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As if the depth for Texas Tech's offensive line was not already thin enough, yet another offensive lineman will be leaving the program. Luke Heitshusen, a sophomore from Allen, Texas, announced on his Instagram Wednesday night that he will be leaving the team.
Here is the post he published on Wednesday night:
Heitshusen is currently a history major at Texas Tech and joined the Red Raiders as a preferred walk-on. He saw his first action with the team in 2015 during the October 10th game against the Iowa State Cyclones.
He attended Allen High School and by his senior year, was a leader on the offensive line. That year, his school went undefeated, won a state championship, and finished as the second-ranked high school team in the country.
Heitshusen is now the fourth Tech offensive lineman to leave the program joining Justin Murphy, Conner Dyer, and Cody Wheeler. Thank you Luke for your commitment to this football team these past two years. I and others here at VTM wish you the best of luck going forward!