Football

Post Game Reactions Evan: Look. We didn’t know if Texas was going to be the actual #10 team in the nation. We weren’t sure how they’d look with only 8 returning starters combined. We found out on Saturday that whatever Texas is this year, it’s a lot better than Tech. They played like a top […]

Tomorrow night at 7:00 pm central, the Bulldogs take on the #10 Texas Longhorns in Darrell K Royal Stadium. Before the Dogs make their season debut, you need to know a few things. That’s where we come in! How to Watch This game is on the Longhorn Network, aka the Texas Thinks It’s More Important

Ahhhh…. Late August. It’s still hot as hell outside, the sun doesn’t go down until 8 pm, and you’re still forgetting about that dang school zone on your morning commute… But there’s a little hint of something better to come. There’s something keeping you sane, something that tells you to hold on for one more

Our final installment of the 2019 season preview will finally arrive next week. But for now, let’s take a look at each of Tech’s opponents this season. These aren’t predictions of how the Bulldogs will perform, but rather the likely strengths and weaknesses of each team on the schedule. Texas Heisman-candidate Sam Ehlinger is back

Hey y’all, Evan here. The season is still a few weeks away, so we’re continuing our preseason push of 2019 Louisiana Tech #content with a look at something that’s nerdy and terrifying all at the same time: MATH. In football, like most sports, nerdy dweebs have decided that metrics like “Who looks the best to

This year, we’re kicking off the 2019 season a little differently. Yes, we’ll still be writing our Great and Accurate™ predictions closer to the end of summer. Don’t worry! But we’ve decided to have a series of posts throughout August that lead into the season by looking at the team through different lenses. This week,

Early in Skip Holtz’s tenure at Louisiana Tech, we saw a pretty consistent pattern of how the QB unit would be assembled. Holtz would bring in a transfer that could immediately compete for (and often win) the starting role. This philosophy started in the very first year of the Holtz regime, as Texas Tech transfer

From the beginning of recorded history, the Louisiana Tech football team wore a red helmet with a white T. But that changed with the introduction of the red T in 2013. While the newer, redder T logo looked better to basically everyone me,  we previously determined that switching back to a white T on the red

Year after year, fewer people are heading to Joe Aillet Stadium to watch Tech football. But that shouldn’t be news to you. It definitely feels like the gameday crowds are getting thinner, even across college football as a whole. Last year, Tech averaged the lowest attendance in a decade: The team coming off of four

RUSTON, LA – Louisiana Tech has unveiled yet another alternate helmet to be used during the 2019 season. . The helmet features the likeness of Tech football legend and distinguished alumnus Phil Robertson. A Tech source says they expect the helmet to “strike the fear of God” in opponents. “We’re proud to have Phil representing