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Texas Tech University has secured a 15‑year, $75 million naming‑rights agreement with Galaxy, a technology and data‑center provider, to rename its football stadium. The deal includes midfield branding, expanded sponsorship across football and basketball, and new NIL opportunities for student‑athletes, while honoring the legacy of former president Clifford B. Jones.
Under a new naming rights agreement, Texas Tech’s football venue will become Galaxy Stadium, a $75 million deal that also sees the tech firm building an AI data center in Dickens County and forging brand activations for student‑athletes.
Texas Tech University has announced the renaming of its football stadium to Galaxy Stadium following a 15‑year, $75 million naming‑rights agreement with the technology company Galaxy, which includes new NIL opportunities for athletes and a partnership as the athletics department's official data‑center partner.
Texas Tech has officially renamed its football stadium from Jones Stadium to Galaxy Stadium after a 15‑year, $75 million naming‑rights agreement with Galaxy, a data‑center infrastructure company.
Texas Tech has announced a $75 million naming rights agreement that will rename its historic football stadium to Galaxy Stadium, marking the end of the Jones family’s nearly eight‑decade association.
Texas Tech University has rebranded its football stadium as Galaxy Stadium under a 15‑year, $75 million agreement with data‑center firm Galaxy, a move aimed at shoring up a rapidly expanding athletics debt.