Texas Tech seeks AG opinion on Galaxy stadium naming rights deal

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Last updated Jul 30, 2026

Texas Tech seeks AG opinion on Galaxy stadium naming rights deal
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The Texas Tech University System has deferred responding to local media inquiries about its new naming rights deal for the football stadium, now called Galaxy Stadium. This follows an open records request from the Avalanche-Journal regarding contractual details after the announcement made on July 17. Texas Tech is seeking input from Attorney General Ken Paxton on whether it can disclose the requested information. The naming rights agreement with Galaxy, a technology firm, is valued at $75 million over 15 years, replacing the previous deal with AT&T, which expired in June.

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  • Texas Tech announces Galaxy as new stadium naming rights partner.
  • AG's opinion requested to address media inquiries.
  • Deal valued at $75 million over 15 years.
  • Previous agreement with AT&T ended in June.
  • Naming rights deal includes NIL opportunities for athletes.
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  • 9:10 AMYahoo SportsTexas Tech defers to AG on A-J, media requests for Galaxy stadium deal
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The Texas Tech System is seeking AG Ken Paxton's opinion on how to respond to A-J and local media requests for more information about TTU football's new naming rights deal with Galaxy.

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