LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - “No matter what, when it’s the end of the season it’s always tough, but it’s tough when you don’t play well enough and make too many mistakes.”
Joey McGuire expressed frustration following Texas Tech’s loss to Arkansas in the Liberty Bowl last season. His third season as head coach of the Red Raiders ended with similar results to the previous two, an 8-5 record and a bowl appearance. With a 23-16 record under his belt, McGuire knew things needed to change.
Overhauling the defense became a top priority. Seven current starters for Texas Tech, including David Bailey and Lee Hunter, came in as 2025 transfers. Following a busy offseason, students had some high expectations for this team.
“I definitely think if we play to our full potential, we could be a playoff team,

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