Andrew McCleary is a journalist at Yardbarker, where he covers a wide range of sports topics, including team sports and competitive athletics. A proud Texas Tech graduate and former college baseball player, he brings a unique perspective to his reporting on major league and individual sports. Andrew's work has also been featured in LastWordOnSports.com and MSN.
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Andrew Mccleary's coverage focuses on college football, especially events and announcements related to Texas Tech and the Big 12 Conference. Given his emphasis on event coverage and investment analysis, he may be inclined towards pitches offering insights into upcoming games, player signings or transfers, or financial aspects of college football programs.
Pitches providing in-depth analysis of key games involving Texas Tech or other Big 12 teams could also capture Andrew’s interest. Additionally, experts with a thorough understanding of the financial implications of college sports might find traction with him based on his investment analysis focus.
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Texas Tech can sleep a bit easier after the No. 1 recruit in the 2027 class, Jalen Brewster, shut down his recruitment.
In a conference with lots of equally talented rosters, which Big 12 teams will surpass their preseason win totals of 2026?
Texas Tech is shaping college football. That is evident with Cody Campbell landing on USA TODAY Sport's list of most powerful in college football.
By: Andrew McCleary
The 2025 season that saw the Texas Tech program reach new heights appeared, to many unfamiliar with the program, to have happened overnight.
According to USA TODAY, the Texas Tech Red Raiders are one of four teams outside the preseason top 10 that can crash the national title race.
It is almost time for toe to meet leather and start the 2026 Texas Tech season. This Throwback Thursday looks at the most memorable starts.
With the NFL preseason drawing to a close, just how many former Texas Tech football players will be on NFL sidelines in 2026?
By: Andrew McCleary
The 2026 season is just days away from kicking off for Texas Tech. The Red Raiders are aiming to defend their Big 12 title and establish themselves as the new tentpole program in the Big 12.
As most Big 12 teams are opening the season against FCS opponents, how many of them can cover the large point spread?
Long before they were the Red Raiders, Texas Tech took the field on fairgrounds back in 1925 to kickoff football in Lubbock.
