Texas Tech Basketball

Here's what you need to know about Texas Tech, Houston, Baylor, Texas, and Texas A&M in the men's NCAA Tournament.

Pete Thamel casually dropped a bombshell this afternoon when he published his latest on ESPN.com. Is Gonzaga on its way to the Big 12? They've at least had the discussions according to Thamel. Texas Tech, Kansas, Baylor, and Gonzaga have been among the best college basketball programs in the country over the last five seasons...

This 2022-23 basketball team is similar to the recent rosters from Texas Tech in some ways, yet it's almost entirely different from years past. Sure, there are a lot of new faces. That's become commonplace in Lubbock during the last few tenures and the nature of college basketball today...

The Big 12 coaches picked the Texas Tech Red Raiders basketball team as 5th in the Big 12 Preseason poll. They were tied with Oklahoma State and behind Texas, Baylor, Kansas, and TCU. Now, they open the season ranked 25th in the country and are behind the same five teams, but TCU is the lowest-ranked Big 12 team at 14th before it gets to Texas Tech at 25...

The men's basketball team will tip off on Monday, November 7th, with the Lady Raiders getting their season underway a couple of days later.

Texas Tech basketball has made it a habit in recent years, through several different head coaches, to not frontload the schedule. At all. I understand the reasoning behind the light non-conference, I do, but when you see elite matchups early in the season you want your team to be a part of them too...

Texas Tech basketball takes after its head coach, Mark Adams. That's generally how it works in college athletics. Players and programs are led from the front. Texas Tech baseball plays with an even temperament that always seems to be bubbling with fire underneath the surface, much like Tim Tadlock...

The team is being coached by Luke Adams, a staff member at Texas Tech and son of Mark Adams, and boasts a who's who of former Red Raiders.

Adonis Arms has an incredible story. If you watched any Texas Tech basketball games this season, you've heard a version of the story. To paraphrase, Arms was around 6-feet tall coming out of high school. Some say he was 5'10", which makes the story better so I guess we can run with that...

In what seems like his 17th announcement, McCullar has finally confirmed that he's actually heading to Kansas after the first 16 false starts.