Jeff McGuire, Jamie Lent, and Josh Faupel discuss breaking news with the Texas Rangers as they are now looking for a new pitching coach as Mike Maddux just took a new job. Jamie gives his takes after the red and black series for Texas Tech baseball is in the books. The guys go through together on what is the one factor Texas Tech must do to get the win over Kansas State this weekend. Jeff introduces the idea that one state has entered the conversation as one of the craziest states, which one could it be and why? Jamie's Question of the Day asks what college sport do you feel like is elevating into a new rivalry? Could be for Texas Tech or anybody. Josh gives his thoughts on what could happen vs K-State in 24 hours.

Chois Woodman, Chris Snead and Jamie Lent dive into the Texas Tech-Kansas State matchup and discuss if the Wildcats are a better team than Arizona State, their confidence level growing in Tech to win, the college football coaching carousel, and what the current projections for the Big 12 championship game. Jamie asks what will be the most important stat for Tech against Kansas State for the Question of the Day.

Chois Woodman and Chris Snead talk about how Texas Tech's offensive line has performed this season, which teams will be in the Big 12 championship after predicting the remaining games left, and give their Big 12 Power Rankings. Brennan asks who is the MVP and who has been underrated for Texas Tech Football so far this season for the Question of the Day. Snead makes the statement that Tech fans do not need to worry about Joey McGuire getting poached because Texas Tech is the best job in the Big 12 for Tell Me I'm Wrong.

Chois Woodman, Chris Snead, and Jamie Lent talk about Texas Tech's shutout win over Oklahoma State, Tech still being the favorite to win the Big 12, the offense struggling the past couple weeks, Will Hammond being ruled out for the rest of the season, and if this Tech team is a playoff team. Jamie asks the guys which game are you more nervous about between the Tech-KSU game and the Tech-BYU game for the Question of the Day.

Chois Woodman, Josh Faupel and Jamie Lent look to the Red Raider football team to bounce back in a dominating fashion as they'll take on Oklahoma State in 24 hours. It's Friday and that can mean one thing the picks are in, and we'll see how they'll turn out this weekend. Does it feel like a Football Friday or not? As the guys anticipate an easy blowout over the cowboys it feels calmer than usual out in the 806. Chois takes Jamie through Big 12 games on specific categories from the most hype to the most interesting upset and more. Today's Question asks where the guys' opinions on the Dallas Cowboys stand this season before facing the Denver Broncos this weekend. And Jamie is appreciating Texas history?

Chois Woodman, Chris Snead, Jamie Lent, and Josh Faupel talk about the potential for Will Hammond to start this weekend against OSU, what the most likely upset in the Big 12 will be, and what result out of the Big 12 would most benefit Texas Tech. Brennan asks the guys what will the Texas Tech offense be for the Question of the Day, and Josh makes the statement that Tech's loss to ASU is inconsequential to the CFP Committee.

Chois Woodman, Chris Snead, Jamie Lent, and Josh Faupel discuss teams that they root for that they're not fans of, the need for Texas Tech Football to play complimentary football, and they give their Big 12 Power Rankings. Jamie asks which program do you dislike more between Kansas and Arizona State for the Question of the Day, and Brennan makes the statement that Tech will not lose another Big 12 game as long as Behren Morton starts them for Tell Me I'm Wrong.

Chois Woodman, Chris Snead, and Jamie Lent talk about Texas Tech's loss to Arizona State, the offense's struggles against the Sun Devils, and who should be the guy between Behren Morton and Will Hammond. Chois asks what teams will play in the Big 12 Championship for the Question of the Day, and Jamie makes the statement that players who go down with an apparent injury on the field should have to sit out for a certain period of time for Tell Me I'm Wrong.