Texas Tech University Athletics
City Bank to pay fine for Tech postgame celebration
September 26, 2022 | Football
Longtime corporate partner City Bank will cover the $50,000 fine issued to Texas Tech on Monday
LUBBOCK, Texas – City Bank, a longtime corporate partner of Texas Tech Athletics, will pay the $50,000 fine issued by the Big 12 Conference earlier Monday for the postgame celebration at Jones AT&T Stadium this past Saturday.
"We are grateful for City Bank and their long-term support of Texas Tech Athletics," Director of Athletics Kirby Hocutt said. "We have passionate fans including our great partners at City Bank and their president Cory Newsom."
In the hours since the Big 12 Conference's announcement, Texas Tech Athletics has received numerous questions about donations towards the fine. Fans looking to support Texas Tech Football can do so at www.redraiderclub.com.
"We support Texas Tech in their effort to provide a safe and enjoyable gameday environment for everyone involved," said Cory T. Newsom, City Bank's President and CEO. "We also recognize the level of excitement a victory over a long-time rival can have on the Texas Tech student body and fan base. We know that Kirby and the athletic department staff have a strong plan in place and will make any necessary adjustments to keep Jones Stadium a safe, but challenging place for our opponents to play. At the end of the day, we are proud of Texas Tech and proud supporters of our community."
The Red Raiders return to Jones AT&T Stadium Oct. 22 for their annual Homecoming game against West Virginia. Tickets are still on sale by contacting 806-742-TECH or by visiting www.TexasTech.com.
"We are grateful for City Bank and their long-term support of Texas Tech Athletics," Director of Athletics Kirby Hocutt said. "We have passionate fans including our great partners at City Bank and their president Cory Newsom."
In the hours since the Big 12 Conference's announcement, Texas Tech Athletics has received numerous questions about donations towards the fine. Fans looking to support Texas Tech Football can do so at www.redraiderclub.com.
"We support Texas Tech in their effort to provide a safe and enjoyable gameday environment for everyone involved," said Cory T. Newsom, City Bank's President and CEO. "We also recognize the level of excitement a victory over a long-time rival can have on the Texas Tech student body and fan base. We know that Kirby and the athletic department staff have a strong plan in place and will make any necessary adjustments to keep Jones Stadium a safe, but challenging place for our opponents to play. At the end of the day, we are proud of Texas Tech and proud supporters of our community."
The Red Raiders return to Jones AT&T Stadium Oct. 22 for their annual Homecoming game against West Virginia. Tickets are still on sale by contacting 806-742-TECH or by visiting www.TexasTech.com.
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