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  The Texas Tech Red Raiders women’s golf team is making noise in Florida as they compete in the Paradise Invitational at Osprey Point Golf Club in Boca Raton. After two rounds of play, the Red Raiders sit seventh in a loaded 16-team field , posting a team score of 590 (+14) . Texas Tech opened the tournament with a round of 300 (+12) before responding with a strong second-round score of 290 (+2) — showing steady improvement heading into the final day. Zaretsky Leads the Charge Senior Lauren Zaretsky has been the standout performer for Texas Tech, currently tied for fifth place individually at three-under-par (141) . Her consistent rounds have kept the Red Raiders within striking distance of the tournament leaders, sitting just four shots off the top spot on the individual leaderboard. With championship Sunday ahead, Texas Tech will look to continue climbing the standings and finish strong against one of the nation’s toughest early-season fields. Final Round Set The final round...

  When Texas Tech and Houston share the floor, you can throw the records out the window especially when both teams are sitting inside the national top 15. This weekend, No. 12 Texas Tech welcomes No. 6 Houston to Lubbock for what’s shaping up to be one of the loudest, toughest, and most electric games of the season. It’s a true heavyweight clash in the Big 12, and if you know anything about basketball in the 806, you already know what’s coming. Locked-in fans. Black-and-red everywhere. And an arena that feels like it’s shaking by tip-off. Welcome to game day in West Texas. Why This Matchup Matters Texas Tech–Houston has quietly become one of the conference’s premier battles, and this one comes with national stakes. Two elite defensive programs. Two top-15 résumés. And a home crowd ready to make life miserable for a road opponent. For the Red Raiders, protecting home court against a top-six team would be a statement to the rest of college basketball—one that could echo into Marc...

  National Respect: Christian Anderson Earns USBWA National Honors The national spotlight is shining bright on Lubbock. Following a week that saw Texas Tech climb to No. 15 in the AP Top 25 and secure a massive signature win over then-No. 3 Duke, sophomore guard Christian Anderson has been named one of five USBWA Oscar Robertson National Players of the Week . This prestigious honor, awarded by the U.S. Basketball Writers Association, places Anderson among the elite of college basketball after his heroics at Madison Square Garden. A Week to Remember Anderson didn’t just play well; he took over when the lights were brightest. In the Red Raiders' 82-81 comeback victory over Duke, Anderson played all 40 minutes, spearheading a 17-point rally. Duke Performance: 27 points (23 in the second half), 5 assists, and 3 steals. The Clutch Factor: Anderson knocked down the game-winning free throw in the final seconds to seal the upset. Weekly Average: 20.5 points, 5.5 assists, and 2.5 steal...

  Texas Tech vs Kansas: Preview, Storylines & Prediction As the 2025 college football season charges into the heart of Big 12 play, one of the most anticipated matchups on the schedule is Texas Tech vs Kansas on October 11 at Jones AT&T Stadium. The stakes are high—Texas Tech remains unbeaten and Kansas is looking to derail the Red Raiders’ momentum. Here’s everything to know heading into the showdown. Team Form & Momentum Texas Tech Red Raiders Texas Tech enters the game riding high. They’re unbeaten so far this season, and their performance has drawn national attention. Their offense is humming, and the defense has shown consistent growth week to week. Schedule so far : Wins over Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Kent State, Oregon State, Utah, then a strong showing on the road at Houston. Recent performance : In their win over Houston, Texas Tech forced turnovers and limited Houston’s offense to just 267 yards. Key strengths : High-powered passing attack, big-play potentia...

  Kate & Mariia Dominate to Advance at ITA All-Americans Texas Tech’s dynamic duo, Kate Dmitrichenko and Mariia Hlahola , made a statement at the ITA Women’s All-American Championships in Cary, NC. In the qualifying round, the Red Raider pair put on a clinic, rolling past North Carolina’s Rennard/Hill in straight sets, 6-2, 6-1 . From the first serve, Kate and Mariia’s chemistry and precision were on full display. They controlled the tempo of the match, applying relentless pressure on the Tar Heel duo and capitalizing on nearly every opportunity. Their aggressive play at the net and steady baseline consistency left no doubt that they belong on this national stage. This dominant performance not only advances them deeper into the qualifying draw but also highlights the depth and rising strength of Texas Tech women’s tennis. With their momentum building, Kate and Mariia are poised to keep making noise against some of the toughest competition in college tennis. Stay locked in ...

