UTSA Football
Episode 226: UTSA enters AAC play as a two touchdown favorite?
We all needed a chance to recover from the frustrations of UTSA’s 2023 season with a bye week last week. It gave us a great opportunity to scout out the AAC competition on TV (2:10) before we analyze some interesting depth chart updates for the Roadrunners (30:34) and discuss some ...
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Why UTSA Football’s response to adversity will determine their long-term success
Ed. Note: This guest article was written by long-time podcast listener Mongo Watson. The views and opinions of this guest post are that of the guest author’s and do not necessarily reflect those of the Alamo Audible staff. If you have an opinion or story you’d like to share with ...
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Patreon Summit September 27, 2023
Wow, what an explosive Patreon Summit last night! It might have been our best one yet. Thank you to everyone who showed up and shared some great questions and some strong takes. It was a blast chatting with you all and we're really looking forward to the next one. If ...
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Episode 225: UTSA looks to reset their season during an early bye week
The UTSA Roadrunners came out looking as flat as a pancake in Knoxville, but a 1-3 record isn’t what has us concerned about this program. It’s the lack of care, preparation, and intensity on both sides of the ball that has us thinking that even an early bye week may ...
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Film Breakdown: Tennessee 2023
On one hand, I know that UTSA's out of conference slate didn't really matter as soon as the final whistle blew in the loss to Houston. On the other hand, I worry that the multitude of distressing trends we've seen from this team in 2023 is too overwhelming to be ...
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Episode 224: Rocky Top Roadrunners
UTSA’s early season shakiness hit a strange tipping point last Friday as the Roadrunners got man-handled by the Army Black Knights on ESPN. Now UTSA will travel to Tennessee to face a team looking to bounce back from an unexpected loss of their own. 1:10 – Friday night games aren’t ...
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