A winning season may have the current Red Raiders hard at work, preparing for a bowl appearance later this month, but they aren’t the only one making moves toward the future. Across the country, some of Texas Tech’s incoming talents are making their college decisions official on Wednesday’s Early National Signing Day. Dylan Shaw, a 6-foot-4, 300-pound offensive lineman from Corpus Christi, Texas, has formally signed on to become a Red Raider, adding to an already deep class for Tech.
Shaw is one of four offensive linemen to sign with Texas Tech during this cycle and should have a chance to compete to see the field after this season’s mediocre showing up front. This will be Tech head coach Joey McGuire’s first true class of recruits, so fans will be eager to see what Shaw and the rest of the Red Raider signees are made of once they put on a black and red jersey.
2022 saw Texas Tech go 7-5, finishing fourth best in the Big 12. It was a successful season for McGuire and his squad, knocking off rivals Texas and Oklahoma in overtime thrillers along the way. This year’s campaign saw the Red Raiders make big strides forward, but subpar offensive line play and somewhat of a quarterback carousel made it difficult to build much momentum down in the thick of the season. Tech’s got a very solid class coming in, though, and the Red Raiders have been active in the transfer portal as well.
Now, Tech will turn its focus to Ole Miss, who the Red Raiders will take on in the Taxact Texas Bowl on Dec 28. After that, it’ll be time for them to bring in the team’s newest members and hit the ground running for a strong 2023.
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