Alan Bowman

In 2018, Alan Bowman stormed on the scene as a true freshman for Kliff Kingsbury's Red Raiders and led the team in a loss against Ole Miss to open the season after taking over for an injured McLane Carter. Bowman then put up monster numbers against Lamar and Houston...

The Wolverines added a much-needed veteran QB, and Bowman gets a new home.

Alan Bowman has been beaten up during his career. He's had punctured lungs, cracked collar bones, and hurt ankles. He's also been benched by the coaching staff and slammed on social media relentlessly during his Texas Tech career. The much-maligned signal-caller has done a lot in his career, but there's one thing he's never done...

Colombi's first start for Texas Tech will be October 24th, 2020 against West Virginia at Jones AT&T Stadium.

After a bye week, Texas Tech will look for their first conference win this season with a game against West Virginia at Jones AT&T Stadium

Matt Wells provided a short and to-the-point update Monday morning on Bowman during his weekly press conference heading into the Iowa State game on October 10th.

Texas Tech quarterback Alan Bowman left the game near the end of the 1st quarter of the Kansas State game due to an injury.

Bowman flashed the 'Horns Down' with just over three minutes left in the game, when Texas Tech went up 15 points.

The Red Raiders stayed competitive with the #8-ranked Longhorns in the first half of Saturday's game with the help from some great special teams plays.

The Red Raiders will have a memorial sticker on their helmet, for the whole season, honoring McVay. McVay was Director of Operations with Texas Tech Football from 1997-2020.