matt wells

One of the most prolific Texas Tech receivers of all time was almost a running back for Navy.

Matt Wells turned 46 on Saturday and the Red Raiders wanted to help the head coach cool off on his birthday.

Matt Wells spoke to the media during the local Texas Tech media day, and during his opening statement, he described succinctly his entire philosophy in just one sentence: "How we do anything, is how we do everything." That's it. Wells, above all else, wants to bring consistency to Lubbock, Texas...

On Tuesday, former Rice Owls quarterback Jackson Tyner announced that he would be transferring to Texas Tech.

That brings the total for the 2020 class right now to 9 recruits for Wells with just under 6 months before the early signing period that happens in December.

When you're out there in the world and somebody calls you a "football guy" that means you have some toughness. You're wearing short sleeves in a snow storm? Football guy. You play the season with a torn ACL and still throw for 50 plus touchdowns...

Only one is at 11 a.m.!

The new Texas Tech head football coach is a man of the people. He likes to get in the mud. He wants to be among the people and the students. He's learned from Chris Beard, who has made a habit of getting among his constituents. This weekend at Cotton Fest, Flatland Calvary hit Coach Wells up with a proposition...

Texas Tech's new head coach isn't messing around. This week, Matt Wells suspended four football players 'indefinitely.'

During his two seasons in Reno, McLane Mannix caught 107 passes for 1,653 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns.