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  This wasn’t just a win this was a statement . Behind another poised, powerful performance, the No. 21 Texas Tech Lady Raiders absolutely rolled Arizona, 80–49 , on Saturday night, extending their win streak to 16 games and continuing the best start in program history . Let’s be clear: what’s happening in Lubbock right now is real . Fritz Leads the Charge 🔥 Denae Fritz set the tone with 16 points , playing with confidence, control, and aggression. Every time Arizona looked for air, Fritz applied pressure,  attacking seams, finishing possessions, and keeping the offense humming. She wasn’t alone. Adlee Blacklock was lights out, drilling 4-of-5 from three and finishing with 15 points Jada Malone added 14 points , including a crucial early scoring burst Bailey Maupin chipped in 13 points , hitting the three that gave Tech the lead for good Snudda Collins finished with 11 points and anchored a defense that piled up season-high 11 blocks That balance? That’s...

  The Texas Tech Lady Raiders sent a loud message to the rest of the Big 12 on their home floor, rolling past UCF 73–55 in a statement win that showcased exactly why this team is turning heads nationally. From tip-off to final buzzer, Texas Tech controlled the pace, dictated the tone, and smothered UCF defensively. The Lady Raiders jumped out early, built separation in the first half, and never allowed the Knights to seriously threaten. This was four quarters of focus, physicality, and confidence. The star of the night was Jalynn Bristow , who delivered a player-of-the-game performance. Bristow poured in 21 points , grabbed 5 rebounds , and swatted 2 shots , making her presence felt all over the floor. Whether it was timely buckets, strong drives, or rim protection, Bristow was automatic when Texas Tech needed a play. Defense once again fueled the Lady Raiders’ success. Active hands, sharp rotations, and relentless pressure forced UCF into tough possessions and turnovers, allowi...

  🔴 Men’s Basketball: Red Raiders Rally to Beat Duke 82–81 In a classic December showdown at Madison Square Garden , the Texas Tech Red Raiders men's basketball pulled off one of the biggest wins of the season — topping No. 3 Duke by a score of 82–81 . ESPN.com Tech trailed by 17 points in the second half , but sparked a furious comeback that no one saw coming. Christian Anderson was the star of the night, dropping 27 points — including 23 in the second half — and calmly sinking the game-winning free throw with just 3.4 seconds left on the clock. ESPN.com Forward J.T. Toppin added a double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds , overcoming foul trouble to help anchor the comeback. ESPN.com “It was electric,” Anderson said postgame. “We were so competitive and all we wanted to do was win. We had a level of fight to win the game.” Texas Tech Red Raiders Head coach Grant McCasland echoed that confidence, praising his squad’s grit: “We found a way through a lot of adversity....