Podcasts
Around the Bird Bath: Emergency Pod
Breaking Not-So-Good News! UTSA Baseball is in the midst of a mass exodus through the transfer portal over the last month, following a lackluster finish in the AAC Tournament to finish their 2024 season. The list is up to 14 names in the portal as of the time of this ...
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UTSA Season Preview Podcast with The Roost
Our summer circuit of podcast guest appearances roars on as Jared joined Matthew and Carter of The Roost to preview the 2024 Roadrunners. If you’re not already following our Republic of Football brothers in arms at The Roost, be sure to give them a follow to keep up with the ...
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Deep Dive into the 2024 UTSA Roadrunners
Jared made a pre-season appearance on the platform mothership podcast to do a deep, deep roster breakdown of the 2024 UTSA Roadrunners with Mike Craven. Tune in to this episode of the Republic of Football to scratch that irritating offseason football itch I know we’re all feeling right now. This ...
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🔐UTSA adds five summer transfers to their 2024 recruiting class
Jeff Traylor and his staff bolstered their roster depth with five recent transfer commits from the Division I level, with all having P5 experiences. Which of these guys will be instant contributors? Who has the highest ceiling? Jared breaks down each transfer in a solo bonus pod. Listen on Patreon... ...
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Around the Bird Bath: AAC Tournament Preview 2024
The Roadrunners are set for their first ever American Athletic Conference tournament as UTSA wrapped up the regular season as the #2 seed. This gives the team a favorable draw as they look to win the conference in the hopes of securing a bid to an NCAA regional. Editor’s Note: ...
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Around the Bird Bath: Episode 26 – The 2024 regular season winds down
With a short week for the Birds on the schedule this week we decided to go with a combined episode for you guys as Dan and CJ recap a UTSA run-rule victory over cross-town rival UIW, while Dan wraps up the episode with a look at the FAU Owls and ...
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