Local sports fans are looking ahead to Texas Tech's 2026 season. The Dallas News has made some predictions about the team's upcoming performance. These predictions are centered around the idea of Texas Tech returning to the College Football Playoff.
The role of Hammond is also mentioned in this context. For more information on these predictions, readers can refer to the Dallas News article, which provides further details on the expectations for Texas Tech's 2026 season.
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