UTSA Football
UTSA Fan Survey 2022
One of my favorite pieces of annual offseason content is the Group of Five fan survey that Chris Vannini of The Athletic curates and publishes each year. It gives a fascinating insight into how college football fans view each G5 league, as well as measures changes in perception year-over-year. I ...
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Remembering the Original 18
Jared expands on his Class of 2010 Recruiting Recap while him and Adrian think back on some members of the Original 18. Which players did we get it wrong on? Coach Traylor also throws some raw meat at a rabid fan base with some incredibly entertaining quotes from the Texas ...
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Guest Appearance: UTSA season preview with At the Roost
This week I joined my buddies Matthew and Carter from At the Roost for another guest appearance on their podcast, which is always a treat for me. While our primary topic of discussion is the season outlook for UTSA, we also talk quite a bit about the changes around Conference ...
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Episode 182: Interview with Draw the Line author Dr. Hunter Taylor
Last week we published a book review for Draw the Line: Jeff Traylor, the Gilmer Buckeyes, and a Season Deep in the Heart of East Texas. We’re now joined by the book’s author Dr. Hunter Taylor to talk about the shared rituals of high school football Fridays in small towns, ...
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UTSA 2010 Recruiting Class Recap
If you've been reading my work for a while then you'll know I have a bit of an obsession with looking back on old recruiting classes. College football diehards spend hours each week fixating over which top recruits are visiting which campuses, flipping their commitments, and signing their National Letters ...
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Book Review: Draw the Line – Jeff Traylor, the Gilmer Buckeyes, and a Season Deep in the Heart of East Texas
Each summer as the UTSA sports calendar dries up, I always challenge myself to read a book or two that will make me better at covering UTSA football. Often these books focus on historical analysis of college football or schematic strategy, but sometimes I’m blessed with a read that gives ...
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