By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter The Texas State Bobcats losing 42-27 to the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns on Saturday has put the program in the dangerous realm of losing the season – an essence of the Sun Belt taking steps forward while Texas State is still trying to find an identity. Sitting at 1-4, 0-2 in Sun Belt play, a loss to the Georgia Southern Eagles on Thursday Night would be […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter The Texas State Bobcats despondent 25-21 loss to the UTSA Road Runners on Saturday did not simply drop the team to 1-3 - their only win coming against the FCS Texas Southern Tigers - but ushered in a bevy of questions which could only be answered with more gridiron action; a paradox, considering the best resolution for the Bobcats might be time off the field. If […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter The first three games for Texas State Bobcat Football set up the perfect variation of challenges; three subsequent circumstances which a coach covets to test and develop his team. The fight against the Big Ten’s Rutgers Scarlet Knights in Piscataway, New Jersey was a 35-7 loss, but a loss which thrusted a young team into the lime light of power five competition. The home opener […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter There is an important distinction between winning ugly and winning in ugly situations. Despite a plethora of rain, lightning, potential lightning, and despondent, dark weather which forced the third quarter to last an hour, the Texas State Bobcats won their home opener against the Texas Southern Tigers 36-20. The bland sky did not keep the demeanor of the team down, rushing 52 times for 304 […]
By Garrett McGinley Blog Content Contributor Starting at college is an exciting personal milestone, and hopefully the beginning of the most memorable four years of one’s life. However, it can also be an overwhelming time of transition and personal growth. For many of you, this will be the first time you are away from home for an extended period. While the freedom this new lifestyle brings may be appealing for […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter Opening the season in Piscataway, New Jersey was a layered challenge of facing a Big Five Football crowd, welcoming Willie Jones III to the helm at quarterback, overcoming early penalties, and trying to usurp a Rutgers Scarlet Knights program seeking their own surge of urgency into a new era. The 35-7 loss was anything but a fresh take on a season brimming in otherwise optimistic […]
By Madison Tyson Assistant Multimedia Director This spring break, I was able to photograph the SXSW 2018 Music Festival for KTSW. While on Sixth St. in Austin. During SXSW Music, one sees all types of street performers. From rappers to jugglers, from piano players performance artists, and from a one-man-band to a solo singer with only their speaker to back them up. I had to walk up and down Sixth […]
By Allison Johnson Assistant Web Content Manager March 8th is International Women’s Day. This is a day to celebrate women’s achievements. Whether it’s political or social, I’m all for it. I feel like women are empowered more than ever right now. Decades and centuries ago, women fell victim or felt inferior for many reasons. Now, women’s voices are more influential than ever. To me, International Women’s day is about liberation. […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter The Texas State Bobcats baseball team is in functional recovery after a 1-3 start to the season that has been pedantically unstable. The weekend series against Oklahoma State, on the most positive aspect, might have been delineated to the struggles of a young season. However, after a 6-8 loss against Rice University on Tuesday evening, the Bobcats narrative and essence might be established in the […]
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