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Episode 293: Still Undefeated ft. Jim Goodman and Brad Parrott
We follow up on our recent book review of “Still Undefeated: How UTSA Football Went from Forbidden to Significant” by having the co-authors of the book join the show to discuss their creative process and a few stories from the early days of UTSA Football. Brad Parrott served as a ...
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Guest Appearance: UTSA Football 2026 Preview with Dave Campbell’s Texas Football
Earlier this week I received my copy of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s magazine, the first tell-tale sign that the excitement of football season is around the corner. To help get college football fans in Texas ready for the 2026 season, I joined Mike and Carter on our podcast network parent ...
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ABB: UTSA Baseball 2026 Season Wrap Up with Jordy Fee-Platt
UTSA Baseball broadcast voice Jordy Fee-Platt makes his Around the Bird Bath debut to help us wrap up another highly successful season for the Roadrunners. While UTSA fell just short of repeat NCAA tournament appearances, the Roadrunners overcame a critical injury in the first inning of the season to clinch ...
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Checking In On the UTSA Baseball Record Book
For a second consecutive season, the Roadrunners’ Baseball team has gone through the lone portal offseason window with almost zero attrition of key contributors. I say “almost” because in talking with various individuals, some made a case that now former Roadrunner Kendall Dove could be considered a key contributor. While ...
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UTSA baseball’s top 5 players from 2026
SAN ANTONIO — For the second straight season, UTSA baseball emerged as American Conference regular-season champions. The Roadrunners’ 2026 title bid demanded pivotal performances from nearly every position on the diamond as UTSA navigated losses due to graduation and injury. The Roadrunners were all-hands-on-deck in 2026, but five players stood ...
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Revisiting the UTSA Football Feasibility Study 20 Years Later
Originally published in November 2006, it's hard to believe the original UTSA Football feasibility study is now two decades old. Before the Roadrunners could hire Larry Coker, take the field in the Alamodome, compete in a bowl game, or take home multiple conference championships, UTSA's administration had to seek external ...
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