Baylor represents Texas Tech’s second home night kickoff this season, as the Red Raiders previously defeated Murray State to open the year at 7 p.m. Texas Tech is an impressive 44-18 in home night games since 2002, a 71.0 winning percentage during that span.
As a reminder, fans who have purchased tickets for any Texas Tech home game are strongly encouraged to download their mobile tickets prior to game day. Fans still looking to purchase Baylor game tickets are encouraged to do so through Stubhub, the official secondary partner of Texas Tech Athletics.
Baylor’s game will highlight an exciting weekend on campus, as Texas Tech will host its Hall of Fame and Hall of Honor induction ceremony Friday night at the Overton Hotel and Conference Center. This year’s class represents two former football greats in Kevin Curtis and then the late tommy mcvaywho will be enshrined in the Hall of Honor for his long service as Director of Soccer Operations.
Texas Tech will also welcome Patrick Mahomes II on Saturday as he will become the eighth inductee into the Texas Tech Ring of Honor during a halftime performance presented by American State Bank. Mahomes will return to his alma mater during the Chiefs’ open week to officially see his name on the wall of the West Stadium Building at Jones AT&T Stadium.
The Red Raiders (4-3, 2-2) are already 4-0 at home this season after defeating West Virginia, 48-10, on Saturday. A win on Saturday over the Bears would mark Texas Tech’s fifth home win already this year, the most in a season since 2009.
After the Baylor game, Texas Tech still has two additional home dates with Kansas on Nov. 12 and then Oklahoma on Nov. 26 to close out the regular season. Both games are on sale as part of a November Two-Pack for as little as $45 per seat through the Texas Tech Ticket Office.
Great game under the lights.
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— Texas Tech Red Raiders (@TechAthletics) October 24, 2022
