The Protect College Sports Act is expected to be passed in September with an amendment that gives a 180-day grace period for conferences like the SEC to add schools like Texas Tech without those schools enduring a five-year probation.
The Protect College Sports Act is expected to be passed in September with an amendment that gives a 180-day grace period for conferences like the SEC to add schools like Texas Tech without those schools enduring a five-year probation.
After adding a trio of guards in Cruz Davis, Damarion Dennis, and Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn to the roster all the way back in April. Tech added former UCF forward Jamichael Stillwell and returned Darrion Williams, who spent last season at NC State.
When a short window of time presents itself to various sports programs, the time to act can't come with hesitation and procrastation. Texas Tech possibly has an opportunity to make a move to the SEC, and here is why.
Senior forward Jamichael Stillwell was one of multiple student-athletes who filed a lawsuit against the NCAA and was granted a fifth year. So as he heads to Tech, how does he fit into Head Coach Grant McCasland’s team heading into the season.
In May, June, and July, many college football fans take a break from closely following their favorite teams, like Texas Tech. Here are some stories you may have missed this summer.
Texas Tech has some work to do in terms of how many student athletes they want to add to their various teams for this calendar year. U.S. District Court of Colo
Over the weekend, the Texas Tech Red Raiders landed a commitment from former UCF senior forward Jamichael Stillwell. Stillwell was vital to the Golden Knights' first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2019, but Stillwell was one of 16 different athletes who
Here now is a look at the Red Raiders' national recruiting rankings for both transfer portal additions and high school recruiting for the 2026 and 2027 classes.
It is late May, which is generally a slow time for college athletic teams and programs, but the Red Raiders have been making noise, especially on social media.
Anderson was the lone Red Raider participating in drills at the 2026 NBA Combine in Chicago. Anderson was one of 15 players from the Big 12 participating in drills in front of NBA scouts, hoping to further raise his draft stock.
