Texas Tech might be rethinking its hiring of Kliff Kingsbury, who won his first seven games but has gone only 5-13 since. That said, it's always a concern when your center is featured on a poster schedule. A difficult three-game stretch begins Sept. 19 at Arkansas, followed by games against Texas Christian and Baylor.
Seriously, what's wrong with people? You used to go to a game, toss back a couple of cold ones and have a good time before kickoff. Now there is crap like this, from Saturday night's Texas Tech-Texas El Paso game in El Paso.
Click here to see the video, which features haymakers from men and women. Several men are left on the ground with injuries and one person was taken to the hospital. Two men were arrested, but not for fighting. They were wanted on outstanding warrants.
If there's a mayoral race this fall in Lubbock, Kliff Kingsbury is the likely winner. The Texas Tech coach guided the team to eight victories in his first season, including a win over Arizona State in the Holiday Bowl. With eight starters returning on offense, including quarterback Davis Webb, bigger things are expected this fall. Poster designed by Old Hat Creative.
Arizona State looked good entering Monday night's Holiday Bowl, but then they teed it up and Texas Tech ran all over the Sun Devils, 37-23, in what UT San Diego columnist Nick Canepa called "one of the least memorable Holidays."
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Tommy Tuberville rode into Lubbock and — in the eyes of many Texas Tech fans — treated the coaching job like a rented mule.
Tuberville lasted three seasons as Red Raider coach. The fact he took over for the popular Mike Leach was problem No. 1. A 20-17 record didn't help, either.
When Cincinnati called, Tuberville was gone and the divorce was final.
Enter Kliff Kingsbury. His resume is sparse — only three seasons as a fulltime assistant coach — but the former Texas Tech quarterback is the hire fans wanted.
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