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  Updated: 8/10/2025 Whether you’re planning a trip to Jones AT&T Stadium or following the Red Raiders on the road, here’s your complete Texas Tech Football 2025 schedule — including dates, opponents, locations, kickoff times, and TV info. Bookmark this page — we’ll update it all season as new details are released. 2025 Regular Season Schedule Date Opponent Location Time (CT) TV Network Aug 30 Arkansas-Pine Bluff Home – Jones AT&T Stadium 6:30 p.m. — Sep 6 Kent State Home – Lubbock 11:00 a.m. — Sep 13 Oregon State Home – Lubbock 2:30 p.m. FOX Sep 20 Utah Away – Salt Lake City TBD — Oct 4 Houston Away – Houston TBD — Oct 11 Kansas (Homecoming) Home – Lubbock TBD — Oct 18 Arizona State Away – Tempe, AZ TBD — Oct 25 Oklahoma State Home – Lubbock TBD — Nov 1 Kansas State Away – Manhattan, KS TBD — Nov 8 BYU Home – Lubbock TBD — Nov 15 UCF Home – Lubbock TBD — Nov 29 West Virginia Away – Morgantown, WV TBD —

Texas Tech Health El Paso is making a powerful stride in the fight against cancer, earning nearly $5 million in grant funding from the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT). This major investment will directly support two of the university’s most impactful initiatives: SuCCCeS – Focused on colorectal cancer screening and early detection. BEST – Dedicated to breast cancer education, screening, and patient support. Both programs have been a lifeline for underserved communities across West and South Texas, where access to affordable healthcare can be a challenge. Early detection is key—five-year survival rates for many cancers increase dramatically when found in the earliest stages. Since launching in 2011, these outreach efforts have reached more than 55,500 uninsured or underinsured residents. The results speak volumes: 77 breast cancers and 39 colorectal cancers have been detected early, giving patients a far greater chance at recovery and long-term survival. This l...

  By WreckEmInsider Staff Freshwater scarcity is one of the most pressing challenges of the 21st century, and researchers at Texas Tech University are taking a bold step toward solving it. In a groundbreaking study, Texas Tech scientists have mapped the three-dimensional nanostructure of reverse osmosis water filtration membranes in their hydrated state — a world first. A World-First in Water Treatment Research This breakthrough was led by Assistant Professor Yuexiao Shen from Texas Tech’s Department of Civil, Environmental & Construction Engineering . His team used cryo-electron tomography — an advanced imaging technique typically reserved for biological samples — to visualize the membranes at the nanoscale while they were in the same wet conditions used in real-world filtration. Until now, scientists could only guess at the hydrated structure of these membranes, relying on dry-state imaging that failed to capture how they truly behave in action. Shen’s research chang...

  Introduction Texas Tech just flipped college football on its head. What Happened Five-star offensive tackle Felix Ojo, despite never playing a college snap, has secured a fully guaranteed three-year revenue-sharing deal with Texas Tech reportedly worth $5.1 million — a historic contract for any high-school recruit. ESPN The agreement could eventually reach that full value, depending on future adjustments to NIL spending caps (currently around $20.5 million per school per year). FOX Sports +1 Why It’s Significant Securing such a high-profile recruit not only elevates Tech’s recruiting brand but signals its readiness to compete financially with traditional powerhouse programs—something virtually unheard of in college football's new revenue-sharing era.  https://www.wsj.com/sports/football/felix-ojo-texas-tech-e95bcfe8 Broader Context This bold move comes alongside a broader spending spree. Texas Tech poured over $10 million into its transfer portal class, landing 17 high...

  It’s not just possible — it’s very real . There’s a growing belief across Raider Nation that Texas Tech could come out of Salt Lake City undefeated and 4-0 to start the 2025 season. It wouldn’t just turn heads — it would shake up the entire college football landscape. Let’s break down why this isn’t just hype — it’s legit: 🔥 1. The Offense Is Locked In The Red Raiders are returning firepower all over the field. A confident quarterback, explosive receivers, and an up-tempo system built by Kittley set this team up to light up the scoreboard early and often. If you're trying to outpace Tech in a shootout this year… good luck. 🧠 2. Veteran Leadership Sets the Tone This isn't a young, unproven team. Tech returns experienced leaders on both sides of the ball. That kind of maturity shows up in the trenches, on the road, and in high-pressure moments — exactly what it takes to win the first four games. 🏈 3. Early Schedule = Opportunity The schedule opens the door for momentum. A bi...

  By WreckEm Insider | August 6, 2025 The Red Raiders are turning heads before the first whistle of the season. After a strong 2024 campaign that featured 15 wins and a trip to the NCAA Tournament’s Round of 32, the Texas Tech women’s soccer team has been voted No. 2 in the Big 12 Preseason Poll , signaling growing respect and high expectations across the conference. 📈 A Program on the Rise Head coach Tom Stone has built a culture of consistency, grit, and competitive fire. Now, the rest of the Big 12 is paying attention. Texas Tech trails only BYU in the preseason rankings—an impressive nod considering the strength of the returning roster and last season’s postseason push. The Red Raiders are not just showing up—they’re expected to compete for the Big 12 title. 🌟 Five Red Raiders Earn Preseason All-Big 12 Honors What’s fueling the hype? Talent. And plenty of it. Five standout players were selected for the Preseason All-Big 12 Team , proving that the respect is well-earned: ...

  By WreckEm Insider | August 6, 2025 Texas Tech Basketball just got a whole lot more Red Raider. Former standout Toddrick Gotcher , one of the program’s all-time leaders and fan favorites, is officially coming back to Lubbock—not as a player, but as a coach. Gotcher has been hired as an assistant coach under head coach Grant McCasland , bringing a full-circle moment to a journey that started more than a decade ago. 🏀 A Red Raider Through and Through Gotcher played at Texas Tech from 2011 to 2016 and is remembered for his leadership, grit, and deep loyalty to the program. He holds the rare distinction of playing under four different head coaches during his time in Lubbock, yet still managed to leave his mark on the stat sheet and in the locker room. His consistency and work ethic earned him the nickname " The Glue Guy " by fans and teammates—and now he's back to inspire the next generation. 🌍 Global Experience, Local Impact After graduating, Gotcher took his ...