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Texas Tech is Reportedly Moving on from Kliff Kingsbury
Texas Tech has reportedly wasted no time deciding on whether to bring back — or fire — embattled coach Kliff Kingsbury.
According to a report from KENS 5 news in San Antonio, they’ve chosen the latter and decided to move on from the former Red Raiders QB.
Sources tell KENS 5 that Kliff Kingsbury is OUT as head coach of the Red Raiders. Texas Tech finished the season on a five-game losing skid. https://t.co/pQBOA5EzJN
— KENS 5 (@KENS5) November 24, 2018
Kingsbury beat OSU only once during his tenure at Tech, which came earlier this season.
Kingsbury’s teams typically started hot and faltered late — and that was especially the case this season. The Red Raiders lost their final five games of 2018, due in large part to QB injuries, after starting 5-2. They lost to Baylor on Saturday to close their season 5-7.
Kingsbury went 35-40 during his head coaching tenure at Tech. With his firing, he’ll now become (if he chooses) one of the most highly sought offensive coordinators this offseason. He could also be a Group of Five head coach candidate if he chose.
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