  By WreckEmInsider The wait is over, and the Red Raiders have spoken loud and clear. Texas Tech delivered a jaw-dropping statement in our season opener, crushing Arkansas-Pine Bluff 67–7 in a game that finished well before the full four quarters—proof positive that this team means business from the first whistle. Here’s how things unfolded: Blistering offense: Texas Tech poured it on early. A commanding 47–0 lead at halftime set the tone, and the game was even cut short due to a 90-minute weather delay , shifting to just 8-minute quarters after the break. Preseason buzz validated: Coming off our first preseason Top 25 ranking in years, the Red Raiders backed it up with fireworks on the field. Key moments to celebrate: The offense clicked with precision. Coaching decisions showed poise—even with weather disruptions, the team stayed focused. Fans got a show—this was gameday energy at its finest. What This Means for the Season Ahead Momentum is on o...

  Schedule Athletic Calendar Breakdown: Key Matchups to Watch This Season 1. Football — Texas Tech at Kansas State (Nov. 1) Dubbed by ESPN as possibly "the most impactful teams in this year’s title race" within the Big 12, this showdown could determine who drives toward the conference crown. It’s a matchup the schedule-makers clearly marked as pivotal.   2. Football — Texas Tech at Arizona State (Oct. 18) A rematch featuring the reigning Big 12 champion. The Red Raiders previously topped ASU 30‑22 in Lubbock—but this time, both teams will likely be firing on all cylinders.   3. Football — Farmageddon: Iowa State vs. Kansas State in Dublin (Season opener) Though not involving Texas Tech directly, this neutral-site opener sets the tone for the season, signaling how the Big 12 race might shape up. Analysts predict a tense, physical clash with Iowa State narrowly edging K‑State 24‑21.   4. Men’s Basketball — Home-and-Home Series with Houston, BYU, Colorado In 2...

  Last Call Before Football” — A Preseason Tradition Returns at Jones AT&T Stadium Written by WreckEmInsider As summer winds down and football season nears, Raider Nation comes together for one of its favorite preseason traditions — the Texas Tech Club’s “Last Call Before Football” event, hosted today at Jones AT&T Stadium . This annual gathering is more than just a party; it’s a spirited kickoff to the season, blending excitement, camaraderie, and that signature Red Raider energy. Fans, alumni, and supporters will enjoy live music, hors d’oeuvres, and drinks , while also getting the chance to win big in raffles for game tickets . The event highlights what makes Texas Tech special: a strong sense of community, pride in tradition, and unshakable loyalty to the Red and Black. Whether you’re reconnecting with fellow alumni, meeting new friends, or simply soaking in the atmosphere, “Last Call Before Football” is designed to remind us all that game day is more than football ...

 Texas Tech’s beloved Masked Rider, Rose Rosas, was hospitalized after a riding incident on campus. She’s now recovering, and Centennial Champion is safe. Full details inside. Lubbock, TX – Texas Tech’s iconic game-day tradition took an unexpected turn Friday evening when the university’s current Masked Rider, Rose Rosas , was involved in a riding incident on campus. The accident occurred during a campus event, prompting immediate medical attention. Rosas was transported to a local hospital where she is now reported to be in stable condition and “in good spirits,” according to university officials. The horse, Centennial Champion —a beloved symbol of Red Raider pride—was unharmed and quickly secured by the Masked Rider team and staff. The Masked Rider program, first introduced in 1954, is one of Texas Tech’s most recognized and cherished traditions. The rider, dressed in all black with a flowing cape, leads the football team onto the field atop a black horse before every home game...