UTSA Football
2026 Position Previews: Linebackers
While UTSA lost a lot of their production at the linebacker positions, the Roadrunners’ combination of returning talent and incoming transfers give the unit potential for overall improvement. Shad Banks’ graduation will be a huge loss, but increased athleticism at the edge could turn the pass rush around. Not a ...
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2026 Position Previews: Defensive Back
As optimistic as you can be about the cornerback room, it’s easy to feel the exact opposite when evaluating the safeties. Much of that uncertainty stems from the number of unknowns surrounding the position. The safety group has the potential to emerge as one of the defense’s bright spots, but ...
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Episode 299: Previewing UTSA’s rebuilt defensive line
This episode previews UTSA’s defensive line heading into the 2026 season and looks at the biggest early camp takeaways from the unit. Jared and Adrian also discuss who might be flying under the radar, which transfers are poised to make an immediate impact, and how a new defensive line coach ...
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2026 Position Previews: WR/TE
Adrian and Jared break down UTSA’s 2026 wide receiver and tight end rooms heading into the kickoff of a new season. The wide receivers look deep, veteran-heavy, and potentially explosive in Rick Bowie’s new air raid offense, while tight end is the bigger mystery with a lot of new faces ...
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Episode 298: UTSA 2026 Schedule Preview
With the Roadrunners kicking off fall camp this week it’s time for us to dive into this season’s schedule. A relatively favorable schedule will give UTSA a chance to take an early lead in the conference championship run, but they’ll first need to handle business against Texas State. We breakdown ...
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2026 Position Previews: Running Back
The UTSA running back room enters the 2026 season as one of the team’s greatest strengths. Led by Will Henderson, who has a strong case as the top running back in the AAC, this group has the talent to carry the offense through the early portion of the schedule. With ...
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