Patrick Mahomes silences his recent failures by celebrating an unexpected victory

He finally had some sporting success

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has recently found a reason to celebrate, not on the football field, but through his alma mater’s unexpected triumph in the 2025 Women’s College World Series.

Having lost the Super Bowl with the Kansas City Chiefs before then seeing his favored NBA side, the Dallas Mavericks, fail on the big stage, Mahomes needed some good news.

Mahomes, known for his unwavering support of Texas Tech University, witnessed a remarkable moment as the Red Raiders secured a thrilling walk-off victory against the Oklahoma Sooners, ending their quest for a fifth consecutive national title.

A historic win for Texas Tech

The game unfolded dramatically. Texas Tech held a 2-0 lead over Oklahoma heading into the top of the seventh inning. However, the Sooners managed to tie the game with a two-run home run, setting the stage for a tense finish.

In the bottom of the seventh, the Red Raiders capitalized on a couple of baserunners and clinched the game with a walk-off win, sending the crowd into a frenzy.

This victory was not just another win; it was a historic achievement for Texas Tech. It marked their first Big 12 title, their inaugural Super Regionals appearance, and now, a chance to compete for their first national championship in softball. The team’s resilience and determination were on full display, making this win even more special.

Mahomes’ celebratory spirit

Patrick Mahomes, ever the proud Red Raider, expressed his excitement and support for the team through social media. He tweeted his signature phrase, “Let’s Gooo,” a simple yet effective expression of his enthusiasm.

Interestingly, Mahomes has used this same tweet repeatedly during the Women’s College World Series, and it seems to be working wonders for the team’s momentum. As noted by Ethan Lee from Wreck ‘Em Red, “If something is working, you keep doing it until it won’t work anymore.”

Indeed, Texas Tech hasn’t lost a game in the WCWS yet, and Mahomes’ consistent support appears to be a good luck charm.

Beyond his tweets, Mahomes’ involvement with Texas Tech athletics has been substantial. He has been instrumental in recruiting standout pitcher NiJaree Canady, who transferred from Stanford and has been a dominant force in the tournament.

Canady leads Division I softball in several statistical categories and has won 11 straight appearances. Her performance has been pivotal in Texas Tech’s historic run.

With this victory, Texas Tech advances to face the University of Texas in the championship series, marking the first intrastate final at this stage since 2003. The matchup is highly anticipated, as both teams have shown exceptional skill and determination throughout the tournament.

For Mahomes, this is more than just a celebration of a win; it’s a testament to his enduring connection with his alma mater and his unwavering support for their success.