Texas Tech has sold out its season opener. The game is against Abilene Christian.
Further information about the sold-out game is available from the source. Details about the event can be found on EverythingLubbock.com.
The source reports that tickets for the season opener are no longer available, indicating a high level of interest in the game against Abilene Christian. For more information, readers can visit the source's website.
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