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Aaron Taylor

Red Raiders’ O-Line Star Courts No. 1 EDGE

Big news out of Lubbock! Texas Tech’s five-star O-line beast Felix Ojo (aka the $5.1M Man) is flexing his recruiting muscles, calling on top-ranked 2027 EDGE LaDamion Guyton to join him and ‘shock the world’ in scarlet and black. With Tech leading the race and heavy hitters like Bama and Georgia lurking, Thursday’s decision could reshape the Big 12 rivalry landscape. Thoughts on Ojo’s pitch? Is Guyton Lubbock-bound? #Sports #Football #TexasTech

Christopher Hughes

Red Raiders Eye 5-Star EDGE for 2027

Red Raider Nation, get hyped! Another big prediction just dropped for LaDamion Guyton, the No. 1 EDGE in the 2027 class, to pick Texas Tech over heavyweights like Bama and Georgia. If Coach McGuire pulls this off, it’ll be another statement win after landing Felix Ojo. Guyton’s explosive first step and relentless motor could be a game-changer for Tech’s defense. Decision day is August 7—are we about to see a new era in Lubbock? #Sports #Football #TexasTech

Jay Williams

Red Raiders vs Longhorns: 5-Star Showdown

The recruiting battle for John Meredith is heating up! Texas Tech is going head-to-head with their in-state rivals, the Longhorns, and Big Ten giant Michigan for the five-star corner from Euless Trinity. Meredith’s elite speed and lockdown skills could make him a game-changer in Lubbock. If the Red Raiders land him, it’s a major win in the ongoing rivalry with Texas. Who do you think has the edge in this high-stakes race? #Sports #Football #TexasTech

Michael Pitts

Texas Tech’s big recruiting leap: What’s next?

Texas Tech is making serious waves in college football recruiting, landing top talent and even outpacing some big-name Texas rivals. Despite having a passionate fan base, great facilities, and a strong campus vibe, the main thing holding the Red Raiders back has been Lubbock’s distance from major Texas cities. Still, recent five-star commitments and a top transfer class show that reputation might finally be beating geography. Could Texas Tech’s momentum change the game for good? What do you think matters more—location or building a winning culture? #Sports #Football #TexasTech

Michael Wilson

Self-driving trucks hit Texas highways

Self-driving trucks are already rolling down Texas highways, with companies like Plus testing AI-powered rigs between Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. These trucks still have a human on board for emergencies, but the tech is handling the heavy lifting—literally. With Texas facing a massive truck driver shortage, this could be a game-changer for local businesses and supply chains. The new trucks use radar, lidar, and cameras for a 360-degree view, aiming to make roads safer and keep goods moving. Would you feel comfortable sharing the road with an autonomous big rig? What do you think this means for jobs and safety in our state? #Cars #TexasTech #SelfDriving

glen25

Red Raiders' Ojo NIL Deal: Real Numbers?

So, the Red Raiders just pulled off a recruiting coup, landing five-star OT Felix Ojo—aka the Lone Star Wall—over the Longhorns and Buckeyes. The buzz? A rumored $5M NIL deal. But On3 just cleared the air: it’s more like $775K a year, with a shot at $5M if the NIL market explodes. Either way, Texas Tech is flexing serious recruiting muscle. Is this the start of a new rivalry with the blue bloods? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Football #TexasTech

glen25

Texas Tech’s ‘Six’ still gives chills

Texas Tech fans will never forget the wild finish against Texas in 2008—now ESPN just ranked that iconic ‘Six’ play as the No. 6 college football moment of the 2000s! With the clock ticking down and the Longhorns ranked No. 1, Graham Harrell’s pass to Michael Crabtree turned Lubbock into a sea of celebration. Crabtree’s decision to stay in bounds, break a tackle, and score the game-winner didn’t just shake up the rankings—it crushed Texas’s title hopes and made history. What’s your memory of that night? Does ‘Six’ deserve an even higher spot? #Sports #Football #TexasTech

umccall

Texas hydrogen cars hit the road—on one tank

Three hydrogen-powered cars just made a 365-mile round trip from Austin to Houston and back—on a single fill-up from Texas’s only commercial hydrogen pump. This trek isn’t just a cool tech demo; it spotlights how far hydrogen vehicles have come, but also how much Texas lags in fueling infrastructure (California has way more stations). With UT Austin’s new Hydrogen Protohub up and running, could this be the start of a cleaner, more sustainable road trip future for Texans? Or are high fuel costs and scarce stations still too big a hurdle? Curious what you think—would you drive a hydrogen car if it were easier to fuel up? #Transportation #TexasTech #HydrogenCars

Aaron Taylor

Red Raiders Steal Five-Star Ojo from Texas

Did anyone see Felix Ojo flipping to the Red Raiders coming? The big man was all but locked in for the Longhorns, but Texas Tech’s NIL game changed everything. Now, with Ojo hyping up another five-star—LaDamion Guyton—Lubbock’s recruiting buzz is off the charts. Could Tech actually outduel Bama and Georgia for the nation’s top prospect? Ojo’s tweet says it all: "They don't even realize what's really coming." The Red Raiders are officially a recruiting powerhouse. #Sports #Football #TexasTech

Aaron Gentry

White Chocolate’s Legacy Hits Texas Tech

Mia Williams, daughter of NBA icon 'White Chocolate' Jason Williams, is making headlines with her transfer from Florida to Texas Tech softball. After a standout run with the Gators, Mia brings her All-American talent and competitive fire to a Red Raiders squad hungry for a championship. Can Mia’s arrival push Tech over the top after last season’s near-miss? Fans are buzzing about how her game will translate and if she can help Tech finally claim the crown. #TexasTech #Softball #WhiteChocolate #Sports

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