Texas Tech invested hundreds of millions into its football program, including $7 million on a defensive line, but now that NIL regulations have tightened, can the Red Raiders continue to build upon their playoff foundation?

Texas Tech leaned into becoming an oil-rich disruptor — and invested wisely. Now, it plays the most consequential game in program history.

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Just how violent of a runner is Terrance Carter Jr. with the ball in his hands? The evidence was clear on the AT&T Stadium turf in early December.

Texas Tech men’s basketball closed the non-conference chapter of its season decisively. They rolled past Winthrop 87–57 on Sunday in Lubbock. For the No. 15 Red

McGuire embraced Texas Tech — and Lubbock, and West Texas — for exactly what it is, and steered it somewhere it’s never been.

Christian Anderson scored 25 of his 29 points by halftime as 15th-ranked Texas Tech stretched its non-conference home winning streak to 46 games with an 87-57 win over Winthrop.

In a new article this week, The Athletic's Manny Navarro has predicted landing spots for a lot of the main transfer QBs. For Texas Tech, he predicts that Brendan Sorsby from Cincinnati will be the starter in 2026.

The Texas Tech basketball team closed non-conference play with a convincing 87-57 win over Winthrop on Sunday inside United Supermarkets Arena. The 15th-ranked Red Raiders (10-3) coasted to a 59-21 lead at halftime and overcame a disjointed second half to come away with the 30-point win.

Cody Campbell is a billionaire supporter of Texas Tech, his alma mater. He also has a distinct vision of where college sports needs to go if it is going to survive.