UTSA Football Film Breakdowns

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🔐 Film Breakdown: Charlotte 2025

This game was the definition of playing with your food. UTSA was visually vastly superior to the Charlotte 49ers, but the Roadrunners kept slipping up with poor execution and turnovers to keep Charlotte in the game for an uncomfortably long period. UTSA may still not have a killer instinct on ...
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🔐 Film Breakdown: USF 2025

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 spots to point towards. https://youtu.be/n1gOV89Zw4E USF took an immediate lead ...
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🔐 Film Breakdown: Tulane 2025

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 we measure the plays that helped UTSA pull off such ...
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🔐 Film Breakdown: UNT 2025

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 failed to match the energy of an opponent who showed ...
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🔐 Film Breakdown: Rice 2025

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 get an edge over Rice. Here are a few plays ...
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🔐 Film Breakdown: Temple 2025

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 McCown continued to regress as a quarterback despite some promising ...
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