By Geno Perez Sports Reporter The Bobcats started off the tournament a little shaky, allowing three home runs in the first three innings of the game. The next two innings the Bluejays scored two more runs on singles. In the sixth inning the Bobcats fought back by scoring on a sacrifice fly to center field and a single to right field. After allowing another run in the sixth inning, the […]
By Reily Chestnut Sports Director 2018 saw plenty of highs and lows for Texas State women’s basketball, but it looks like the Bobcats managed to end the year with a 89-25 win over the D-II Texas A&M International. This win helps us transition from the holly jolly ride of non-conference play into Sun Belt action next year. Victory was expected to be in the Bobcats' grasp much like their male […]
By Reily Chestnut Sports Director Another tough afternoon befell the Bobcats as they kicked off the Tulane Classic in New Orleans, Louisiana. After faltering defensively Monday at Mizzou, the team fell 89-62 against St. Mary’s after the Gaels shot 14-of-28 from outside. The Gaels were already a tough out that Head Coach Zenarae Antoine knew her Bobcats had to play balanced in order to keep St. Mary’s from sweeping the […]
By Reily Chestnut Sports Director They say in order to lead a good life one must be able to maintain control both in what you can influence and how you react to opposition. Well, the Bobcats learned just how devastating turn overs can be when playing a top-25 program. The girls fell 69-50 in Columbus, Missouri to the Mizzou Tigers after giving away the ball 17 times. It was the […]
By Alex Gibbs Assistant Sports Director In a game that many thought would be a landslide, the Bobcats proved to be much closer than imagined as they held Troy to a season low in points and total yards. Unfortunately, an honorable performance on defense still was not enough as the Bobcats fell in their final road game of the season 12-7. Perhaps, the biggest headline of the game was freshman […]
By Reily Chestnut Sports Director On the next edition of Texas State-centered athletic department discussion we take a few notes from a sports writing celebrity. Austin-American Statesman Sports Columnist Kirk Bohls is the latest outside expert to join the discussion about the Bobcats’ athletic administration. Just how concerned is Bohls (a former professor at SWT back in the day)? What would he ask if he could cover the situation himself? […]
By Reily Chestnut Sports Director In the hardened world of Texas State fandom, you can find some pretty scrappy characters. I had the great fortune of interacting with another sports writing expert employed up in Austin. But Jeff Howe is more than just a content creator focused on the Texas Longhorns. He’s a former Bobcat who has some frustration to express. Howe, much like other alumni, is baffled by the […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter Saturday’s 35-7 loss at the hands of the Rutgers Scarlet Knights was the opposite effect of what training camp should have carried into the season opener. The aura of Piscataway, New Jersey was not brilliant for either team – Rutgers quarterback Artur Sitkowski throwing three interceptions with the team stumbling on first game execution; Texas State quarterback Willie Jones III completing only seven of 20 […]
By Reily Chestnut Sports Director ktswsports@txstate.edu Twitter: @KTSWSports/@reily_cole I personally had a rough weekend from a fan perspective. College football starting in Austin and San Marcos had me jazzed for football season and the hope of better times. Sadly, San Marcos High School, UT and Texas State football all took Ls this weekend. Who better to catch me while I fall than Bobcat volleyball? The Bobcats came back nicely from […]
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