Sunday afternoon inside United Supermarkets Arena felt like a defining moment for Texas Tech women’s basketball. In a tightly contested clash between ranked Big 12 contenders, No.
The No. 22 Texas Tech Lady Raiders made a statement this past Sunday at the McLeod Tennis Center. The day began with a nail-biting 4-3 win over Oregon and concluded with a dominant 7-0 sweep of Sam Houston.
In the high-stakes theater of Big 12 women’s basketball, perspective matters as much as performance. For Texas Tech, the past two weeks have tested resolve, rhythm, and resilience.
Momentum is everything in indoor track and field! And the team, the Texas Tech Red Raiders, is riding a wave after a weekend of standout performances at the Razorback Invite.
The Big 12 spotlight returns to Lubbock this Sunday, and United Supermarkets Arena is ready for a statement afternoon. No. 21 Texas Tech women’s basketball will host No.
Unfortunately, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to defend the actions of Big 12 officiating crews, and on Saturday, another mark went against the crew for calling a pointless late-game foul.
In an important Big 12 matchup that came down to the wire, UCF led for nearly the entirety of the game and was able to escape with a home win against a hot Red Raiders team.
Texas Tech athletics have been competitive in the Big 12 across all sports over the years, but once NIL and the transfer portal became a thing, the Red Raiders have become a national contender.
Texas Tech fielded one of the more ferocious defensive fronts in college football in the 2025 season. Defensive tackle Lee Hunter was the anchor in the middle of the front that had David Bailey and Romello Height rushing from the edges.
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: Texas Tech has built another incredible roster in a major Big 12 sport. This time, it’s softball, as the Red Raiders have shown up in dominating fashion on the 2026 Preseason All-Big 12 Softball team with a total of seven selections!
Dog the Texas Tech schedule all you want, it still managed to win the Big 12 Championship last season and get to the College Football Playoff. No, the team isn’t exactly extending itself this year, but welcome to the world - this is how you’re supposed to do it.
Max Olson of ESPN released his final “stop rate” figures for 2025, and Texas Tech rests atop all of FBS in defensive stops and points prevented. Olson defines his measurement as the “Basic measurement of success,” or drives resulting in a punt, turnover or turnover on downs.
In a USA Today mock draft written by Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz, David Bailey sees his most bullish draft projection. The pass rusher from Texas Tech has been an early favorite amongst fans clamoring for defensive help.