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Even in a truncated season, the Red Raiders are bringing home the hardware. The Texas Tech baseball team was off to a hot start across the board zooming off to a 16-3 record before the season was cut short on Big 12 opening day eve. Even so, with most teams playing between 15-19 games the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper All-American list was formed on a limited information basis...

Clayton Beeter started off hot in 2020 with 4 appearances and a 2.14 ERA  and 33 strikeouts across 21 innings. That's after being the closer in 2019 and having 8 saves across 20 innings with 40 strikeouts. After a redshirt year, the Red Raider flamethrower is ready for the MLB draft, even though it is shaping up to be an odd draft amid shortened seasons in high school, college and professional bas

We should be watching Texas Tech finishing up their season and heading to the Big 12 Tournament. Maybe even a Big 12 Championship. Instead, the coronavirus took away college baseball and Omaha from the Red Raiders. Now, the baseball prognosticators are already looking past what could have been and are looking to what might be in 2021, and they are high on the Red Raider squad that was poised to be

Dallas Braden can now join the pantheon of David Wells and Dock Ellis, pitchers who had their best games while they weren't 100 percent.

The Red Raider baseball team won't have an opportunity to play in Omaha this summer but that doesn't mean they don't know the way. They've been to Omaha four time since 2014, including back to back trips in 2018 and 2019. This year likely would have been Texas Tech's first ever three year streak at the College World Series...

Texas Tech couldn't have Senior Night, so they did it on Twitter.

It was basically Coachella. Get it. Coaches. Music. Coachella. Anyways, Chris Beard, Kirby Hocutt, Matt Wells and Tim Tadlock all joined the proceedings along with Red Raider musicians Grant Gilbert, Josh Abbott and William Clarke Green...

I know at this point it doesn't really do much, but Texas Tech Baseball was going to be really good. Like, really good. Now, it's not much of a consolation prize but the guys at D1 baseball and other publications have been putting out their usual end of season content after the season was unceremoniously ended...

That means the Red Raider baseball, softball, golf, tennis and track and field teams won't get the opportunity to finish the 2020 season.

There will be no NCAA tournaments in the spring of 2020.