r/TexasTechFootball • u/ExpressFan7426 • 22h ago
What streaming service(s) do I need to watch the games this year? getting so many different results online
Streaming feels like such a mess these days :/
r/TexasTechFootball • u/ExpressFan7426 • 22h ago
Streaming feels like such a mess these days :/
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r/TexasTechFootball • u/DallasmorningnewsSD • 16d ago
The Dallas Morning News' Brad Townsend writes:
"LUBBOCK — Our private tour of Texas Tech’s four-story, cutting-edge football complex paused at seemingly every jaw-dropping bell and whistle, $242 million worth.
It was nearing 10 p.m., so this Taj Mahal of all college athletics was otherwise deserted and silent — accentuating its opulence, yet also its organic flow and attention-to-detail functionality.
The tour began at coach Joey McGuire’s office suite and balcony view, high above recently re-christened Galaxy Stadium’s south end zone.
Ensuing wonders included the state-of-the-art locker rooms; the two-story players’ lounges; 200-seat meeting room; the barbershop with three chairs — Red Raider red, of course.
Alas, not until the following day, when speaking individually to more than a dozen players, did we learn there are other features in reigning Big 12 champion, but relative upstart, Texas Tech’s blueprint for entrenchment among college football’s elite."
r/TexasTechFootball • u/The_Sandwich_Lover9 • 17d ago
r/TexasTechFootball • u/Cmonmac • 27d ago
I am a British Tech fan.
Having been an NFL fan initially, I decided to watch a bit more college when at uni and found highlights of the Kingsbury Raiders. I fell in love with the speed and the intensity of the offense.
The first full live game I watched, a certain 3rd string QB came in as injury relief, the debut of Pat Mahomes.
Since then, a couple of years ago, I moved to Northern Ireland, which has made me only a couple of hours away from Dublin. I have seen NFL games at Wembley, but now I am prime to go see a college game every year.
Last year I couldn't go but this year, myself and few teammates from my uni American Football team are all going, with them flying over from Scotland for it.
And herein lies the issue.
Because they don't support college teams. They like it, but they are NFL fans more, whereas my NFL fandom has fallen off massively as I fell more in love with college ball. A few of the lads went last year and supported Iowa State because they were surrounded by a bunch of rowdy Iowa State fans who adopted them as their own.
Now, I don't want to support TCU. I have an easy out, North Carolina mean nothing to me.
Except I have a deep rooted hatred for Bill Belicheck. Because for any other British football fans here, you will know the PLAGUE of Patriots fans that flooded the sport in the late 2000s and 2010s. The sport grew rapidly, more people than ever watched it on SkySports and the Patriots were obviously good. Every fair weather fan you knew was a Pats fan.
So...it is with regret and deep embarrassment that I confess that I will be full throatedly supporting those boys in Purple and their weird fucking frog.
I just have to do it.
r/TexasTechFootball • u/Ok-Standard6024 • 28d ago
r/TexasTechFootball • u/crleed54 • 28d ago
Was thinking about trying out a college fantasy football league this season. Salary cap format, so no need to coordinate a draft. Looks like you just sign up and build your team.
Looking at league settings, theres no minimum or max league size. P4 + Notre Dame players to start.
Any interest in a Texas Tech fan league?
r/TexasTechFootball • u/The_Sandwich_Lover9 • 28d ago
Dude is a beast…..
r/TexasTechFootball • u/Outside_Net6026 • Jul 31 '26
We can’t be serious
r/TexasTechFootball • u/MainMarket-Gamer • Jul 30 '26
I spent the offseason building a full 2026 preseason preview for every FBS team, each with its own writeup. Here's the Texas Tech page:
https://www.sports.mainmarket.com/college-football-preview-2026?team=ncaaf-ttu
Each one has the returning production, the transfer and recruiting additions, a position-by-position breakdown, the schedule, and where the ratings land them for 2026.
Heads up, only the first team is free and then it paywalls. Since I'm posting in your house, code LEECORSOROCKS opens all of it, no card or anything. Hit "Have a promo code?" if you run into the wall.
