The Morning Stake: Baylor, Kansas, Oklahoma State, and West Virginia Fall to the Red Raiders

In this morning’s stake: Baseball, Softball, and Tennis all grab wins. Plus, Head Track Coach Wes Kittley returns to his alma mater for an event bearing his name.


Photo via Charles Henry @ Flickr.

Spring Sports

Men & Women’s Track & Field Teams are in Abilene today. This is the second-annual Wes Kittley Invitational, named after our very own head coach.

“I’m so honored and humbled that Abilene Christian has named this meet after me,” Texas Tech head coach Wes Kittley said. “It’s always great to go back and compete there. I really want us to do well, especially because we’re going to a place where I had some great national champion teams. This is also another great chance for us to pick up some regional qualifying marks and prepare for the postseason.”

No. 15 Lady Raiders Tennis Continue to Lead the Big 12. With a 4-0 win over West Virginia yesterday, the women’s tennis team is now 16-4 overall and first in Big 12 play at 6-1.

No. 23 Red Raiders Tennis Defeats Oklahoma State. A 4-3 victory by the good guys in front of a good crowd. No. 1 Oklahoma is up next today at 2pm.

Women’s Golf Currently in Fourth Place. Today is the final round of the SMU Invitational, and the Lady Raiders sit two shots behind Purdue with 18-over par. Tee time is 8am this morning.

National Pastimes

Texas Tech Baseball Defeats Baylor 8-4. After jumping out to a 4-0 lead, the Red Raiders added 4 more runs in the 7th inning to seal the deal. The remaining two games of this series are at 2pm Saturday & Sunday, weather permitting. Lubbock saw some rain last night, and there are chances for more this afternoon.

Texas Tech Softball Upsets No. 25 Kansas. This is the first Big 12 win for Red Raider softball this season, and it’s a big one, defeating the Jayhawks 8-7. The series continues tomorrow at noon then Sunday at 11am.

Odds & Ends

Matias Dominguez finishes The Masters at fourth overall among fellow amateurs.

Mike Bliss will start 37th in the Texas Tech Sprint car in today’s Duck Commander 500.

Taco Bell is considering a delivery service. I reached out to Taco Bueno for a comment, and here was their response:

 

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