Despite the unfortunate ending to the season, it's been a big year for the Mahomes family. Before their Divisional Round game against the Houston Texans, Patrick and his wife, Bri

Former Red Raider and current Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was greeted with thunderous cheers as he was shown on the video board in his seat next to the Texas Tech bench along with his wife,

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback and Texas Tech alum Patrick Mahomes surprised a TTU student Thursday with news that his tuition will be covered next fall. Texas Tech student Blake Porter appeared on Thursday's episode of the Today show after he went viral for making a 94-foot putt during Monday's men's college basketball game between Texas Tech and Houston.

Texas Tech Red Raiders athletics will cover the student's tuition for next Fall after he sank the on-court putt on Monday.

A Texas Tech fan sinks a putt the length of the court and celebrates with Chiefs star QB Patrick Mahomes.

John E. Moore III/Getty Images Patrick Mahomes surprised a student at his alma mater after he sank a 94-foot putt in front of the Chiefs quarterback at a basketball game earlier this week. Texas Tech student Blake Porter went viral after nailing the impressive putt during the school's showdown with the University of Houston on

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick and his wife Brittany Mahomes returned home to Texas on Monday, Feb. 3 to see his former school play in Lubbock.

Patrick Mahomes’ wife, Brittany, is making the most of the offseason to get back in shape. Last month, she gave birth to the couple’s third child, a daughter named Golden Raye Mahomes. Now, the wife of the three-time Super Bowl champion is working to shed the pregnancy weight.

Texas Tech and Patrick Mahomes just went above and beyond for Texas Tech student who sunk full court putt on Monday.

Patrick Mahomes may be universally recognized as the greatest NFL quarterback of his generation, but his stellar career didn't start there. Mahomes played three years of college football at Texas Tech University where he threw for 11,