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13th Year Curse? UTSA’s Tumultuous 2024 Season
Number 13. When I say number 13, what is the first thing that you think of? Is it a Halloween classic flick named Friday the 13th? Perhaps it’s the fun fact that most hotels do not have a 13th floor. Maybe you immediately think unlucky when you hear 13, most ...
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Episode 261: Reckoning with a historic collapse in Tulsa
It’s really hard to blow a 42-17 lead with just 20 minutes left in a game, but the Roadrunners found a way to blow it. The explanation for the shocking letdown is simple — UTSA fell victim to the same exact same issues that they haven’t been able to address ...
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🔐Film Breakdown: Tulsa 2024
Given that UTSA's historic 45-46 loss to Tulsa included over 200 plays from scrimmage, and I'm short on time this Sunday (attending my first NFL game), I'm going to take a slightly different approach to this film breakdown by just focusing on the plays that contributed to UTSA blowing a ...
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🔐Instant Reaction: Tulsa 2024
UTSA’s loss to Tulsa is the most egregious example of a catastrophic meltdown in Roadrunners Football history. After leading 45-17 halfway through third quarter, an unimaginable implosion allowed Tulsa to defy mathematical odds and comeback. In a tale of two halves, we saw the best Roadrunners of the season and ...
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🔐The vibes are quite bad in Tulsa ft. The Golden Hurricast
We finally got a chance to collab with one of our favorite AAC podcasts as the Roadrunners prepare to face the Golden Hurricane this Saturday. We chatted with Matt and Ryan about the Kevin Wilson hire at Tulsa, the team's offensive struggles, and some pre-game tips for any traveling Roadrunners. ...
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Episode 260: The Roadrunners look to turn a youth movement into a winning streak
Injuries forced UTSA to play the young guns against FAU, and the underclassmen showed up in a big way. UTSA played their cleanest and most complete game of the season, but is is a sustainable improvement for the struggling team? Taking care of business on a road trip to Tulsa ...
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