A day before Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton warned the Big 12 in a letter that sanctioning Texas Tech for having quarterback Brendan Sorsby on their football team could expose the conference to at ...

When a short window of time presents itself to various sports programs, the time to act can't come with hesitation and procrastation. Texas Tech possibly has an opportunity to make a move to the SEC, ...

One day before he threatened legal action against the Big 12 Conference over potential sanctions against Texas Tech, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton was recorded to have received a notable political ...

Texas Tech chair Cody Campbell has become one of college sports' most prominent boosters in recent years through his aggressive support of the Red Raiders. Nathan Giese / Avalanche-Journal One day ...

Shortly after former Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby was cleared to play following an injunction from a Lubbock County court, schools across the country and Big 12 contemplated threatening legal action.

In a June 11 letter, Paxton’s office warned the Big 12 Conference on behalf of Texas Tech that any move to sanction the university for fielding Sorsby would be “unlawful” and potentially expose it to ...

Last month, Attorney General Ken Paxton waded into the explosive college football saga involving Brendan Sorsby, the Texas Tech University quarterback who had admitted to placing thousands of improper ...

Attorney General Ken Paxton received more than $650,000 dollars in campaign contributions from donors tied to Texas Tech the same month he used his office to defend the school’s star quarterback ...