Open Letter from Texas Tech Red Raiders QB Behren Morton Addresses Concerns Over Payment and Coaching Support
LUBBOCK, TX — In a surprising and candid open letter released today, Texas Tech Red Raiders quarterback Behren Morton expressed his disappointment regarding his current payment arrangements and voiced concerns about the level of support and care he has received from head coach Joey McGuire.
In the letter, Morton stated, “I am truly committed to this program and to my teammates, but I feel that my efforts are not being adequately recognized or rewarded. The lack of proper compensation and support has left me feeling undervalued and frustrated.”
He further emphasized that if the situation does not improve, he may consider leaving the program. “If my concerns are not taken seriously and my needs as a player are not addressed, I will have no choice but to explore other options. I owe it to myself and my future to prioritize my well-being and career.”
The open letter, which was posted publicly, has already sparked discussions among fans, players, and sports analysts alike. Many are calling for transparency and a prompt response from the Texas Tech athletic department regarding Morton’s concerns.
As of now, Texas Tech officials have not issued an official statement, but the situation underscores ongoing conversations within college athletics about fair compensation and support for student-athletes.
Behren Morton’s open letter serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by many student-athletes and the importance of fostering a supportive environment both on and off the field.
