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Texas Tech’s 2026 football squad, bolstered by high‑impact transfers and standout returners, aims to translate a No. 12 preseason ranking into a College Football Playoff run
A $242 million, four‑story complex equips Texas Tech with NFL‑level amenities, fueling a historic 12‑2 season and the program’s first CFP appearance.
Coach Joey McGuire outlines plans to increase receiver numbers, rotate players more evenly, and integrate new transfers like Malcolm Simmons to boost the Red Raiders' offensive flexibility.
From five‑star recruit to injury‑plagued transfer, Micah Hudson's path to Texas Tech has been fraught with challenges. Now, with key teammates and coaching support, he is expected to deliver a breakout performance in his third season.
College football's ever‑changing rosters make wide receiver rankings volatile, prompting fantasy analysts to target high‑scoring, pass‑heavy offenses when building their 2026 draft boards.
Texas Tech has secured a No. 7 national ranking for its 2027 class, filling 17 scholarship spots and adding two walk‑ons, while elite prospects such as Jalen Brewster eye the program amid competition from LSU and NCAA restrictions on coach commentary.
The Red Raiders' coaching staff has released a detailed depth chart, highlighting emerging talent and strategic shifts for the upcoming season.
The latest edition of EA Sports' college football franchise places the Texas Tech Red Raiders at No. 11 overall, featuring strong defensive ratings and a roster of highly rated players ahead of the July 9 global launch.
The Red Raiders have released a detailed depth chart that outlines offensive and defensive starters, special‑teams specialists and players who transitioned from other FBS and FCS programs.
The Red Raiders secure a sixth‑ranked class, featuring standout signees and innovative compensation for walk‑ons.
The Cougars are set to face Texas Tech under the lights in Lubbock, hoping to capitalize on consistency and a fortified defense.
A top‑25 recruit turns to name, image and likeness earnings to finance his education, while Texas Tech explores a revenue‑share approach that could redefine scholarship structures.