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The Texas Tech Red Raiders
Texas Tech is a member of the Big Twelve Conference
and competes in Division I-A for athletics. Men's teams are the
Red Raiders, women's teams are the Lady Raiders.
In addition to the "major" collegiate
sports, the university offers other sports such as rugby, lacrosse,
and soccer through campus intramural sports organizations.
The Masked Rider is the oldest of Texas Tech's mascots
still in existence today. Originally called the "Ghost Rider,"
it was an unofficial mascot starting around 1936 when an unknown
student (or students) would circle the field on horseback at home
football games, riding into the stadium and away. The Masked Rider
became the official mascot with 1954's Gator Bowl and has led
the team onto the field at nearly every football game since.
Tech's other current mascot, Raider Red, is more
recent. Around the time of the 1971 football season, the Southwest
Conference created a rule that forbade the bringing of live animal
mascots to away games unless the host school permitted it. Since
the Masked Rider's horse would fall under this rule an alternate
mascot was created. Student Jim Gaspard created the original design
for the Raider Red costume, basing it on a character created by
Lubbock cartoonist and former mayor Dirk West. Though the Masked
Rider's identity is public knowledge, it has always been tradition
that Raider Red's student alter ego is kept secret until the end
of his tenure.
It is unclear which university Tech considers to
be its main rival. Older generations of Techsans (referring to
alumni of Tech) had long viewed the University of Texas to be
their main rival, particularly in football. However younger Tech
fans are more likely to claim that Texas A&M is the main rival;
they point to the fact that the posterior of Soapsuds (the statue
at the center of campus - "Will Rogers and Soapsuds Riding
into the sunset") points southeast to the campus of Texas
A&M. The rivalry between Texas Tech and Texas A&M flared
during a football game in 2001 when Texas Tech defeated Texas
A&M at Jones SBC Stadium in Lubbock. Following the end of
the game, some Tech fans pushed a fallen goalpost into the Texas
A&M seating section, resulting in several fights and arrests.
Another reason that this perceived rivalry has escalated in recent
years is due to the fact that Texas Tech has won seven out of
the last ten football games against Texas A&M. However, some
students still consider the University of Texas to be the true
rival. Regardless, neither Texas A&M nor the University of
Texas considers Texas Tech to be its main rival; the two schools
are each others' main rivals.
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