SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Quarterback Club was in the presence of Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire. McGuire was a guest speaker at Tuesday’s luncheon.
The Red Raiders narrowly missed the Big 12 Championship Game last season. McGuire shared with attendees some insight on his unique coaching journey.
The San Antonio QB Club is one of the nation’s oldest quarterback clubs and is renowned for its passion for football and commitment to community service, particularly through its partnership with the Gridiron Heroes Spinal Cord Injury Foundation.
During the event, McGuire shared with local media his relationship with University of Texas at San Antonio head coach Jeff Traylor and what the chances are for a future game between Texas Tech and UTSA. McGuire also gave updates on how the Red Raiders attacked their spring schedule.
The luncheon highlighted the club’s ongoing dedication to fostering football and philanthropy in the San Antonio community.
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