NCAA.com | August 26, 2014 Swagger can be taught Share It's not quite Beatlemania. It's not even Tebowmania or Linsanity. But Kliff Kingsbury has caused quite the stir in Lubbock. According to multiple sources, the Texas Tech head coach is in fact good-looking and it has brought a different type of attention to the Red Raider football team. However, Kingsbury doesn't care much for his superficial success (although he does participate in personal 4 a.m. workouts and weekly trips to a hair stylist). He resents the fact that his celebrity has overshadowed not only his players, but the side of him that he was actually hired for. He is not a professional model, but rather a model of professionalism for the head coach of a major college football program. He prides himself on being a teacher of the game and takes all the other publicity as a way to get Red Raider football on people's good side. Complete story from Bleacher Report Kliff Kingsbury takes out full-page ad asking for record-setting student attendance. http://t.co/LWD5Yn5NA7 pic.twitter.com/H9ia7cFkMO — Dr. Saturday (@YahooDrSaturday) August 25, 2014 No. 9 Texas Tech baseball sweeps No. 3 Oklahoma State to keep Big 12 title hopes alive No. 9 Texas Tech defeated No. 3 Oklahoma State, 6-4, on Sunday afternoon to secure a series sweep. Texas Tech now controls its own destiny to win the Big 12 outright. READ MORE New Mexico baseball walks off No. 9 Texas Tech with opposite-field blast A ninth-inning rally gave New Mexico the 11-10 upset over No. 9 Texas Tech. READ MORE 7 programs with strong cases to be college basketball's next 1st-time champion These schools have never won a men's basketball national championship — for now. READ MORE