For anyone who was able to get tickets through the allotment through Tech, what section is the visitor section? I've looked online but got conflicting reports.

Thinking of doing my bachelor party weekend out there for the game If I can make it work. Any other Tucson recs would be greatly appreciated as well

@Snead

Happy Birthday Brother!

It’s almost that time.

I will be in Lubbock for Arizona State on 9/21 and Colorado on 11/9.

I also got tickets for @ TCU on 10/26 and @ Oklahoma State on 11/23.

11/30 vs WVU is a possibility too, especially if there’s anything significant to play for. Just tough making out of town trips two weeks in a row.

Didn't see a thread on this but wanted to post for those that don't have twitter

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It’s Vance

Going up to Chicago in a couple weeks to see some buddies. I’m sure there’s a thread on here somewhere but fire away. Best deep dish? Must see? Going to a couple of games at Wrigley but what else yall got?

like I'm dumb (which some would say I am). So some hedge fund dumps a bunch of money on conference. Then the conference distributes money to schools. Then the investor makes their money back how? Please be gentle. I'm a humble small town lawyer.

Where you at M.Clare...I be jonesing for my fix!!

I thought this guy does a pretty good job in his analysis our team, position by position with strengths and weaknesses. I think he is pretty spot on. It's worth a watch.

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Perfect for passionate Texas Tech fans like us, chocolate milk isn’t just a delicious treat—it’s packed with nutrients that keep you energized. Whether you’re finishing a workout, tailgating, celebrating a big win, or just need a tasty pick-me-up, chocolate milk is your go-to drink for strength and recovery AND treating yo’ self! Let’s raise our glasses and toast to a season of victories and unforgettable moments with chocolate milk by our side.

Check out everything there is to know about chocolate milk (plus milk, cheese, yogurt, YOU NAAAAME it), and the hardworking dairy farmers that provide it for you here: https://www.dairymax.org/

I was talking with my wife this evening about people we know who use Botox and we realized that she’s one of maybe a handful of the people we know (family, friends, acquaintances) who have not ever used it. She has aged well and I don’t think at 40 she needs it or would benefit much from it, obviously some people are quite the opposite and many probably don’t need it but do it anyway. I haven’t ever given it much thought until this evening and now I’m wondering if it’s like this everywhere or if it’s somehow just the people we know.

What says RRS, which is obviously the perfect representation of the general public.

We're back!! Come out to Tall City Brewery this Friday at 5PM for good time. Bring your spouse, bring your kids (unless their weird or has an asthma problem), bring your Red Raider neighbor. We'll have special pricing on beer thanks to @JThomas7

I'll let yall know what Food Trucks will be out there. Hope to see everyone as we get ready for another season on Tech Football.

So got off a plane an hour or two ago in London Heathrow and before I can figure out what gate my connection is at I walk by a guy in a Tech pullover and gave him a wreck ‘em. Fun to see our fans out and about all over the place.

Alas, Skip Bayless and Fox Sports are parting ways sometime this summer. Ratings for "Undisputed" are in the tank. One show in February drew just 50,000 viewers nationally and was outdrawn by a first-round tennis match of the Dubai Open.

I haven't watched five minutes of that show in two years. I'm not counting when it's on one of the TVs at the fitness gym. And put that other "embrace debate" crap, "First Take" with egomaniac Stephen A. Smith in there as well. If anyone watches those shows with any regularity, they should ask some tough questions of how their life spiraled down so much and what they can do to become a contributing member of society.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5640129/2024/07/15/skip-bayless-leaving-undisputed-fs1-fox-sports/

Dead of death and being 94. Larry, Darryl and Darryl are mourning somewhere together, no doubt.

Good buddy of mine wrote an article I thought might be of interest here.

https://footballscoop.com/news/excl...leach-college-football-hall-of-fame-candidacy

https://www.cnn.com/business/live-news/global-outage-intl-hnk/index.html

What a nightmare, good luck to all those traveling today

No Oregon or KSU on the slate, what do you say? If we are what we think we are, no way we stumble at home, right? RIGHT???

Gotta beat the hokies

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Had not seen this mentioned along with Amendola and Carr.

Derrell "Mookie" Mitchell – Heritage Award Recipient

Mitchell will be recognized with the prestigious Heritage Award in recognition of his success since departing Texas Tech as an inductee into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame. Mitchell, who starred at wide receiver for the Red Raiders from 1992-93, was a member of the CFL Hall of Fame class of 2016 following a stellar 11-year career with the Toronto Argonauts (1997-03; 2007) and Edmonton Eskimos (2004-06). At the time of his induction, Mitchell ranked ninth on the all-time CFL receiving list with 12,014 yards through the air over his career. Mitchell was the CFL Rookie of the Year in 1997 after catching 77 passes for 1,457 yards and 17 touchdowns, all while leading Toronto to the Grey Cup. He made 160 catches for 2,000 yards year later, marking only the third time in league history a receiver had reached the 2,000-yard mark. Mitchell, who set a CFL single-season record with 160 receptions in 1998, was a three-time CFL All-Star and a five-time CFL East All-Star. He was a two-time Grey Cup champion as he helped lead not only Toronto to a title but also Edmonton to one of its own in 2005.

Brody Nejedly Krail from Rancho Mirage, CA has committed to Tech.

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Kingston Flemings checks in at No. 27, while Jaden Toombs slots in at No. 72

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