Lubbock, Texas — The Texas Tech women's basketball team is seeking a few young men to help them improve. Lady Raiders coaches are looking for as many as 20 male students to scrimmage against regularly during the upcoming season. Grant Fausset, the team's director of basketball and video operations, said potential players should have afternoons free, have a strong work ethic and be able to commit for six months.
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Raiders want male opponents
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