Texas Tech booster calls for accountability after Cincinnati loss
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 26, 2026, 11:27 PM
Last updated Oct 26, 2026

Following a 37-24 loss to Cincinnati, Texas Tech booster Cody Campbell emphasized accountability within the football program. In a social media post, Campbell criticized the performance and indicated dissatisfaction with the current results, stating, 'There’s no excuse or reason to lose a game like this.' He insists that all involved, including players, coaches, and boosters, share responsibility for the program’s outcomes. This stance highlights the growing trend of financial stakeholders in college football demanding performance commensurate with their investment, paralleling professional sports dynamics. Campbell's comments suggest potential changes could be forthcoming if results do not improve.
- •Cody Campbell criticized Texas Tech's performance after a loss to Cincinnati.
- •He emphasized collective accountability among players, coaches, and boosters.
- •Campbell has invested heavily in the program, expecting results.
- •His statements reflect a trend of financial stakeholders in college football.
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