Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

2 days ago | lubbockonline.com | Nathan Giese

Tuesday's home games for the Texas Tech baseball and softball teams have been canceled due to potential inclement weather. The baseball team was scheduled to host Abilene Christian while the softball team was set to welcome North Texas to Lubbock for a pair of non-conference matchups. Texas Tech baseball played its Monday game at Abilene Christian. Wednesday's softball game against UT-Arlington is also on for now, though Tech athletics said it will monitor the weather for that game as well.

3 days ago | lubbockonline.com | Don Williams

The West Virginia baseball team started the week on a 14-game winning streak, the program's longest since the 2006 team had a 17-gamer. The program record — 18 straight in 1964 — is in sight. The Mountaineers, at 34-4, have easily the Big 12's best overall record, and they're on top of the conference standings with a 13-3 mark. Are they the Big 12's best team, though? That's the point of the weekly Big 12 baseball power rankings.

4 days ago | lubbockonline.com | Don Williams

The Texas Tech baseball team, in a 12-8 victory Saturday at Arizona State, hit a season-high six home runs and got one of its best performances of the year from a starting pitcher. Davis Rivers hit two of the long balls. Rivers and Logan Hughes drove in four runs apiece, Hughes with a homer and two doubles. Zane Petty (1-2) went eight innings, allowing three runs on six hits.

4 days ago | lubbockonline.com | Nathan Giese

The Texas Tech basketball team has its second member of the 2025 high school recruiting class. The Red Raiders earned a commitment from Nolan Groves out of Orono, Minnesota, Saturday night. Groves announced his commitment on Instagram. Groves joins fellow Class of 2025 recruit Marial Akuentok, though Akuentok reclassified to join the Red Raiders for the second semester and took a redshirt for the 2024-25 season. Listed at 6-foot-5, 200-pound guard by 247Sports, Groves is an unranked prospect.

4 days ago | lubbockonline.com | Don Williams

Mitch Griffis' grandparents made a long trip to see the Texas Tech football spring game. So the Red Raiders' new quarterback who transferred from halfway across the country wasn't going to sit out because he was sick. Good thing. He gave himself and the whole family something to remember. Griffis threw two touchdown passes — both showing arm talent into tight windows — to highlight the annual spring game at Jones AT&T Stadium.