One thing the 2024 NFL season taught us is that the Lions need more depth and playmakers in their linebacker corps.
Diamondback Energy plans to purchase Double Eagle IV, a Fort Worth-based firm whose founders are Texas Tech philanthropists.
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Hosted on MSNTexas Tech NIL Collective Founder’s $4.1 Billion Sale Leaves Big 12 Fans Speechless As Raiders Thrive in Transfer PortalThe Texas Tech Red Raiders’ NIL collective “The Matador Club” founder Cody Campbell has engaged in a transaction to sell his ...
Cody Campbell, former Texas Tech University football player and member of the Board of Regents, and his partner John Sellers, who also played at Texas Tech, have sold their oil and natural gas ...
Cody Campbell, former Texas Tech University football player and member of the Board of Regents, and his partner John Sellers, who also played at Texas Tech, have sold their oil and natural gas ...
The founder of The Matador Club pioneered the Red Raiders' top-dollar transfer portal class for the upcoming season.
GREENFIELD — Talent, team chemistry and a last-to-first comeback were the winning ingredients for the Greenfield-Central coed bowling team to win the program’s first-ever state championship.
Texas energy company Double Eagle announced Tuesday it plans to sell subsidiaries to Midland-based Diamondback Energy in a ...
A West Texas energy company led by notable Texas Tech alumni has struck a deal worth $4.08 billion with Diamondback Energy.
The booster behind the top transfer portal class in college football hauled in $4.08 billion dollars after agreeing to sell ...
Double Eagle IV Midco, LLC ("Double Eagle") today announced that it has entered into a definitive purchase agreement to divest its equity interest in certain subsidiaries to Diamondback Energy, Inc.
Diamondback Energy is set to buy Double Eagle IV Midco LLC subsidiaries for $4.1 billion, enhancing its Midland Basin assets.
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