Texas Tech Football

The NCAA made two huge decisions today. The first was that they are relaxing the rules around conferences having to have divisions, which doesn't matter in the short term for Texas Tech and the Big 12, but will be a much bigger deal in 2023 when they welcome in Houston, UCF, BYU, and Cincinnati to the conference...

For the Big 12 to truly succeed they need to play as many big-time games as possible. Here's my plan to do that.

Tommy Tuberville never really fit in here at Texas Tech and certainly not in the city of Lubbock. Years after living here he'd compare living in the city to living in Iraq. That only fueled the disdain for the former coach of the Red Raiders. Looking back on...

If you've been on Twitter in the last year I'm sure you've seen the Big Game Boomer account that has become an engagement machine ranking things in college athletics. The beauty of BGB's gimmick is that he ranks things that can't really be quantified most times...

He converted a 62-yard game-winning field goal versus Iowa State and made 15 of his 16 attempts for the year. In his career, Garibay was an 85% field goal kicker across two seasons with multiple game-winners and big moment kicks as a Red Raider...

The Texas Tech Red Raiders have an NFL Draft streak going with at least one player being drafted every year since 2016 starting with Le'Raven Clark as the third-round pick of the Indianapolis Colts in 2016. DeAndre Washington and Jakeem Grant were also picked up in 2016...

Deaton heads north to an AFC North team

The Miami Dolphins have selected Erik Ezukanma as pick number 125 in the NFL Draft.

Texas Tech football's Eric Gerald is up for an award through the Collegiate Sports Video Association. The video is one of my personal all-time favorite highlight packages ever put together regardless of school or sport. The video, the moment, the voiceover from former interim head coach Sonny Cumbie, all come together to create absolute magic...

The Red Raider faithful really let Baker Mayfield have it. And he loved it.

Baylor Cupp started at Texas A&M, but now he's a Red Raider.

Who said there wasn't any talent in West Texas?