Looking for information on where to watch the latest Texas Tech football game? Check out this blog post for all the latest details!
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Introduction
Texas Tech Football is one of the most popular college football teams in the country. They have a large and passionate fan base that extends far beyond the state of Texas. If you are a fan of the team and want to watch their games, you may be wondering what channel they are on.
The answer to this question depends on a few factors, such as what cable or satellite provider you have, what region you are in, and whether or not the game is being broadcast nationally. Luckily, there are a few ways to find out what channel Texas Tech Football is on so that you can catch all the action.
If you have a cable or satellite provider that includes the Longhorn Network in its package, then you will be able to watch Texas Tech Football games on that channel. The Longhorn Network is a 24-hour network dedicated to University of Texas athletics, of which Texas Tech is a member. It is available nationwide on various cable and satellite providers.
If you do not have the Longhorn Network as part of your cable or satellite package, then you can use an online TV listings service to find out what channel Texas Tech Football is on in your region. All you need to do is enter your zip code and choose your provider, and the TV listings service will tell you what channel the game is on.
Another option for finding out what channel Texas Tech Football is on is to check the website of the broadcaster that is televising the game. For example, if the game is being broadcast nationally on ESPN, then you can go to ESPN’s website and look up the TV listings for that day. The website will tell you what channel ESPN is on in your region.
Regardless of how you find out what channel Texas Tech Football is on, make sure to tune in and support your team!
Texas Tech Football
Texas Tech fans, the game is on! You can find the channel listings below so you don’t miss a single second of the action. The game will be broadcast on ESPN.
History
Texas Tech football began in 1925 with a 34–0 win over Southwestern Presbyterian. The team competed as an independent until 1929 when it joined the Border Conference. From 1936 to 1956, the Red Raiders were led by head coach Deke Brackett. During his time at Texas Tech, he compiled a 55–27–7 record, won fourBorder Conference titles, and had one undefeated season in 1939 when the team went 11–0. Jack Curtice took over as head coach of the Red Raiders from Brackett in 1957. He led the team for two seasons, compiling a record of 11–10–1. A&M head football coach Jim Myers hired Curtice to replace Warren B. Woodson, who resigned after eight seasons with A&M.
Rivalries
The Red Raiders have several longstanding rivalries, the most notable of which is with the Longhorns of the University of Texas. The winner of this annual game receives the Chancellor’s Spurs, which are tradition-ally given to a school by one of its chancellor’s in recognition of that school’s superior equestrian program. There is also a Commissioner’s Trophy that is awarded to the winner; however, this trophy is relatively new, having only been awarded since 2004. The Red Raiders also have a longstanding rivalry with the Oklahoma Sooners which began in 1928 and was fueled by former Texas Tech head coach Mike Leach’s outspoken nature.
The most recent addition to the Red Raiders’ rivalry list is with the TCU Horned Frogs. This rivalry was originally thought to be one-sided as TCU joined the Big 12 Conference and won their first meeting 41-38. However, after back-to-back loses by TCU in 2011 and 2012 by a combined score of 118-34, this rivalry has potential to heat up in years to come.
Texas Tech Basketball
As a Texas Tech fan, you may be wondering what channel the game is on. The answer may depend on your location and whether you have a cable or satellite TV provider. If you are in the Lubbock area, you can find the game on Fox Sports Southwest. If you have a provider like Dish Network, you can find the game on ESPNU.
History
Texas Tech University’s men’s basketball team has a long and rich history, dating back to the early 1920s. The program has produced several All-Americans, NCAA tournament teams, and conference championship teams. The Red Raiders have also made a number of appearances in the National Invitation Tournament (NIT), most recently in 2019.
Rivalries
Texas Tech has several heated rivals, most notably Texas and Oklahoma. The Red Raiders have a long-standing rivalry with the Longhorns that dates back to 1929. The two teams have met 122 times, with Texas Tech holding a 61-61-1 all-time record against their in-state foe.
The Sooners and Red Raiders first met on the hardwood in 1953 and have played each other nearly every year since. Oklahoma holds a slim 109-106 lead in the all-time series, but Texas Tech has won four of the last five meetings.
Beyond their border rivals, the Red Raiders also have rivalries with Kansas State, Iowa State, and Baylor.
Conclusion
We hope this guide has been helpful in finding out what channel the game is on. As always, be sure to check your local listings to verify that the game will be televised in your area. And if you’re ever in Lubbock, be sure to stop by and see us at the Jones AT&T Stadium – we’ll be the ones wearing red and black!
