The Big 12 has announced the dates of the 2022 men’s basketball slate, starting for Texas Tech with its conference opener on New Year’s Day against Oklahoma State at home to begin the double round-robin format.
Texas Tech University and former Lady Raider Basketball Coach Marlene Stollings may be in court this time next year. U.S. District Judge James Hendrix yesterday ordered a jury trial for September 19, 2022.
The Big 12 Conference announced Monday an 11 a.m. kickoff for Texas Tech’s conference opener at Texas on Sept. 25. Coverage will be provided nationally on ABC and the Texas Tech Sports Network.
Texas Tech President Lawrence Schovanec and Athletics Director Kirby Hocutt held a news conference Friday afternoon to discuss the invitations sent to Brigham Young University, the University of Central Florida, the University of Cincinnati and the University of Houston, inviting them to join the Big 12 Conference.
Starting with the game Sunday (Sept. 12) against the Cleveland Browns, Texas Tech will be featured prominently with advertisement placements on the Arrowhead Stadium video board and ribbons encircling the inside of the stadium, social and digital advertising and pregame radio spots on Chiefs radio broadcasts throughout the season.
On September 11, NBA great Shaquille O’Neal will be performing as DJ Diesel in the Historic Engineering Key of Texas Tech. This show is free to all fans.
The Big 12 looks like they will move towards expansion and adding teams to the conference after getting a commitment from the Athletic Directors of the 8 remaining schools, including Texas Tech’s Kirby Hocutt.
Fans can now experience new delicacies such as chicken fried steak sandwiches and corn dog bites - a favorite for the people who attended Friday’s media event.
Texas Tech head coach Matt Wells has named junior Tyler Shough as the starting quarterback for the Red Raiders’ season opener against Houston in the Texas Kickoff at NRG Stadium.
As the Olympic Games traditionally turns its attention away from the swimming pool to the track, three area athletes have already clinched the chance to compete for a medal.
Days before Texas Tech’s two-time triple jump champion Ruth Usoro and signee sprinter Rosemary Chukwuma were scheduled to lace up the sneakers for Nigeria at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, they learned they are unable to do so.
The uncertainty of this situation for the Big 12 and Texas Tech is troubling city leaders about the hit Lubbock’s economy would take from the loss of certain games.
University presidents for Texas, Oklahoma, Baylor and Texas Tech met with the Big 12 Executive Committee on Sunday to discuss proposals to try and “strengthen the conference.”
The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce sent a letter to Governor Abbott on Saturday, voicing concerns about the future of the Big 12 and what it could mean for both Texas Tech and the local economy.
After the release of a Houston Chronicle article alleged the Universities of Texas and Oklahoma were pursuing a move to the Southeastern Conference in sports, Texas Tech Chancellor Tedd Mitchell is weighing in on the matter.
Texas Tech turned in the second-most Major League Baseball Draft selections of any team in the country Tuesday after Brandon Birdsell was picked in the 11th round followed by Dylan Neuse in the 17th round.
On July 10, former Texas Tech basketball star and current NBA player Jarrett Culver will sign autographs from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the new United Supermarkets location on 114th Street and Slide Road.
For the first time in history, NCAA student athletes may now capitalize on their name, image and likeness. It did not take long for some, including Red Raiders, to begin testing the possibilities this change now creates.
Heard discussed what the new NIL laws approved by the state of Texas and the NCAA mean for college student athletes, the restrictions in place, and the Beyond Verified program created by Texas Tech.
