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Husband | Softball & Cross Country Dad | @RedRaiderNation Sports Director | @1007thescore EOB
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Relive Texas Tech’s Top 10 Moments of 2025-26

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By Nick F. Teague, Caleigh Jo Hommel Verified, David Collier Verified
| KAMC-TV (Lubbock, TX) Verified
LUBBOCK, Texas — It was another successful year for Texas Tech athletics, with unforgettable games, legendary players and a couple of championships for good measure. KAMC’s Red Raider Nation put together a list of the top 10 moments from the Red Raiders and Lady Raiders this past season to reflect on the impressive year.
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Growing into softball fans

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By David Collier Verified
| KAMC-TV (Lubbock, TX) Verified
LUBBOCK, Texas — Most of us don’t grow up softball fans. We grow into softball fans. As I drove home after covering a second straight Women’s College World Series, I found myself thinking about that. Some of us get there through our children. Some through friends. Some through the schools and teams we cheer for. And some are lucky enough to get there faster than others. My journey to the sport looks like many others.
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Father’s legacy lives on in children’s book

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By David Collier Verified
| KAMC-TV (Lubbock, TX) Verified
LUBBOCK, Texas – Kim Chaffin first took the football field for the Smyer Middle School football team back in 1996. Nearly 30 years later, Chaffin is bringing the story back to life to honor the man who first put a football in her hand, her father, Bruce Chaffin. KAMC’s Doug Spence first told Chaffin’s story back; now Red Raider Nation’s Caleigh Jo Hommel reintroduces us to Chaffin and her mission to have her dad’s legacy live on in a new children’s book.
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