A Growing Tradition at Tech
With a football team that began in 1925, the Texas Tech football program has built several time-honored traditions, put out many professional-level athletes, contributed to the local economy, and continuously put a competitive group of football players on the field each year.
In 2008, the Red Raiders look to continue their competitive edge over Big 12 conference rivals and better their favorable pre-season ranking behind the play of Senior quarterback Graham Harrell, Heisman hopeful Michael Crabtree, an overall experienced squad, and the support of the Tech community.
Cult of the Crab by Humberto Martinez
Take a look at the explosive fan following of Texas Tech's star receiver Michael Crabtree, who in the 2007 football season drew not only Texas Tech students, but the attention of national media.
Watch Jessica Hendershot report on Tech fans speaking about Crabtree.
Football and the Community by Jeremy Schwartz
Tech football program draws in alumni, prospective students, and boosts local economy. Football and the Community
Pre-Game Festivities by Elizabeth Chambless
Students and Raider fans gather at Jones Stadium before the football games to enjoy food, drinks and live music to get in the football spirit. 
Round Table with Local Sports Experts by Ben Jarrell
A look at next year's defense. 
Predictions for next year's Big 12 season. 
The "Product-of-the-system" argument. 
2008 recruiting class. 