By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director Looks like the ‘Cats been put back in the bag. Texas State has now dropped five straight after losing their fourth straight conference game, this time by score of 6-3 to Little Rock. The game started pretty nicely for starter Connor Reich, who got called to start off the second straight series as sophomore Nicholas Fraze continues to deal with an injury. For the […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter It was the middle of March and all was trending in favor of the Bobcats in the beginning of their Sun Belt series. Through the latter half of March, however, the Bobcats have gone 4-5 marching through mud, now standing at an overall record 14-9-1 and have a dangerous precipice of dropping into the obscurity of Sun Belt mediocrity. Correcting the slide begins by chipping […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter The interior battle of schools only separated by several miles of I-35 was a highly anticipated match for good reason. Both the University of Texas and Texas State have baseball teams with very similar statistical output and projection in their appropriate conferences. Thus, to win these kind of games, the batting lineup and pitching must equally create leverage plays by putting runners in advantageous stacks […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter The weekend series featured a double header against a team of power hitters – a Coastal Carolina Chanticleers team looking for ownership in the opening Sun Belt Series. The tension heading into the series could have resulted in tightly wound play creating sloppy mistakes. The resulting series, however, was a mix of tension, relaxation and then a game hinting at the underlying efficiency play the […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Staff The Texas State Bobcats, coming off a reverberating 7-1 beat down of rival UTSA on Wednesday evening, traversed to the Texas A&M Invite to test their endurance. Taking on well-rounded teams in singular games is challenge enough, but battling Louisiana Tech, Texas A&M and Utah in double headers would be as much about mental endurance as anything. The following games would be testing finishing touch, […]
By Emily Martin News Reporter Student Body President Connor Clegg was found not guilty of the impeachment charges held against him last night, so he will continue to serve as president until president-elect Brooklyn Boering is sworn into office. The Student Government Supreme Court listened to both the complainants and the accused side of the story before deliberating and coming to the decision. The complainants argued that Clegg violated the […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter Success can be hypnotic, a process of repetition. Success can also be wildly emotional, buried in tentative luck and ‘fun’ late-game wins. Success can also be both – hypnotically established by process and athletes who simply love what they are doing. The Texas State softball team are currently embellishing this latter pattern after a series of wild double-headers against a variety of opponents. No matter who […]
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director “Light the star on Jackson Hall!”--Bill Culhane Texas State apparently didn’t have time for a nostalgia trip. The Bobcats’ offense shook the foundations of Bobcat Ballpark by sucker punching McNeese State 12-1 to start the second series of 2018 on a high note. It certainly helps get that Tuesday night loss to Wayne Graham’s Rice Owls out of my head. Now let’s see how […]
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