Tommy Tuberville

Tuberville, now a U.S. Senator from Alabama, was the subject of a Wes Nessman video commentary from four years ago. At the time, Tuberville had compared Lubbock to Iraq.

Texas Tech and Cincinnati already have a connection, due to former football coach Tommy Tuberville, and that connection should be used to name their new rivalry games.

The former Texas Tech coach is against legislation that would allow college athletes to profit off of their 'Name, Image, Likeness'. Tuberville was elected to the U.S. Senate last year.

Political neophyte Tommy Tuberville is one step closer to becoming a U.S. senator.

A Brownfield, Texas resident has started a Change.org petition asking that ESPN remove Tommy Tuberville from Saturday's Texas Tech-University of Houston game.

The petition won't change ESPN's mind, but its out there anyway.

ESPN has disrespected Texas Tech and Lubbock by allowing the former head coach to be a part of the play-calling team for the Texas Tech-Houston game.

In his usual understated style, a sly smile came across the coach's face, and he chuckled when asked by 1340 The Fan's Rob Snyder if he was surprised to learn about Tuberville's involvement with the game.

I was just perusing the game notes for the Houston game that Texas Tech football put out and they had a paragraph there about the broadcast.

BJ Symons owns Tommy Tuberville on Twitter after Tuberville's recent comments.

The former Red Raider Football coach doesn't seem to miss Lubbock.

Ex-Texas Tech head coach Tommy Tuberville doesn't have a job right now after resigning from the University of Cincinatti. His next move? Possibly the Governor of Alabama.