Rajon Henley News

Cody Davis :: There were a ton of question marks regarding how the Texas Tech secondary would perform, especially after the loss of three-fourths of the defensive backfield.

View full size photo>> This weekly feature considers five reasons why Texas Tech will win and five reasons Texas Tech will lose to each opponent.

View full size photo>> This weekly feature considers five reasons why Texas Tech will win and five reasons Texas Tech will lose to each opponent.

Kansas State's Tysyn Hartman is comforted on the Kansas State bench by Joe Gordon Saturday nigh in Lubbock, Texas.

As he walked off the field at Robertson Stadium on Saturday night, C.J. Cavness looked a bit stunned.

A Few Things: Interesting article from DMN's Rick Gosselin who talked with Hall of Famer QB, Joe Montana, who thinks that the spread offense can keep players from the NFL, although both of his sons play almost all or some of the spread concept .

You think it's a big day for second- ranked Texas , getting a chance at revenge against Texas Tech at 6:05 p.m.? It's an even bigger day for Texas Tech coach Mike Leach.

Two Texas Tech defensive starters were not on the Red Raiders' travel list Friday, meaning they likely will not play Saturday night at No.

Texas Longhorns September 19, 2009 :: 7:00 p.m. CST :: Weather: Austin, TX TV: ABC :: Radio: Texas Tech :: Game Cast: Fox Sports Make your prediction for the game.

This weekly feature considers five reasons why Texas Tech will win and five reasons Texas Tech will lose to each opponent.

By DWAIN PRICE LUBBOCK - Defensively speaking, Ruffin McNeill liked what he saw last week in Texas Tech's 38-13 victory over North Dakota.As defensive coordinator, McNeill oversaw a group that limited North Dakota to only one touchdown and 207 total yards on 57 plays.'I thought it was a good start,' McNeill said.

Make your prediction for the game. Vote in the poll, tell us what will happen, who will lead the offense and the defense and predict the final score.

Sprinting Towards Tier 1 Status: Because Texas Tech raised $24.5 million, the state of Texas is matching $21.5 million in funding .

Every college football pundit is quick to point out that Mike Leach is stuck with the unenviable task of replacing Graham Harrell and Michael Crabtree.

Defensive End: Unquestioned starter, especially after losing what seems like 20 pounds is Rajon Henley.

SB Nation 2009 Big 12 Preview: In partnership with CBS Sports , the SB Nation Big 12 blogs are previewing each of their respective teams in the Big 12.

Now that Rajon Henley has shed 18 pounds while switching to a new position, Texas Tech is expecting a lot from its new defensive end.

While much has been made of what Texas Tech lost on defense after last season, both starting safeties and two star pass rushers, little attention has been paid to the return of senior Rajon Henley.

The third commitment in five days for Mike Leach as Frankston DT Coby Coleman committed to the Red Raiders.

Texas Tech is going to take a step back from last year, because the lost all-everything wide out Michael Crabtree to the NFL and gun slinger Graham Harrell to the CFL... by Jeremy 17 reads Texas Tech is going to take a step back from last year , because the lost all-everything wide out Michael Crabtree to the NFL and gun slinger Graham Harrell to ...