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Texas Tech’s unexpected football resurgence, fueled by name, image and likeness funding, is reshaping its athletic landscape and sparking competition that reaches into basketball and beyond.
Fox Sports analyst Joel Klatt recently unveiled his list of the five greatest college football games played since the turn of the millennium, highlighting moments that blended controversy, record‑breaking performances and unforgettable drama.
A look at the challenges surrounding quarterback Will Hammond's injury and the ripple effects on the team's championship aspirations.
Transfer guard Dra Gibbs‑Lawhorn talks about his statistical achievements, leadership philosophy, and goals for the upcoming season at Texas Tech.
The conference revealed its preseason accolades, recognizing standout athletes from member schools ahead of the upcoming season.
The growing rivalry between LSU and Texas is shaped by recruiting battles, geographic closeness, and the intertwined histories of coaches Steve Sarkisian and Ed Orgeron.
The NCAA's five‑year eligibility rule grants athletes an extra season of play, prompting Penn State to weigh roster continuity, recruiting shifts and the impact of name, image and likeness deals on its championship ambitions.
Holton Hendrix, a Texas Tech sophomore lineman, will miss the 2027 season after tearing his ACL in spring practice, prompting roster adjustments and new opportunities for teammates.
Texas Tech's latest defensive end signee, LaDamion Guyton, is expected to report in late July or early August. Coach Joey McGuire likens him to former pass-rusher David Bailey, noting his potential to bolster a unit that recorded a school‑record 41 sacks last season.
A new Paramount+ docuseries chronicles Texas Tech football's resurgence, blending interviews with coaches and players with a broader celebration of the university's multi‑sport achievements.
A look at the recent quarterback upheaval at Texas Tech, including a consult with former Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops, the dismissal of Brendan Sorsby, and the recovery of Will Hammond.
Texas addresses critical holes in its 2027 baseball roster by welcoming a quartet of high‑profile transfers, each bringing a distinct skill set that could transform the Longhorns' competitive edge.
Teammates recall Eric Morris as a versatile, welcoming competitor as he prepares to lead Oklahoma State’s football program, bridging rivalries with pride.
Texas Tech football coach Joey McGuire is advocating for a major overhaul of the college football calendar, seeking reduced preseason camp, expanded spring workouts and a condensed transfer‑portal window.
Ohio State's 2027 recruiting class dropped from No. 5 to No. 11 in ESPN's latest rankings, reflecting a shifting power balance in college football.
Texas has added three top‑ranked transfer players — Linkin Garcia, Ian Armstrong and Sawyer Solitaria — while also pursuing Angel Laya, bolstering a roster that could produce multiple first‑round draft picks.
Felicia Teeter, a retired U.S. military veteran, is now the first female coach in John Carroll University’s history and leads a new flag football program.
Jordan Rogers, a 2025 D2 All‑American, has pledged to Texas Tech, where his historic tackle numbers and playmaking will bolster a defense that just captured its first Big 12 Championship.
The NFL's refusal to hold a supplemental draft for quarterback Brendan Sorsby has forced the former Texas Tech player to confront a narrow set of pathways, from legal challenges to overseas opportunities, while mounting legal costs add urgency to his decision.
LJ Martin, the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year, will suit up for BYU in 2026 after a record‑breaking rushing season. Joined by All‑Big 12 lineman Bruce Mitchell, the Cougars hope to translate video‑game ratings into real‑world dominance.
Former college quarterback Brendan Sorsby wagered on his own teams, won a court ruling that restored his eligibility, attempted to enter the NFL supplemental draft, and now faces a league ban that could delay his professional debut until 2027.
The Red Raiders' first College Football Playoff appearance, driven by NIL deals and a controversial quarterback saga, confronts a media landscape dominated by traditional power conferences.
Brendan Sorsby, a quarterback banned from college football for gambling, is now eligible for the NFL supplemental draft. Analyst Todd McShay suggests the Pittsburgh Steelers as a potential destination, highlighting the team's need for a long‑term quarterback solution.
On the Rich Eisen show, Indiana University coach Curt Cignetti discussed the fallout from quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s gambling case, his upcoming NFL supplemental draft entry, and the need for the NCAA to enforce rules more effectively.