I’ve been dealing with injuries and health concerns for a while now,” Lux shared in an exclusive interview. “My body’s telling me it’s time to prioritize my well-being.
Lux has battled chronic knee and shoulder injuries throughout his collegiate career, limiting his playing time and effectiveness.
Texas Tech Head Coach Joey McGuire expressed support for Lux’s decision. “Bralyn’s health is our top priority. We’ll support him whatever he chooses.
A three-year starter, Lux has recorded 127 tackles, 5 interceptions, and 2 forced fumbles. His absence would be deeply felt.
The Red Raiders’ secondary would need to adjust without Lux’s experience and leadership.
Sophomore DBs Adrian Frye and Marquis Waters are likely candidates to fill Lux’s spot.
The NCAA has implemented measures to support student-athletes’ health and well-being
If Lux decides to retire, he plans to pursue a coaching career or sports management.
Teammates and fans took to social media to show support for Lux, using Lux Strong.
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