So, what'd I get wrong? Texas Tech might be the most interesting team on my whole board. The portal gamble flat-out worked: 12-2, and the defense was the real story, 3rd in the country in scoring at under 12 a game, which carried a top-3 SP+ rating and top-6 in everything else into 2026. Cameron Dickey (1,138) is back to run it. The one thing standing between this and a real playoff run is the QB spot. Morton's gone, the Sorsby plan fell through, and now it's Will Hammond, the four-star you all have been waiting on but who's barely thrown 1,100 career yards.
So that's the question: is Hammond ready to be QB1 on a top-three team from day one, or is that the one spot that keeps this from a playoff ceiling? Curious how you feel about him after watching him up close.
I'll be in the comments.
r/TexasTechFootball • u/CirclePlays • Jul 29 '26
The NZCFL is looking for coaches! NZCFL is a college football simulation game run on the free website https://play.football-gm.com/
We are a college simulation football league with 120 teams, and Texas Tech is looking for someone to lead them to glory! This league has been around for about 45 seasons, and we are still rolling along. We always need new coaches to help the league thrive. We're preparing to start up the 2062 season, and Texas Tech needs your help to start the next season strong. If you are interested, join our discord and our moderators and welcome committee will help you get started and on the road to the championship!
Discord: https://discord.gg/6pE48PYdhu
Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/NZCFL/
r/TexasTechFootball • u/The_Sandwich_Lover9 • Jul 28 '26
Apparently it happened weeks ago, but we officially have word he’s cleared. So it begins….
r/TexasTechFootball • u/Outside_Net6026 • Jul 28 '26
Last year road games @ Utah and @ Arizona State looked to be the obvious toughest games going into the season. This year though I don't feel like there's one that sticks out. What would you say is the toughest game or what game are you most concerned about?
For me these are the possible ones:
Week 3 Sep 18th vs Houston: Both teams will have faced Oregon State before this game. That could be a measuring stick for Tech vs Houston. This will be the first real test for Tech and Houston could be ranked #20-#25 at the time of this game. However, it's a night game and will for sure be a hostile road environment for Houston. Tech currently has a 7 game win streak against them too.
Week 7 Oct 17th vs Arizona State: If ASU beats Texas A&M in College Station in Week 2 then they could likely be undefeated at the time of this game. That could make this become a Top 15 matchup in Lubbock. Every time we have played them the games are very exciting and very close. They do not have Sam Leavitt or Jordyn Tyson anymore but Head Coach Kenny Dillingham will have a very good team put together again.
Week 9 Oct 31st vs Arizona: Arizona will already have played on the road at BYU before our game. Tech fans will want to watch that one. Arizona has arguably the best QB in the Big 12 in Noah Fifita who is a very experienced Senior. Arizona should have a record of 7-0 or 6-1 going into this game. That would make this a ranked matchup in Lubbock. With it being Halloween hopefully it's a night game.
Week 11 Nov 14th @ Oklahoma State: Who knows what this OSU team will look like. They have a whole new roster this year led by their new Head Coach and our former WR Eric Morris. Many people are predicting them to have massive improvement and finish in the top half of the conference. This will likely be our toughest road game of the season and when Tech has stumbled under Coach McGuire it has usually happened on the road.
Week 13 Nov 26th vs TCU: This is a night game in Lubbock on Thanksgiving. I'm sure that will have a negative effect on the environment of our stadium. So many students will be gone. No one really knows how TCU will look this season and to me this just seems like it could be a strange game. They will have just played Utah 5 days before this game though so Tech fans will want to watch that.
