Texas Tech MBB‘s defense is BACK!

from Tortillas & Takes Hosted by Albie Shore, Jeramey Gillilan, and Joe Lopez

After three subpar defensive performances from the Red Raiders that still showed this team had some work to do, the newly made team finally showed what a Mark Adams coached team looks like. Albie & Jeramey review Tech's games vs UIW & Omaha while trying to assess what the rotation has finally settled into.

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