Red Raiders welcome Baylor for sold-out homecoming game….

Texas Tech (5-1, 3-0 Big 12) will look to extend its four-game winning streak to five on Saturday and remain atop the Big 12 standings when hosting Baylor (2-4, 0-3 Big 12) at Jones AT&T Stadium at 3 p.m. The Red Raiders also enter this weekend’s sold out homecoming contest riding a six-game home winning streak, the longest since Texas Tech won a school record 12-consecutive games inside Jones AT&T Stadium over the course of the 2007-09 seasons.
The Red Raiders, who are an impressive 14-3 under head coach Joey McGuire at Jones AT&T Stadium, host a Baylor squad for the 83rd all-time meeting. The series, which is one of the longest-running series in the Big 12 Conference as the two schools have met annually since 1956, is divided by just one game after all that time with the Bears owning a 41-40-1 advantage. Texas Tech got the better of Baylor in Waco last season, but it was the Bears who notched one of McGuire’s three career losses at Jones AT&T Stadium in 2022.

Television coverage will be provided by ESPN2 with Beth Mowins behind the mic providing the play-by-play. She will be joined by Rod Gilmore in the booth providing analysis while Lauren Sisler will be reporting from the sideline. The broadcast can be accessed from any desktop or laptop computer, a personal cellular device and television streaming services using the ESPN app.

Texas Tech Sports Network will also broadcast the game over 46 affiliates throughout the state of Texas and New Mexico as Brian Jensen will have the call alongside analyst John Harris and sideline reporter Chris Level. The radio broadcast can also be heard on SiriusXM channel 160 or 199, as well as on the Varsity app.

Texas Tech announced an advanced sellout of Saturday’s homecoming game versus Baylor on Monday. It is the fourth sellout advanced sellout of the season for the Red Raiders, who previously played in front of a capacity crowd on Aug. 31 versus Abilene Christian and Sept. 28 against Cincinnati. Texas Tech has already announced a sellout for its Nov. 9 contest against Colorado.
While seats are sold out via the Texas Tech Athletic Ticket Office, tickets can be found via SeatGeek for Saturday’s game, the official secondary ticket provider of Texas Tech Athletics.
Tickets for Texas Tech football games have been a hot commodity; while two of its previous four games were sellouts (60, 229), its other two were near-capacity crowds on Sept. 14 versus North Texas at 11 a.m. (57,865) and Sept. 21 at 2:30 p.m. versus Arizona State (58,795).
There are just two home games remaining following the Red Raiders’ homecoming game on Saturday with Colorado (Nov. 2) and West Virginia (Nov. 30) remaining on the home schedule. The contest versus Colorado is sold out but fans still have time to lock in their seats for the season finale against the Mountaineers. There is a limited inventory of single-game tickets remaining on sale through the Athletic Ticket Office.
Tickets can be purchased online at TexasTech.com or by speaking to a ticket sales representative at 806-742-TECH.
Texas Tech is encouraging fans to wear red on Saturday for the 3 p.m. kickoff versus Baylor.