Don Williams is a seasoned sportswriter with a long-standing career covering Texas Tech football since 1986 for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. Hailing from Swisher County, Don's work also appears on Yahoo Sports, showcasing his expertise in local sports coverage and insightful commentary on Texas Tech athletics.
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Don Williams focuses heavily on sports-related content, particularly motorcycling and football. He also covers local events such as weather alerts specific to his geographic focus in Texas, Lubbock. If you have insights related to motorcycling events, reviews of motorcycle gear or analyses regarding Texas Tech football and its recruiting activities, Don Williams would likely be interested in your pitch.
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By: Don Williams
Texas Tech's QB asked if he could play in the spring game. If the Red Raiders were worried about his shoulder, they'd be in the portal, coach says
By: Don Williams
Don Williams, Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Texas Tech football coaches came out of the 2023 season thinking their kicking situation was set for the 2024 season.
The Red Raiders' first baseman had four hits, including three doubles. Tech took the first two in a three-game series against Big 12 co-leaders.
By: Don Williams
Don Williams, Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Gavin Kash doubled three times and drove in three runs as the Texas Tech baseball team beat No. 24
By: Don Williams
Cade McGee looked on the bright side when the Texas Tech baseball team lost two one-run games on the road this past week to the second-ranked team in the country.
The Oklahoma Sooners have swept four Big 12 series for the first time. It's also the same team that recently lost eight times in 13 games.
No RPI dodger: Texas Tech coach Tim Tadlock says his team will honor upcoming schedule, playing potentially damaging games vs. teams with 200+ RPIs.
By: Don Williams
Texas Tech boosted its RPI to No. 28 with a weekend sweep of West Virginia. The Red Raiders' number will take a hit with a loss to New Mexico, No. 208
Don Williams, Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Running back Tahj Brooks , a semifinalist for the Doak Walker Award last season, won the Pete Cawthon Memorial Team MVP Award Tuesday during a Texas Tech football team meeting.
By: Don Williams
The Red Raiders are coming off their biggest Big 12 series victory of the season last weekend, a sweep of West Virginia. Next up, much-improved Kansas
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