Texas Tech football donor Cody Campbell believes The Matador Club's fundraising is unmatched by another donor collective.

In the ever-evolving landscape of college athletics, Texas Tech University has emerged as a formidable contender, particularly in the realm of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals. With a staggering ...

In a remarkable display of community support and financial commitment, Texas Tech University's Matador Club has raised over $63 million since its inception in early 2022. This significant funding ...

Texas Tech’s Matador Club has raised $63.3 million since 2022, fueling recruiting, facilities, and national attention as the ...

The Red Raiders aim to disrupt college athletics with their NIL investment and will either show the power of oil money or remind everyone of its limits.

Texas Tech Regents chairman Cody Campbell will help lead President Donald Trump's commission on future of college athletics.

Cody Campbell, chairman of Texas Tech’s Board of Regents and founder of the Matador Club, recently visited with KAMC sports director David Collier to discuss expectations for the upcoming football ...

Tech hasn't won an outright conference championship since 1955 but will head into the 2025 season with a Big 12-title-or-bust ...

Texas Tech System regents, chaired by Cody Campbell, met in Lubbock to OK a $3.7B budget and review President Schovanec's ...

Texas Tech Board of Regents President Cody Campbell was appointed to President Trump’s Special Council on Sports, Fitness and ...

Cody Campbell, chairman of the Texas Tech University System Board of Regents and a founding board member of Texas Tech's Matador Club donor collective, is expected to add another role soon.

Online discourse around Texas Tech, Joey McGuire, Cody Campbell, The Matador Club, NIL, revenue sharing, all of it, has become nauseating, on both ends of the spectrum. In his first three years as ...