Masked Rider

Texas Tech football is a nationally known program with one of the best entrances in college football. The Red Raiders football team running out of the tunnel with a thick cloud of smoke being led by a Masked Rider on a jet black horse is so cool...

The Masked Rider has been riding at Texas Tech since their glorious debut in the 1954 Gator Bowl. A black horse carrying a masked man with a gaucho hat named Joe Kirk Fulton led the team onto the field and Texas Tech would win the game. In almost every game since Texas Tech has been led onto the field by the Masked Rider...

Turn a fan on, stick your face in it, and bounce up and down while watching the video to get the full effect.

Even when the world is full of uncertainty, Fearless Champion and the Masked Rider are here to bring some normalcy to the proceedings.

The Masked Rider has been an integral part of Texas Tech lore since they galloped out in front of the team in the 1954 Gator Bowl. Since then, there have been 58 more Masked Riders, including the most recent, Emily Brodbeck. Brodbeck completed 360 appearances as the Masked Rider during the turbulent 2019-2020 season, and now it's time for her to retire the saddle...

Mike Leach joined an Oklahoma State student's podcast this weekend and it broke into hypothetical Big 12 mascot battle royale.

Cody, the horse that saved an iconic part of Texas Tech football's home field spectacle in 2018, is returning this Saturday.

It's like Fearless never took a game off!

The head football coach dropped a bomb about the Masked Rider and her trusty companion.

A heartfelt year-end message from Texas Tech's Masked Rider recaps a lot, and is up on the Texas Tech Masked Rider's social media page.

Hey PETA, I ask as kindly as I possibly can to leave these mascots alone.

Cody, the horse who filled in for an injured Fearless Champion this season, gets to go home.