Texas Tech football

According to the Star-Telegram, former Texas Tech Red Raider Carl Carter who played seven seasons in the NFL, died on May 15th, 2019 at the age of 55.

The Texas Tech football team is still adding bodies to the 2019 class with 25 newcomers to the Red Raiders including the incoming freshmen, JUCO guys and transfers.
The newest of those 25 new Red Raiders is linebacker Kosi Eldrige from Kilgore J...

The Red Raiders have had a CFL presence for the last several seasons. In fact, one of the best DB's in the CFL since 2012 has been Jamar Wall the former Red Raider corner back. Wall has two Grey Cups on his resume and multiple all-star seasons as well...

Ja'Deion High has now been a part of Kliff Kingsbury's first recruiting class at Texas Tech and his first crop of rookies at the NFL level.

RJ Turner is a 5th year senior coming to Lubbock, Texas for a victory lap in a Power 5 program after three productive seasons at UL Monroe. In his career at ULM Turner turned in 98 catches for 1669 yards and 10 touchdowns. The quick math there is that Turner averaged 17 yards per catch during his ca…

The new Texas Tech head football coach is a man of the people. He likes to get in the mud. He wants to be among the people and the students. He's learned from Chris Beard, who has made a habit of getting among his constituents.
This weekend at Cotton Fest, Flatland Calvary hit Coach Wells up wit…

We already knew McLane Mannix was transferring to Texas Tech from Nevada, but we didn't know if he was going to be immediately eligible. Until now:
The waiver for Mannix was an open and shut case, but the NCAA is inconsistent in cases like McLane's...

Carter joins a Rutgers program that struggled mightily last season, finishing with a 1-11 record.

Two more Texas Tech football players have announced they will be leaving the program.

Thursday morning, Texas Tech football announced that another Red Raider has reached an agreement to join an NFL team, and it's a great 'For The Brand' moment.

The internet is a strange place.

Tuesday afternoon, former Texas Tech Red Raider safety Vaughnte Dorsey announced that he signed on as an undrafted free agent with the Washington Redskins.