<p>After the most lopsided loss of the season, can the Red Raiders bounce back against the undefeated Horned Frogs? Albie &amp; Jeramey sure hope so. The guys preview this game that looks bleak from an outsider view but with improvement in some areas, Texas Tech can pull off an upset in friendly road confines</p>

<p>Tech football suffered the first hole loss of the season in a game that was somewhat close until it absolutely wasn’t. Albie &amp; Dylan recap this game that turned into the 4th Quarter from Hell.</p>

<p>Texas Tech is riding on a high after winning their 4th home game in a row, can the good time keep rolling against Baylor? Albie &amp; Jeramey preview this matchup and look at how much this Red Raider team has impressed.</p>

<p>In true Tortillas &amp; Takes fashion, we ended up with the inverse of Jeramey and Kenzie's predictions for Texas Tech's soccer and volleyball programs. While soccer is on the eve of its biggest game of the eason, volleyball is looking to break a three-game losing streak and keep the hope of a top three finish alive. All of this talk, mind you, while Kenzie was locked in her home because of a local murderer on a rampage!</p>

<p>Well, that went better than expected! Texas Tech mops up West Virginia in Lubbock to the sound of a resounding 48-10 victory. Albie and Dylan catch up after the game to see what went right and how that challenges expectations going forward.&nbsp;</p>

<p>We went a whole episode and never said "take me home, country roads." Why? Because the only people going home are West Virginia with that L. Join Albie and Jeramey as they investigate just how powerful this bye week was in the Red Raiders' matchup with the Mountaineers.</p>

<p>While Jeramey and Kenzie were down on the soccer program after a troublesome west coast trip, Coach Stone remained vigilant. The Texas Tech team has gone on a four-game winning streak in conference to set themselves up nicely on the bubble for the NCAA Tournament. Wins against Baylor and certainly TCU would cement their bid and maybe even result in a second place finish in the Big 12.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Texas Tech football season is halfway completed &amp; the Red Raiders are halfway to a bowl game. This team has risen expectations &amp; we’ve gotten a glimpse at how a Joey McGuire team plays. Albie &amp; Jeramey review the season Tech has had &amp; re-adjust expectations.</p>

<p>In their fifth Top 25 match of the season, Texas Tech fights hard against a strong Oklahoma State team in Stillwater but comes up short against a rally from Spencer Sanders. Join Albie and Dylan as they break down the good, the bad, and the ugly of this performance and look harder at Behren Morton's first start for the Double T.</p>

<p>Donovan Smith and the Red Raiders head to Stillwater to once again take the lead in the overall series. Albie &amp; Jeramey preview this game &amp; detail what it will take for Texas Tech to once again upset 7th ranked Oklahoma State.</p>

<p>Texas Tech volleyball has got off to its hottest start in some time, boasting a 13-3 record (2-1 in conference) while fresh off a loss to the top ranked Texas Longhorns. Jeramey takes this one solo, as Kenzie is out on injury reserve until next week, recapping the end of Tech's non-conference schedule as well as its brilliant start to Big 12 play.&nbsp;</p>

<p>We're not in Kansas anymore, Toto. The Red Raiders return from Manhattan with the L that best describes as "not embarrassing." A few The Kansas State Wildcats got loose as both Duece Vaughn and Adrian Martinez had runs for 69 yards. Tech's offense struggled at times, but one player emerged with a stellar performance. Albie and Dylan jump on the mic to discuss the loss and ONCE again have to talk about Donovan Smith and Behren Morton.</p>

<p>Coach McGuire is making a habit of breaking trends, and at 3-1 on the season many are wondering if he'll be able to steal a win in Manhattan, Kansas. The Kansas State Wildcats are coming off of a hot win against No. 6 Oklahoma as well - it will be a clash of coordinators once again. Albie and Jeramey look at this matchup and give their predictions about a few different elements that will make or break a Tech victory.</p>

<p>It has been fourteen years since Texas Tech to beat Texas in Lubbock, and this game made it worth the wait. Albie and Jeramey sit down to cover the incredible nature of this emotional rollercoaster and how Texas was able to squander their 98% win probability with Bijan Robinson's first fumble of his career.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Texas Tech returns home this weekend to open conference play against in-conference opponent, Texas, with hopes of getting back on track after a tough loss in Raleigh. The last time the Red Raiders beat Texas was in 2008. Will Coach McGuire be able to break the mold in his first year as head coach and give Texas a royal send off to the SEC? Albie and Dylan discuss.&nbsp;</p>

<p>After a blitzkrieg of a trip to Raleigh, the crew is back home and ready to talk the game. Albert and Jeramey reminisce about the atmosphere, fans, and drinks of our opponents while trying to get past the tough outcome of the game.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The crew is heading down east to Raleigh, North Carolina! Albie and Dylan look at this ranked NC State Wolfpack with critical eyes and wonder, can Joey McGuire beat Top 25 ranked opponents in back to back weeks? It hasn't been done since 2008.</p>

An alumna of Texas Tech Women’s basketball, Zuri Sanders, has been increasingly vocal on social media regarding stereotypes and aggressions in collegiate athletics. We had to get her on to the pod to help us understand one of the more difficult elements of being a woman in sports: body positivity.

<p>Donovan Smith led the Red Raiders to a wild double OT win over Houston to give Tech it’s first non-conference victory over a ranked opponent since 1989! Albie &amp; Jeramey recap the exciting showdown.</p>

<p>After a great week 1, the Red Raiders now test their chops against a top 25 Houston Cougar team that Tech has had recent success against. Albie previews the game and takes a look into whether or not Houston is as fearsome as they seem.</p>

<p>Texas Tech Volleyball is 6-0! Jeramey wrangles Kenzie from the high of her team advancing to the WNBA Finals and redirects it towards the stunning performance of Coach Graystone's volleyball team hot off a strong performance in Athens, GA. Ahead lies a dangerous tournament in Houston against Texas A&amp;M-CC, Brown, and Rice. Does this team have what it takes to reach 9-0?&nbsp;</p>

<p>Texas Tech boat raced the Racers in Lubbock, capping off Coach McGuire's inaugural game as Head Coach with a 63-10 victory. Albie and Jeramey get together to talk about the impact of the Shough injury, the strengths and weaknesses of each side, and what this could spell for the remaining non-conference games.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Week One! Texas Tech kicks off the 2022 season against the Murray State Racers in Lubbock. Albie, Dylan, and Jeramey gather together for this inaugural blessing of the Fall and talk about what we're really looking for in - what should be - an extended practice with pads.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Texas Tech remains Top-20 in the 2023 recruiting rankings and a large piece of that is four-star commit Jordan Sanford from Arlington, Texas. Sanford talks about the growing appeal of Texas Tech for defensive players, the importance of learning under Marcel Yates, and the impact he's looking to make in the 806.&nbsp;</p>

<p>After reviewing the facts, figures, and opinions of our friends across the conference it is finally time to sprinkle our branded-level of realism for this upcoming season. Does Coach McGuire have what it takes at the collegiate level to irk out a bowl appearance? Is the offensive line really that bad? Are we going to be looking at the best Texas Tech defense in a decade? That and more from the law firm of Albie Shore, Dylan, and Jeramey.&nbsp;</p>