Lubbock, Texas, February 5, 2026
Texas Tech University is bolstering its 2026 football recruiting class with standout talents, including long snapper Reed Price from Arizona. The class has achieved notable national rankings, highlighting Texas Tech’s recent football successes, including the first Big 12 Championship and a College Football Playoff appearance. The Red Raiders aim to maintain this momentum with an influx of new talent.
Texas Tech Football Enhances 2026 Recruiting Class with New Signings
LUBBOCK, Texas – Texas Tech University is taking strides to fortify its future on the gridiron by enhancing its 2026 football recruiting class. Among the standout new signings is Reed Price, a long snapper from Gilbert, Arizona, recognized as a top prospect. Price, a second-team All-State selection, is poised to join the Red Raiders following a two-year Mormon mission with plans to arrive in 2028.
Recent Additions to the 2026 Class
- Reed Price – Long Snapper from Highland High School in Gilbert, Arizona.
- Felix Ojo – Five-star offensive tackle from Mansfield Lake Ridge High School.
- LaDamion Guyton – Four-star edge rusher from Benedictine Military School in Savannah, Georgia.
- Stephen Cannon – Three-star quarterback from Benedictine Military School in Savannah, Georgia.
Class Composition and Rankings
The 2026 recruiting class now boasts 21 high school signees, with 16 hailing from Texas, while the remainder includes two from Georgia and one each from Montana, Oklahoma, and Tennessee. This class features elite talents like offensive tackle Felix Ojo and edge rusher LaDamion Guyton. Nationally, it has garnered attention, ranking 18th by 247Sports and 20th by On3/Rivals—marking the highest accomplishment for Texas Tech’s recruiting efforts since online services began.
Program Achievements and Future Outlook
These recruiting advancements come on the heels of a remarkable season for the Red Raiders. The team celebrated its first Big 12 Championship and participated in the College Football Playoff, an achievement that has built momentum for future prospects. With this influx of talent, Texas Tech aims to maintain its competitive edge in the coming seasons.
Key Features of Texas Tech’s 2026 Recruiting Class
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Number of Signees | 21 high school recruits |
| Top Recruits | Felix Ojo (OT), LaDamion Guyton (EDGE), Stephen Cannon (QB) |
| National Ranking | 18th by 247Sports, 20th by On3/Rivals |
| State Representation | 16 from Texas, 2 from Georgia, 1 each from Montana, Oklahoma, and Tennessee |
| Program Achievements | First Big 12 Championship and College Football Playoff appearance |
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