Texas Tech head football coach Joey McGuire has signed a seven-year contract extension, keeping him at the school through 2032. The new deal increases his annual salary to over $7 million, with incentives potentially raising his total compensation further. McGuire, who has led Texas Tech to a breakthrough season with an 11-1 record and their first appearance in the Big 12 Championship, has significantly elevated the program's profile. His previous contract, signed after the 2022 season, was valued at $26.6 million over six years, with a peak salary of $4.6 million in 2028. Under his leadership, Texas Tech has become a top contender, ranking third nationally in scoring defense and sixth in yardage allowed, with notable transfers from top programs. McGuire's coaching career began in Texas, with success at Cedar Hill High School before joining Baylor and eventually returning to Texas Tech as head coach. His current contract reflects the program’s rising stature and McGuire’s success in recruiting and team development.