<p>Oh, Kansas. Ever the frog and never the princess. Albie links up with Ten12's and Rock Chalk Pod's Andy Mitts to discuss what tangible steps Kansas Football is taking towards a brighter future. While Lance Leipold remains at the helm, anything is possible.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Where does Iowa State go after one of the greatest classes in program history leaves? We find out with the help of Ten 12 Podcast &amp; Cyclone Family Pod’s very own Jamie Steyer Johnson. Jamie gives us her expectations from this season &amp; &nbsp;what else to expect.</p>

<p>After one of the wildest days on Texas Tech twitter we've seen, Albie &amp; Dylan opened up their beers, had a conversation and pressed record. If you want to know the origin and how deep this chapter of the TCU-TTU beef goes, this is the episode for you!</p>

<p>Ahead of Joey McGuire's first year as head coach, we are joined by Mattisbear from Our Dailey Bears to examine this season's version of the Baylor Bears and what threat they pose to the revitalizing Double T.&nbsp;</p>

In our fourth and final preview (for now) of the new Big 12 teams, Albie and Jeramey join Aaron Smith of the Bearcat Journal and Pardon the Punctuation Podcast to ask what an old rival of West Virginia has in mind for the Big 12.

<p>In our third preview of the new Big 12 teams, Albie gets together with the voice of the Cougars, Greg Wrubell, to talk about the budding relationship between Brigham Young University and the Big 12.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In our second preview of the new Big 12 teams, we get together with the Scott &amp; Holman Pawdcast to talk about what the very hungry University of Houston is looking for in their new home.&nbsp;</p> <p><br></p>

In our first preview of the new Big 12 teams, Albie and Jeramey bring on Christian Simmons of Knights Sports Now to talk about what UCF brings to the conference table.

<p>Once again the T&amp;T gang pop open drinks and start talking about randomness. This time, we talk about the crazy conference realignment news, how crazy should weddings actually get and when to eat dessert.</p>

<p>Happy Fourth of July! On this episode Jeramey catches up with Matt Mooney to talk about his camp, The Basketball Tournament, and what it means to be etched in Texas Tech Legend. Matt has partnered with Communities In Schools of West Texas, which is an organization that builds relationships that empower students to stay in school and succeed in life. To sponsor children and support the camp go to mattmooney.net.</p>

Albie and Jeramey bring on a member of the best recruiting class in Texas Tech football history, Bradley Marquez, to talk shop. Listen in to hear more about Bradley’s time at Tech, in the League, and his thoughts on new Head Coach Joey McGuire.

<p>In the first installment of Tortillas &amp; Takes' Happy Half Hour (or our off-season buffer episodes) Albie, Kenzie, Jeramey, and Canada-bound Dylan get together over some beverages to talk about the not so serious elements of podcaster livelihoods.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Texas Tech Baseball wasn't always a perennial favorite. Jeramey sits down with Tech Baseball alum and new voice on Double T 97.3, Mike "Gus" Gustafson to talk about the rise of the university on the South Plains and what the new Big 12 spells for Texas Tech Baseball.</p>

To cap off this week, Jeramey and Dylan bring on four-star commit and Texas native, Jake Strong. The gunslinger talks about his official visit, his relationship with the football staff, and a little bit about his "list of why." 

<p>Albie &amp; David are back from vacation &amp; ready to recap the Tech baseball season. After a disappointing loss to Notre Dame, the guys reflect on the highs &amp; lows of the season &amp; take a way too early look into next year</p>

<p>Jeramey sits down with Texas Tech softball player, Maddie Westmoreland, to talk about her journey from Indiana to Texas Tech. Mental health, the transfer portal, and why being a “Red Raider for Life” isn’t for everybody.</p>

<p>Jeramey and Dylan are joined by the managing editor of Dave Campbell's Texas Football magazine, Greg Tepper, to discuss Coach Joey McGuire's inclusion on this year's magazine cover and the blossoming relationship between Coach McGuire and Texas Tech. </p>

<p>After a long and fruitful season the men and women's track squads finish in the top 10 of Division I programs at the NCAA T&F Championship hosted in Eugene, Oregon. </p>

<p>Texas Tech is pulled into the Statesboro Regional alongside Notre Dame, Georgia Southern, and UNC Greensboro. Do the Red Raiders have what it takes to make it out? Or will pitching woes and season exhaustion get the better of this studded team? Albie and David examine the possibilities. </p>

<p>Tech baseball finally found out where they’d be playing in the NCAA tournament and our guys have differing opinions about it! Albie & David react to the team’s seeding and review the entire bracket.</p>

<p>In this all inclusive episode, Albie and Jeramey take a look at what sports that DONT use bats have been doing this Spring. Tennis, track, and golf all take the front-and-center for this segment. </p>

<p>Tech had the Big 12 championship right in front of them but was unable to grab the title as they were upset by Oklahoma. Albie & David recap this misery & look ahead to a more hopeful future.</p>

<p>The 2022 season is all wrapped up, so Jeramey and Kenzie give a good long breath to the good, the bad, and the ugly of this year's experience. There's also a number of coaching candidates to take the helm in 2023, but who would be a good fit? </p>

<p>TTU Baseball put the country on NOTICE with a huge sweep at #3 OSU. Albie & David recap that glorious series & look ahead to see if Tech can win the whole dang conference!</p>

<p>Tech baseball heads to Stillwater to battle for conference superiority against #3 Oklahoma State. The guys preview this mammoth showdown and also take a look ahead to where some of the players may wind up being drafted in July.</p>