Rob Breaux is a sports talk host, show producer, online writer, and news anchor for Townsquare Media of Lubbock. You can hear him weekdays on Ryan Hyatt's Raiderland, during KFYO Sports Updates, and Saturdays during the college football and basketball seasons hosting "Rob Breaux's College Tailgate" on stations across West Texas. Interact with Breaux on Twitter @robbreauxshow. Breaux previously produced "The Weston Odom Show" and "Jack Dale's Sportsline" before becoming the host of his own sport talk show. Breaux also hosted Talk 103.9/1340's Texas Tech Football pregame show, "Countdown to Kickoff" from 2016-2019. Breaux is a graduate of Lubbock Christian School and he attended Lubbock Christian University. He's a Jerry Jones apologist and Kliff Kingsbury look-alike.
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Texas Tech Football Runs All Over the Jayhawks in Lubbock
Texas Tech scored first and never relinquished the lead at the Jones as the 6-3 Kansas Jayhawks fell to 6-4 and the Red Raiders move to 5-5 after their 43-28 victory.
The Red Raiders rushed for 260 yards and had four rushing touchdowns from four different ball carriers...
ESPN+ Catches a NSFW ‘Hot Mic’ Moment During the Texas Tech Game
During the fourth quarter of the Texas Tech vs Kansas game, there was an honest assessment of the officiating.
It's between the Ryan Leaf analysis of the Kansas touchdown that made it 33-28 with just over eight minutes to go in the game.
Leaf ...
Texas Tech Blasts Texas Southern For Adams’ 20th Home Win
Texas Tech Basketball moved to 2-0 in 2022 and 20 at the United Supermarkets Arena under head coach Mark Adams after beating Texas Southern 78-54 on Thursday night. The most surprising thing for Texas Tech basketball hasn't been on the floor this year for the team, it's been in the stands...
Is Mike Leach Done at Mississippi State? Fat Little Girlfriends Are Asking
In 2009 after a loss to Texas A&M, Mike Leach went on a rant in the Texas Tech postgame press conference, "The coaches failed to make our points more compelling than their fat little girlfriends. Now their fat little girlfriends have some obvious advantages. For one thing, th...
The Lady Raiders Dominate After Rough Start in Season Opener
The Lady Raiders started rough against Texas A&M Corpus Christi, but their 16-9 deficit after the first quarter was quickly erased in the second quarter after a 22-3 effort as part of a larger 38-8 run for Texas Tech. The final was 69-49.
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Texas Tech Basketball Starts Season With a Party at the USA
Daniel Batcho is coming for you. Just like he came for Northwestern State. Batcho recorded his first double-double with a career-high 12 points and 10 rebounds to help lead Texas Tech to a season-opening 73-49 win over Northwestern State in front of a full house at the United Supermarkets Arena.
Texas...
An Open Letter to Whoever is in Charge of Texas Tech Football’s Uniforms
First of all, you guys rock.
The guys always look prepared.
That being said, the throwback uniforms are so much better than the ones that are used in the normal rotation. Please make the "throwbacks" the full-time uniforms.
Texas Tech's color scheme is the best in sports...
What Would Adding Gonzaga Mean for the Big 12 Conference?
Pete Thamel casually dropped a bombshell this afternoon when he published his latest on ESPN.com. Is Gonzaga on its way to the Big 12? They've at least had the discussions according to Thamel.
Texas Tech, Kansas, Baylor, and Gonzaga have been among the best college basketball programs in the country over the last five seasons...
Lubbock’s Own Xavier White Is a Finalist for Special Award
There's a movie that came out in 2016 called Greater that centers around a young man from Arkansas that wanted to play football at the University of Arkansas. Brandon Burlsworth grew up in a small town in Arkansas and was never the best athlete in the world. Wha...
Baylor LB Dunks on Weak Lubbock Atmosphere
Before the Texas Tech contest against Baylor, there were some thoughts about the game, as there generally are, from both sides of the game. Baylor pundits naturally leaned toward Baylor, while Texas Tech pundits mostly leaned toward Texas Tech.
Again...