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1. Chase Cunningham (QB) – Starting quarterback Asher O’Hara gets all the spotlight and rightfully so given his raw talent, but Cunningham could very well get considerable snaps against UTSA. He played in five games last year, and has attempted […]
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Jared and Adrian preview the entire conference as the Roadrunners get ready to kick off C-USA action against Middle Tennessee this week Listen on Patreon… To view this content, you must be a member of Alamodome’s Patreon at
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A 2-0 start to the season has UTSA receiving votes in the AP Top 25 for the first time in program history. We recap UTSA’s sloppy win over SFA and point out a few causes for concern and celebration. With
Episode 130: UTSA 2-0 (Receiving Votes) Read More »
Here are some of our favorite shots from last week’s game courtesy of our photographer Eric Guajardo
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– Before the game I noted that the battled between Ahofitu Maka and SFA’s defensive tackle Carl Williams would be the best matchup of the day. Unfortunately Williams won that battle pretty consistently. Maka did a poor job of keeping
UTSA has a week to step back and gather their breath after a high-octane shoot out against the now-heartbroken Bobcats. The Roadrunners played at a pace never seen before in the program, and it certainly took a lot out of
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We welcome Cory Hogue of LoneStarSportsDaily.com to talk about the recent history of the SFA program, Colby Carthel’s path to Nacogdoches, and what the SFA team will look like this year. Cory asks us a few questions about how we
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Woah, that was wild. We recap Coach Traylor’s first game of his career as a collegiate head coach – an earth-shattering double overtime victory over Texas State. We also preview coach’s alma mater SFA as they travel to San Antonio
Episode 129: The I-35 RivaWWWWry Read More »
– UTSA played a ton of guys. I didn’t notice on my first watch how many guys were getting rotated in along the offensive and defensive line. Given that UTSA was still really solid in the trenches, this is a
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We’ve since recovered from what felt like flatlining, but the transgressions of yesterday’s matchup still feel surreal. If college football didn’t know which highway traversed Central Texas, they certainly do now. In front of a national audience this rivalry delivered
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