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Red Raider golfer Sandy Scott finished with a birdie on Friday afternoon at the 120th U.S. Open. Scott would finish the first two days at +9 and would ultimately miss the cut to continue into the weekend. Scott finished with the 4th best amateur score with several scorers in front of him at +8 and +…

Former Texas Tech football player and NFL veteran Michael Crabtree has been selected as 6th member of the Texas Tech Ring of Honor.

Mahomes has accomplished a lot by age 25.

Close to the end of fall camp, the Red Raiders added a transfer from Texas A&M. Now, in week two of the season, the NCAA has announced that Tyree Wilson is eligible to play this season for Texas Tech.
Wilson announced the news on his own Twitter account.
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Talk 1340 KKAM · Larry Hays Joins the Raiderland to rememeber T. Jones
Former Texas Tech Baseball coach Larry Hays joined the Raiderland with Ryan Hyatt to talk about the Late T. Jones who was Hays' athletics director during his time at Texas Tech...

Jarrett Culver's NBA season with the Timberwolves ended before the bubble resumed but before coronavirus ended the season he was having a productive season for a rookie.
According to a press release from the City of Lubbock, Culver returned to Lubbock to remind the city to "Mask Up&…

The Texas Tech Athletic Department began testing football players for COVID-19 in June. Since then, 75 members of the team have tested positive for the virus, according to Texas Tech.
As of September 15th, there were six active cases in the program, which means 69 student-athletes have recovered…

Texas Tech's football team wasn't great over the weekend, but they locked in the win against Houston Baptist. College football wasn't the only football over the weekend though. The NFL kicked off and more Red Raiders won than didn't...

Texas Tech was favored against Houston Baptist by more than 40 points. That did not happen.

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.

The 'Guns Up' slogan had been a part of the Texas Tech Football helmets for at least the past five seasons. That trend has ended in 2020, but it's not permanent.

Quickly after the celebration died down from Super Bowl 54 and the parade route had been run the Kansas City Chiefs set their sights on Super Bowl 55. The impossible offseason where the Chiefs had 10 guys to sign and only $177 to do it was underway...