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Well we can’t say Jeff Traylor didn’t warn us. USF had a tremendous talent advantage over UTSA, especially in the trenches. While the Roadrunners were physically outmatched, the execution from the team was also very poor, with extremely limited bright […]
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The Roadrunners ain’t dead yet. Jeff Traylor secured one of his best wins throughout his time in San Antonio as UTSA shocked the nation with a 48-26 home upset over the Tulane Green Wave. Check out our film breakdown as
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Losing 55-17 to one of your most hated rivals is always a back-breaker, but the way UTSA lost this game is particularly egregious. The Mean Green physically dominated a UTSA team that played with zero fire in their belly, and
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The Roadrunners preserved and trusted in themselves and their coaches, culminating in a record-breaking blowout against the Rice Owls. UTSA’s impressive showing brought them to a .500 record on the year as they leaned on their depth and physicality to
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Another loss for UTSA where Jeff Traylor was out-coached against a program with less talent, but more effort and hustle. The Roadrunners looked pretty great in the first half, then collapsed in the second half as they got out-worked. Owen
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With the lowest point total in a win under Jeff Traylor, UTSA’s offense did literally just enough to win. While the defense hung tough against a bad CSU offense, Owen McCown looked like he was seeing ghosts all night. Let’s
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FCS games are supposed to be boring blowouts. UTSA’s 48-20 win over UIW certainly was just that, so mission accomplished. The Roadrunners kept it vanilla, stayed out of their own way for the most part, and got the back of
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What a highly frustrating loss that was for UTSA. Sure, it’s always aggravating to lose to a rival, but to lose due to mental mistakes like UTSA did will really make your blood boil. The Roadrunners were strong on a
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Starting the season off on the road against a ranked P4 opponent is always a challenge, but UTSA was up for it on Saturday. While UTSA has hung close with in-state power programs previously, this game felt a little different.
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At nearly full strength in a low-stakes bowl game between two 6-6 programs, UTSA tore into Coastal Carolina on the surf turf as they dominated the Chanticleer in every phase of the game. The Roadrunners won the battle of physicality
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