By Reily Chestnut Sports Director PISCATAWAY, NJ - It was supposed to be the start. The first step toward a bright new future on the field for Texas State football. The first glance of a team that was talked about as the first to bring a glorious light to San Marcos. This week was set up to go and get the program’s first ever victory over a Power Five school. […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter The competition at spring training camp, summer training camp, and all those moments in between has been palpable. Although the weather in San Marcos remains upward of 100 degrees on the Monday before the Texas State Bobcats take on the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, the competitive atmosphere in the football complex had a weather system to call its own. At the same time, competition was breeding […]
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director This week’s Bobcat Radio put the “fun” back in fundraising. After the Wednesday crew got down to business and talked about the pains of fundraising for athletics compared to other programs here at Texas State and last night’s baseball game in College Station, we welcomed Assistant Athletic Director of Development Tom Meade to the show. Mr. Meade discussed the joys of migrating from the […]
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director It’s another demoralizing day for Texas State Men’s Basketball. Why you ask? Because the Bobcats lost in the friendly confines of Strahan Coliseum to Georgia State 77-50. This is the largest margin of defeat for the 'cats this season. But let’s read on about how it came to be. The night started off like a shootout in the making as the Panthers and Bobcats […]
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 […]
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. Whether it is a drill or the real deal I am the first person out. Gone. I have plenty of fears (which if you don’t, you are probably a psychopath). […]
By Reed Graff Sports Reporter December 20th, 2017 marks the first time college football held its new Early Signing day for college football recruiting. While this new signing day was not well received by all, the period is beneficial for teams such as Texas State that have struggled and are looking to rebuild as it gives them a bit of a head start in recruiting. The Bobcats took full advantage […]
By Andrew Zimmel Host and Larry Bird Watcher The semester was one for the books. The San Marcos Rattlers showed us that they are here to stay with Head Coach Mark Soto calling into the show almost every week to talk about the progression of the team and his Dallas Cowboy struggles. The Texas State Football team looked like a program that is going to be breaking our hearts for […]
By Adam Byerly Sports Reporter In what would be their final show of the semester, Parker Rhea, Alex Gibbs, and Reed Graff finished strong. The crew kicks it off talking Texas State Volleyball and their performance against Rice. They then welcome volleyball player extraordinaire and Texas State sophomore Micah Dinwiddie for a fun conversation. They talk about her amazing defensive season, how great the atmosphere at home is for the […]
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