r/TexasTechFootball • u/StillBoysenberry8790 • Jul 28 '26
r/TexasTechFootball • u/Outside_Net6026 • Jul 24 '26
#1 Graham Harrell (4 seasons)
45 games, 69.8% Completion, 15,793 yards
134 TDs-34 INTs (3.94 ratio), 154.3 QBR
#2 Patrick Mahomes (3 seasons)
32 games, 63.5% Completion, 11,252 yards
93 TDs-29 INTs (3.21 ratio), 152.0 QBR
#3 Seth Doege (4 seasons)
31 games, 69.0% Completion, 8,636 yards
69 TDs-26 INTs (2.65 ratio), 144.9 QBR
#4 Nic Shimonek (3 seasons)
19 games, 66.4% Completion, 4,445 yards
39 TDS-11 INTs (3.54 ratio), 153.2 QBR
#5 Taylor Potts (4 seasons)
40 games, 66.3% completion, 7,835 yards
62 TDs-25 INTs (2.48 ratio), 139.8 QBR
#6 Behren Morton (5 seasons)
45 games, 62.8% Completion, 8,989 yards
71 TDS-29 INTs (2.45 ratio), 136.7 QBR
#7 Jett Duffey (3 seasons)
19 games, 66.0% Completion, 4,077 yards
26 TDs-11 INTs (2.36 ratio), 143.6 QBR
#8 Alan Bowman (3 seasons)
19 games, 67.0% Completion, 5,260 yards
33 TDs-17 INTs (1.94 ratio) 139.5 QBR
#9 Steven Sheffield (2 seasons)
17 games, 69.1% Completion, 1,578 yards
17 TDs-5 INTs (3.40 ratio), 161.2 QBR
#10 Davis Webb (3 seasons)
23 games, 61.4% Completion, 5,557 yards
46 TDs-22 INTs (2.09 ratio), 138.4 QBR
#11 Donovan Smith (2 seasons)
23 games, 64.3% Completion, 2,686 yards
19 TDS-10 INTs (1.90 ratio). 139.1 QBR
#12 Tyler Shough (3 seasons)
15 games, 62.4% Completion, 2,922 yards
20 TDS-11 INTs (1.82 ratio), 138.5 QBR
#13 Henry Colombi (2 seasons)
13 games, 65.1% Completion, 2,356 yards
13 TDS-9 INTs (1.44 ratio), 135.8 QBR
#14 Baker Mayfield (1 season)
8 games, 64.1% Completion, 2,315 yards
12 TDs-9 INTs (1.33 ratio), 127.7 QBR
#15 Michael Brewer (2 seasons)
13 games, 70.7% Completion, 440 yards
5 TDs-0 INTs (5.00 ratio), 162.9 QBR
#16 McLane Carter (2 seasons)
10 games, 52.6% Completion, 677 yards
4 TDs-4 INTs (1.0 ratio), 116.6 QBR
#17 Jake Strong (1 season)
3 games, 53.8% Completion, 409 yards
2 TDs-6 INTs (0.333 ratio) 98.4 QBR
#18 Vincent Testaverde (1 season)
1 game, 57.7% Completion, 116 yards
0 TD-1 INT (0.0 ratio), 87.5 QBR
#19 Jackson Tyner (1 season)
3 games,12.5% Completion, 2 yards
0 TD-0 INT (0.0 ratio), 14.6 QBR
r/TexasTechFootball • u/rolo42107 • Jul 20 '26
When do they release the promo poster for the season? Also is there any way to get one without goin to a game? I’m trying to go to one this year but want a poster for my garage.
r/TexasTechFootball • u/Radiant-Ad-5557 • Jul 17 '26
r/TexasTechFootball • u/updogsportstalk • Jul 16 '26
Texas Tech had an entertaining offseason to say the least. The Red Raiders enter 2026 with yet another loaded roster with a goal of making it further in the playoff. Can the Red Raiders get it done?
📌 How long will they need to use Kirk Francis at QB?
📌 Run game and Oline are dominant 🔥
📌 Defense is LOADED once again
Preview attached. What are your predictions for the Red Raiders in 2026?
r/TexasTechFootball • u/The_Sandwich_Lover9 • Jul 09 '26
We lost a lot of fan favorites mainly JRod of course. But fck it still got a great squad. So who’s your favorite player on the team.