Chois Woodman, Chris Snead, and Jamie Lent speak on the relentless effort by the Red Raiders as they have been active as can be in terms of acquiring the best talent across the board from the transfer portal. The celebration is on at the First United Bank Studio as there is so much to be joyful about with the incoming portal class. Today in Kailey's Daily's, it's Day 2 of the 12 days of Christmas according to Kaily as the Turtle Doves (plural) take center stage with facts from Captain Sneadaroo. Jamie's Question of the Day asks Texas Tech Football would have a spectacular season if they what? Chois issues a claim stating this up-coming year will be Joey McGuire's toughest challenge so far. Is he right? wrong? or crazy?

Chois, Snead, and Jamie discussed the transfer portal additions for Texas Tech Football, if there will be a quarterback competition, revenue sharing heading to college football, Marshall stepping out of their bowl game against Army, their excitement level for the bowl game, and what positions they'd like Texas Tech Football to add in the portal.

Chois and Hax talked about dead bowl games, if bowls can get some of their luster back, the worst Christmas songs, updated the transfer portal standings for Red Raider Football, the decision for fringe NFL players to stay or leave, and named the bowl games they'd like to attend.

Chois Woodman, Clint Scott, Jeff McGuire, and Jamie Lent touch on Tech Football news with new coaching hires to portal acquisitions. The guys share their reactions, some laughs, questions about Bill Belichick hired as the new head football coach at North Carolina. In Kaily's Daily's, Chois asks Jeff if he prefers longer naps or micro naps as the Chinstrap Penguin takes center stage as they would take the longer naps and other facts from Chois. Jamie's Question of the Day asks is your expectations and pre-season predictions for Texas Tech basketball still the same after the Texas A&M game. Chois issues a statement regarding the college football bracket looks just right as far as getting the teams right. Is he right, wrong, or crazy?

Chois, Josh, and Jamie discussed a Brett Favre confrontation, things that happened for the first time in 2024, the four Heisman candidates, the Big 12's perception in the sport of football, and Texas Tech's wish list for portal acquisitions.

Chois, Snead, and Jeff discussed Texas geography, the roly poly, NIL agents in college football, if the NCAA could hold those agents accountable, who will be the next Dallas Cowboys head coach, and looked at the first round of the CFP.

Chois Woodman, Chris Snead, and Jamie Lent discuss the rivalry of Texas Tech and A&M, as well as TCU. Find out how Snead feels about TCU here on the podcast. We also get to hear how Jamie feels about the Aggies dodging attempts to play Texas Tech in Lubbock. Juan Soto's almost record breaking contract gets discussed as well. Mike Gundy controversy about a shirt he wore and his 3-9 season attempt to get him fired as the head coach of OSU. Lastly, we get to tell Chois if he is wrong. Will the College Football Playoffs extend to 16 teams next year? Hear our thoughts here on the Bottom Line Podcast.

Rob, Jeff, and Josh discussed Mike Gundy's status at Oklahoma State, the Big 12 conference awards, NIL affecting how transfer reports are worded, the Big 12's themed foods, birds being untrustworthy, and live animals being banned.

Chois Woodman, Jeff McGuire, and Geoff Haxton talk about Texas Tech breaking the news pretty much everyday of the week. The guys react to the new coordinators announced for the Red Raider Football program and their intake on what the program must do from a transfer portal standpoint to fill out the rest of the roster. In Kaily's Daily's a request was made to bring facts on the "Kodkod" cat. The guys talk Tech hoops with a Question from Chois asking how many losses this team will take this year with the remaining schedule. Following the championship games Texas Tech will find out what Bowl game they'll participate in and the guys react to the many options across the board. Hax shares a childhood memory with watching bowl games.