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Tech baseball has been good for a few years now, but we're starting to see something a little different from this year's team. Coach Tadlock said at the beginning of the year that he really likes the team he has, and we're seeing why game after game.

The #19 was just plain fast on Sunday in Tennessee, as the backflipping racing sensation Carl Edwards took home the checkered flag after a hard-fought day at one of the toughest tracks on the circuit.

It was yet another fantastic week for the Red Raiders on the diamond, as the scarlet and black logged yet another Big 12 sweep, as this time it was the Oklahoma State Cowboys that fell victim to the Tech power surge.

The #18 just can't be stopped. After coming back from a horrific injury last year, winning the championship and taking a few early victories this season, Kyle Busch just continues to dominate.

Kansas State was in town for the weekend, and consequently left with three losses pegged to their record thanks to the Red Raiders.

352 of 500 laps were led by the #18 team, spearheaded by Kyle Busch, in an absolutely terrific display of what it means to be a wheelman on Sunday.

The madness wasn't quite over like we apparently thought it was, as the men's basketball National Championship between North Carolina and Villanova came down to the absolute wire. Nova's Kris Jenkins hit the game-winning three at the horn to seal the school's second championship.

The Red Raider baseball team took a trip to Sin City and took on the Runnin' Rebels of UNLV on Monday and Tuesday. The team split the two-game trip, dropping Monday's contest but taking victory Tuesday.

The LCU Chaps could finish the 2015-16 season undefeated if they win next week's NCAA Division II Women's Basketball Championship game

If I would've told you that Kansas, Oregon, and Virginia weren't going to be in Houston to compete for a National Championship last week, you'd have probably thought I was nuts, but that's just the case after another great weekend for college hoops.

Kevin Harvick did some serious damage most of the day, leading 142 of 205 laps, but the #48 team did some regrouping and were able to attain the lead and keep it for 25 laps and the win.

The Red Raiders took a weekend business trip down to Waco to open conference play up and wound up coming back with a series win after taking the stint 2-1 over the Baylor Bears.