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Sportswriter at Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. Covering Texas Tech football since 1986. Son of Swisher County. My brother named me after Don Drysdale.
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Here's how much Texas Tech paid PR firm in Brendan Sorsby matter

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By Don Williams Verified
| Aol Verified
CINCINNATI — A potential plot line to the Texas Tech football game at Cincinnati went out the window this summer when the Red Raiders parted ways with Brendan Sorsby over his acknowledged violations of NCAA rules against gambling. A newly released document shows Tech hired a New York-based strategic-communications firm to assist in its handling of the matter. FGS Global billed the Tech athletics department $260,952.50 in an invoice dated June 23 with a July 23 due date.
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Texas Tech football confirms wide receiver lost for season

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By Don Williams Verified
| Lufkin Daily News Verified
Texas Tech football coach Joey McGuire has confirmed that wide receiver Donte Lee Jr. suffered a season-ending knee injury during the Red Raiders' 29-7 victory on Oct. 3 at Colorado. Lee's a fifth-year senior in his first year with the Red Raiders. He played in five games and caught 4 passes for 15 yards. The Red Raiders thought after watching the 6-foot-3, 190-pound Baltimore Dunbar graduate in spring and preseason practices that he could be a vertical pass-game threat.
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Why did the NCAA choose to die on this hill? Here's why | Williams

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By Don Williams Verified
| San Angelo Standard-Times Verified
Normally in this space, I answer reader questions that come in via X or email about Texas Tech football, but this week the worst thing happened for the proprietor of the Q&A business: The Red Raiders walloped Arizona State 53-25 in their best performance of the season, leaving nothing, really, to complain about. Questions usually come in at a steady pace. One week, more than 30. This week, crickets.
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