The calendar year of 2025 has been insane for Texas Tech athletics. Between football, softball and basketball, it's exhausting, but so rewarding.

The Red Raiders took control of the Big 12 race and have their eyes firmly set on the College Football Playoff

BYU wide receiver Chase Roberts makes a 'promise' that the Cougars will see Texas Tech in the Big 12 title game.

Previously unbeaten BYU ran up against the Texas Tech football team's stonewall defense, managing season lows in rushing yards, total offense.

Stone Harrington kicked a school-record five field goals and Texas Tech linebacker Jacob Rodriguez had two takeaways as the No. 9 Red Red Raiders beat eighth-ranked BYU 29-7.

College football’s only pairing of top-10 teams goes down in Lubbock early on Saturday, with the 7th-ranked BYU Cougars visiting No. 8 Texas Tech.

Texas Tech football is in the middle of a potentially historic campaign. The Red Raiders feature plenty of playmakers on their roster, led by standout linebacker Jacob Rodriguez.

A 9-1 start with wins against teams that were ranked seventh and 13th heading into Week 11 is a strong résumé, especially by a combined margin of 63-17. However

There were a couple near upsets in the Big Ten that would've tossed College Football Playoff projections into a jumbled mess, but unbeaten Indiana and one-loss Oregon prevailed on their final possessions against Penn State and Iowa, respectively, away from home to keep pace behind top-ranked Ohio State.

The Texas Tech machine keeps rolling with a dominant defeat of Brigham Young, showing how money and good coaching can bring college football success.