The Texas Tech Red Raiders got back on track after a road loss to the Arizona State Sun Devils, handling the Oklahoma State Cowboys at home at Jones AT&T Stadium.
Don Williams of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal was the first to put this idea out there, yet he certainly won’t be the last. Suddenly, Texas Tech has a quarterback problem, though it likely won’t materialize until next season.
Texas Tech backup quarterback Will Hammond is out for the remainder of this season and likely spring practice after tearing the ACL in his right knee Saturday.
When to see the game The date for the game is Saturday, November 1st. The game time is 3:30 p.m. (EDT) or 2:30 p.m. (CT). Location for the game is Manhattan, Kansas's Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium.
Redshirt freshman quarterback Will Hammond has started the last two weeks for the Texas Tech Red Raiders due to an injury to their Week 1 starter, Behren Morton.
After a showing that had his supporters buzzing, Joey McGuire didn’t hold back in his post‑game reaction. Following a dominant 42-0 shutout win over Oklahoma
The Texas Tech Red Raiders smashed Oklahoma State on Saturday 42-0 on Saturday in Lubbock. And while back up quarterback Will Hammond got the start, after the win, head coach Joey McGuire provided some insight into what the health status is of starter Behren Morton.
Texas Tech quarterback Will Hammond, a redshirt freshman backup who was making his second consecutive start, exited the Red Raiders' home game against Oklahoma State on Saturday with a right leg injury and will not return, the team announced.
Texas Tech Director of Athletics Kirby Hocutt on Monday announced the Red Raiders would no longer allow fans to throw tortillas at Jones AT&T Stadium, bringing an end to a tradition that has defined game days in West Texas for more than three decades.
Saturday in the college football landscape was a shocking day, as four top 10 teams fell. One of those teams was the No. 7-ranked Texas Tech Red Raiders.
The 2025 college football season has seen a handful of long-suffering teams emerge as real contenders in the national title picture. But one of those ascending programs is having a devil of a time in keeping their unbeaten streak alive - literally.
The Big 12 on Wednesday fined both Kansas and Texas Tech $25,000 each after a chaotic postgame week that began when Red Raider fans repeatedly tossed tortillas
The Texas Tech Red Raiders are heading into Week 8 of the college football season with a 6-0 record, and one of the most feared defensive line units in the country.
From tortillas to water bottles to the occasional adult toy, fans have a habit of throwing things onto the field. But there's a reason that the act of throwing anything is taken so seriously and it's because of a recent item that was reportedly tossed onto a field in the most recent Texas Tech game.
Kansas travels to Texas Tech for a Week 7 clash in the Big 12 Conference. With game day approaching, the opening odds and point spread have been revealed.
In the middle of this transformation stands Texas Tech, quietly putting together one of the sport’s most effective blueprints for success. Just one year ago, the Red Raiders were viewed as a middle-of-the-pack Big 12 team.