of 53-48. The wild 53-48 victory over West Virginia by No.
Texas Tech scored 41 points before halftime and still found itself trailing West Virginia in the fourth quarter. Facing fourth-and-3 from his own 48-yard line, Thomas Castellanos found Micah Hudson for 26 yards to keep the drive alive.
The Red Raiders got the win over Bethune-Cookman Thursday night, but it wasn't the most assuring performance from the Red Raiders, as they seemed to struggle at points throughout the game.
Wes Welker’s path to the NFL began with an opportunity. After an overlooked recruiting process, he earned a place at Texas Tech and became one of the program’s most productive players.
Texas Tech basketball has a short turnaround from their last win at home against Jackson State as they take on Bethune-Cookman in their second non-conference matchup of the season Thursday.
When Texas Tech center Stephanie Okechukwu sat down in front of associate coach and general manager Erik DeRoo, she didn’t expect to cry. The NCAA had granted her two years of eligibility, and the university had submitted a waiver requesting additional eligibility so she could complete her degree while representing the Lady Raiders.
It was smooth sailing for Texas Tech throughout most of the 40 minutes, and there were many players who stood out as potential stars this season. However, for a few Red Raiders in particular, it may have simply not been their night.
Texas Tech is looking to make another statement after their win over No. 24 ranked Arizona but is now looking ahead to defeat West Virginia on Saturday night.
The college basketball season has finally arrived, and Texas Tech opens the season at home against Jackson State in their first matchup of another exciting season under head coach Grant McCasland.
Just when it looked like the Big 12 championship race couldn't get any more interesting, Saturday's showdown between No. 13 Texas Tech and No. 22 Arizona added another twist to an already crowded conference race.
For Texas Tech, the 37-24 loss to Cincinnati was more than just a disappointing result. It also prompted a pointed response from billionaire megadonor Cody Campbell, who had little patience for the Red Raiders’ performance.
After BYU’s big win over Notre Dame, Texas Tech starting 6-0 and Utah thriving under first-year head coach Morgan Scalley, it looked like the Big 12 might finally get multiple teams into the College Football Playoff for the first time since its inception.
It was a Saturday to forget for Cody Campbell and the Texas Tech Red Raiders — but the internet wouldn’t let them. After starting the season 6-0, TTU went into Nippert Stadium and lost to unranked Cincinnati 37-24 behind a less than stellar offensive performance.
The 2026 Texas Tech Red Raiders were fairly deep offensively. The problem was a lack of consistency on the mound, which wound up leading to the school missing out on the 2026 NCAA tournament.
Every button that head coach Deion Sanders tries to push for the Colorado Buffaloes seems to be the wrong button. That was very evident on Saturday in a 29-7 loss to No. 12 Texas Tech.
The No. 12 Texas Tech Red Raiders are off to a 4-0 start with a Big 12 Conference game on the road against Deion Sanders' Colorado Buffaloes on Saturday.
Sorsby addressed the gambling scandal that has disrupted his football career.
Sorsby lit the college football world on fire earlier this offseason when he and the Texas Tech Red Raiders tried to fight for his NCAA eligibility despite his admitted gambling problem.
Words mean very little on the recruiting trail nowadays, but the Texas Tech Red Raiders can feel good about a recent update regarding one of their prized 2027 prospects.
The quarterback situation at Texas Tech has taken another unexpected turn.
Didn't Texas Tech Red Raiders head coach Joey McGuire stir the pot enough during the Brendan Sorsby ordeal? Guess not. Now McGuire admits he's open to adding NFL players to his roster.
Recruiting success still comes down to relationships, and McGuire and his staff did a good job of building a trusting one with Attalah.
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