The Texas Tech Red Raiders certainly shocked the nation when they pulled some of the biggest names in the game out of the transfer portal this offseason, including several All-Americans.
Joey McGuire didn’t name Notre Dame, but he didn’t have to. When he praised BYU for joining a conference instead of sticking to an independent schedule like “some people do,” it was clear who the target was.
After a decisive Week 11, where Texas Tech delivered a massive statement, BYU lost its perfect season, and two key bowl-eligibility teams secured their sixth wins, the conference is in a frenzy heading into the final two weeks.
ESPN's "College GameDay" was in Lubbock, Texas, for Week 11, as No. 7 BYU faced No. 8 Texas Tech in a Big 12 Conference game. Former Texas Tech quarterback Patrick Mahomes was the celebrity guest picker, and it was a packed house in Lubbock in a battle of top-10 teams.
A 9-1 start with wins against teams that were ranked seventh and 13th heading into Week 11 is a strong résumé, especially by a combined margin of 63-17.
Nearly a year ago, a then 6-3 Texas Tech team hosted No. 21 Colorado with a chance to position itself toward a Big 12 Championship berth — something the Red Raiders have yet to do in the program's history — but came up short.
Texas Tech linebacker Jacob Rodriguez authored two takeaways on Saturday, as the No. 9 Red Raiders defeated No. 8 BYU 29-7, holding the previously-unbeaten Cougars to a season-low 255 total yards in a game with Big 12 and playoff implications.
A Texas Tech couple found themselves in the national spotlight this weekend after pulling off what most fans only joke about. Taylor Karrh and Rachael Lenhart became overnight legends in Lubbock by moving their wedding to Friday night just so they could attend ESPN’s College GameDay on Saturday morning.
ESPN’s flagship college football program hit the road again this weekend, as College GameDay pitched its tent in Big 12 country, as Texas Tech looks to take another step forward in the conference title race against undefeated BYU in a battle of insurgent conference contenders.
We will look at the best and most interesting signs from ESPN's "College GameDay" in Lubbock, Texas, for the Texas Tech vs. BYU game. But first, a look at the history of signs for "College GameDay." When the program first gained popularity, it was broadcast live from college campuses.
What happens between Texas Tech and BYU will go a considerable distance in helping determine who gets to play for the Big 12 championship, and consequently who will take part in the College Football Playoff, making this the most important game in the conference so far in 2025.
If you’re wondering how Texas Tech became a top-10 team in the country, look no further than their NIL practices. The Texas Tech Red Raiders are 8-1 and ranked No.
3. Superior dominance and overall balance through special teams, offense, and defensive units. One of the few teams in the nation to place in the top five for both scoring offense and scoring defense is Texas Tech.
Texas Tech and BYU square off in a battle of ranked Big 12 title contenders that will have a direct impact on how the conference championship and College Football Playoff race plays out.
ESPN’s College GameDay is heading to Lubbock in Week 11 for the No. 8 BYU Cougars vs. No. 9 Texas Tech Red Raiders matchup. Kirk Herbstreit remains the longest-tenured analyst on the show following Lee Corso’s departure.
In a surprising twist to Texas Tech’s 2026 recruiting cycle, linebacker Tieson Ejiawoko has officially decommitted from the Red Raiders. The move comes amid growing buzz around Ejiawoko’s rising stock and potential fit in multiple Power Four schemes.
Before the 2025 season, many in the media had the opinion that the Big 12 Conference would be wide open. There really wasn’t a consensus preseason conference champion selected.
BYU travels to Texas Tech for a Week 11 clash in the Big 12 Conference. With game day approaching, the opening odds and point spread have been revealed.
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.