He made it known a week from minicamp that he will not be missing the mandatory part of offseason training. "I will be there!" Parsons wrote in a post on X on June 3. "I haven’t missed a mini ...

NORMAN, Okla. (KTRE) - Former Lufkin Panther Reid Hensley picked up his fourth win of the year in Oklahoma’s 8-6 win over Texas on Friday night. The right-hander entered the game in the fifth inning.

Despite expressing interest in the potential of teaming up with Micah Parsons, Texas A&M Aggies star Shemar Stewart was not selected by the Dallas Cowboys with the No. 12 overall pick. The Cowboys ...

LUBBOCK, TEXAS - OCTOBER 19: Micah Hudson #1 of the Texas Tech Red Raiders runs a route during the first half of the game against the Baylor Bears at Jones AT&T Stadium on October 19, 2024 in ...

Micah Hudson is back in Lubbock, as the former five-star wide receiver announced Sunday that he was re-signing with Texas Tech out of the transfer portal.. It's the latest twist in an odd journey ...

(KBTX) - Wide receiver Micah Hudson will transfer back to Texas Tech after spending part of the spring at Texas A&M, Hudson confirmed on his social media. KBTX also independently confirmed his ...

Micah Hudson is expected to continue his collegiate career in a familiar spot. The wide receiver took to social media Sunday to announce his return to Texas Tech. Hudson, a former five-star ...

Micah Hudson's first run with Texas Tech football was a bumpy one. Joining the team for the 2024 spring session, Hudson did not participate as he was working his way back from knee surgery from an ...

After a short-lived transfer to Texas A&M, wide receiver Micah Hudson has re-entered the portal and is reportedly set to return to Texas Tech, per On3’s Pete Nakos.

When Micah Hudson re-entered the transfer portal last week, it felt like a foregone conclusion that he’d end up back in Lubbock with Texas Tech. Then, hours after he officially entered the ...

When Micah Hudson left Texas Tech in the previous transfer portal cycle, it felt like the one dent in an otherwise spotless performance for the Red Raiders’ offseason roster management.