Texas Tech Basketball

I had the honor of interviewing former Texas Tech basketball player Norense Odiase heading into the Red Raiders clash against the Texas Longhorns on Tuesday, February 1st. Odiase has a wealth of knowledge about the current program because he played under Mark Adams and of course those seasons he was also playing under current Longhorns coach Chris Beard...

It's all fun and games until you leave Texas Tech to coach our mortal enemy, the University of Texas.

In just one day the Texas Tech community raised more than $10,000 for students camping out for the Texas Tech vs. UT game on Tuesday, February 1st in Lubbock.

I dare someone to show me a car that is more decked out with Texas Tech garb than this one. Holy smokes! This is certainly a super-fan.

Texas Tech basketball played Mississippi State on Saturday. The game tipped off around 5:00 and then wrapped up before 8:00 as a huge victory for the Red Raiders to the tune of 76-50 but it honestly wasn't even that close. Shortly after that game wrapped up, there was a line of students getting ready at the United Supermarkets Arena for a game on Tuesday...

On Texas Tech's 2019 National Championship run, then-head coach Chris Beard had this running joke about how if anyone needed tickets, they could call Mark Adams. Hotel accommodations? Call Mark Adams. The joke was so prevalent that people started tweeting at Mark Adams for tickets and hotels. O...

Following Texas Tech's loss to Kansas in double overtime Monday night, Red Raiders basketball player Kevin McCullar posted on his instagram story that he had received death threats. “Appreciate all the energy and death threats! It’s what...

You might remember last week how several Red Raiders were trying to facilitate the sale of Frank Erwin Center tickets to the Texas Tech game against the Texas Longhorns in Austin. If you missed that story, here's a brief recap: "The most anticipated game on the schedule for the Red Raiders' fanbase is obviously February 1st when Beard and his Longhorns come to Lubbock...

During Texas Tech's 78-65 victory over the Mountaineers, a West Virginia player got added to the controversy tally.

Terrence Shannon Jr. was in the NBA draft process this summer for a majority of the allotted time the NCAA allows collegiate players to flirt with the association. Shannon went to the combine and had an agent preparing him to go pro, but at the last minute, he decided to come back to the Red Raiders and play for Mark Adams, who he called the only coach he'd come back to play for...