Welcome in, Red Raiders fans! It’s a very happy Selection Sunday in Lubbock as Texas Tech officially locks in the No. 4 seed in the College Football Playoff — the program’s first appearance in school history.

Fresh off their first-ever Big 12 Championship, the Red Raiders now await the winner of No. 5 Oregon (11–1) and No. 12 James Madison (12–1) in the second round, earning a first-round bye and a clean runway toward a national title chase.

In today’s episode, Timm “IndyCarTim” Hamm breaks down:

🔥 Why Tech’s résumé is one of the most dominant in modern CFB

🔥 How the Red Raiders joined historic company with 12 straight 20+ point wins

🔥 Behren Morton’s rise into program-legend territory

🔥 Why Texas Tech matches up well with either Oregon or JMU

🔥 The national title potential of this balanced, explosive roster

With elite offense, elite defense, and elite momentum, Texas Tech enters the postseason as arguably the hottest team in America — and the most dangerous threat in the CFP field.

The most dominant season in Red Raiders history isn’t done yet.

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Texas Tech sits at No. 4 in the penultimate College Football Playoff rankings, holding a first-round bye and a prime spot in the 12-team CFP bracket. We break down the Red Raiders’ path to the quarterfinals, the projected matchups, and what it means for Tech’s national championship hopes.

In this episode, we cover:

• Texas Tech’s No. 4 ranking and why the committee trusts them

• How the projected CFP bracket sets up for the Red Raiders

• Oregon vs. Tulane and who Tech could face next

• The complete Top 25 rankings

• Why Texas Tech might be the most underrated contender in the country

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Texas Tech needed a response. It delivered a 42–0 sledgehammer.

After a 30-minute lightning delay—and the first kickoff since Tech officially banned tortilla throws—J’Koby Williams detonated the night with a 99-yard opening kick return TD, then took a screen 26 yards to the house on Tech’s first offensive snap. A blocked punt on Oklahoma State’s opening series set up the quick double-tap and the rout was on.

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