By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director The great ones find a way to move on and regroup after a tough loss. Hopefully Texas State can do that after losing to UT-Arlington 70-68. This pill is a bitter one to swallow … Continue reading TXST Fall in Overtime to UTA
By Parker Rhea Sports Director The Texas State Men’s Basketball team was defeated by Sun Belt Conference (SBC) opponent the Appalachian State Mountaineers 59-56 tonight at Strahan Coliseum. This isn’t the first time the Bobcats and Mountaineers have faced off, … Continue reading Mountaineers Take the Bobcats
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director Texas State spent a majority of the night putting up shots that walked the plank, losing the game 56-54 to Coastal Carolina and leaving fans worried about their offensive slump going forward. It was … Continue reading Texas State Men’s Basketball Loses to Coastal Carolina
By Andrew Zimmel Assistant Sports Director Coach Z in the History Books Only a handful of Texas State coaches have been able to reach the peak that Coach Zenarae Antonie has this season. Only three other women’s basketball coaches have … Continue reading A Look into Women’s Basketball
By Brenden Snow Sports Reporter Head Coach Danny Kaspar has always prided his teams on being hard-nosed and defensive oriented. That philosophy has lead Texas State to the number one scoring defense in the Sun-Belt Conference (SBC), but has prevented … Continue reading Men’s Basketball Falls To Georgia State
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director Team success, like a five star meal, leaves you more satisfied the more you taste it. So it only makes sense for Texas State to want more after their blowout win over Georgia Southern … Continue reading TXST Sweeps Through Georgia State
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director Texas State basketball got over the tough loss to Louisiana last week and pulled off a gritty 62-61 win over Georgia Southern, escaping by the hairs on junior guard Tre’Larenz Nottingham’s chin after he … Continue reading Texas State Survives Georgia Southern
By Andrew Zimmel First Time Assistant Sports Director and Long Time Listener Sun Belt Conference play is halfway over for Men’s Basketball, and through the first half a lot has happened. Buckle up and get ready for an emotional roller … Continue reading Halfway Through: A Quick Look at Sun Belt Conference
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director In another all-too-familiar style, Texas State Women’s basketball threw down the gauntlet back home with an 86-52 win over the University of Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks (ULM). From the start the Bobcats were off to the … Continue reading Texas State Women’s Basketball Bullies UL-Monroe
By Brenden Snow Sports Reporter Riding a three game win streak, the Texas State women’s basketball team ran into a brick wall in Sun-Belt juggernaut, Little Rock. The Bobcats scored the fewest points against the Trojans they have all season … Continue reading Texas State Scores Season Low, Loses at Little Rock
By Reed Graff Sports Reporter The 10-7 Bobcats traveled to Jonesboro, Arkansas to take on the 6-11 Arkansas State Red Wolves on Thursday night. The Bobcats came into the game looking to extend their three game winning streak against the … Continue reading Bobcats Beat the Red Wolves
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director Oh, how sweet it is! Texas State starts their two-game trip in Arkansas with a 67-55 dub over Sun Belt conference lightweight Arkansas State. But from the way this game started, who would have … Continue reading TXST WBB Triumphs in Jonesboro
By Andrew Zimmel Assistant Director to the Common Man If you are new to Texas State, have a seat and listen closely. Forget what you know about Women’s Basketball. Every joke, every “it’s not as exciting as the men’s game,” … Continue reading The Revolution of Toshua Leavitt
By Andrew Zimmel Sports Reporter Pessimist and Worry-Wart I am usually the first person to leave during a fire alarm. There is nothing wrong with me, I just run faster than the rest of the people out of the building. … Continue reading Why We Should Be Worried(ish)
By Parker Rhea Sports Director Bobcats move a game over 500 for the first time this season after knocking off the Texas A&M Islanders with a score of 66 to 53. The Cats played their best game of season so … Continue reading Texas State Destroys Their Old Southland Rivals
By Parker Rhea Sports Director Texas State falls to a much improved Houston team by a score of 72 to 67. The Cougars star player Jasmyne Harris had a double double scoring 32 points and grabbing 11 rebounds. The leading … Continue reading Cougars Prey on the Bobcats
By Reily Chestnut KTSW Reporter The Bobcats pulled off an impressive win over Idaho by virtue of a 64-55 win to earn a spot in the College Insider Tournament quarterfinals at Strahan Coliseum. While the final score read as 64 … Continue reading Texas State Moves To CIT Quarterfinals After Defeating Idaho Vandals
By Kyle Spencer Sports Director The Bobcats are headed to the second round of the College Insider Tournament after a 70-60 win over Lamar at Strahan Coliseum. Nerves seemed to play a factor in the early minutes of this matchup. … Continue reading Texas State Outlasts Lamar and Advances in the CIT
By Kyle Spencer Sports Director The Bobcats lost a heartbreaker in overtime to Eastern Washington in the first round of the WBI. Junior point guard Toshua Leavitt was battling an illness during the game and was held scoreless throughout. Going 0-6 … Continue reading Battle-Worn Bobcats Fall in OT in the First Round of the WBI
By Andrew Zimmel Sports Reporter The Texas State Bobcats were able to finish Sun Belt Conference play with a 11-7 record and a top four seed in SBC tournament; but to add some frosting to the cake, Senior Kavin Gilder-Tilbury … Continue reading Bobcats Walk Away with Awards
