By Thomas Mejia Sports Reporter In a game that went through 16 pitching changes, Texas State held the short end of the stick at the end of the night by losing to Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 12-5. The loss places the Bobcat’s … Continue reading Bobcats’ Loss to Islanders Erases Three-Game Winning Streak
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 … Continue reading Bobcats Go 3-1 in Lake Area Classic
By Deshaun HartleySports Reporter On a beautiful sunny day, the Bobcats came out to play against the previously ranked #24 team, the Missouri State Bears. The Bears have a prestigious baseball program that includes accolades such as having 41 All-Americans, … Continue reading Bobcats Leave Missouri State Bears Hibernating
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director What could’ve been a tough night for any mid-major school taking on a top-15 program turned out to show just how tough a mid-major program can be. While the final score reads 7-5 Texas … Continue reading Bobcats Struck Down by Texas A&M after Tough Battle
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 … Continue reading Bobcat Baseball Lose 1-6 as Longhorns Thunder On
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter Heading to the coast this weekend to play the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers was destined to be a dubious process of outscoring one another; and as destined, the fireworks were in full display. Only the Chanticleers … Continue reading East Coast Wind Sweeps Away Bobcat Baseball
By Reed Graff Sports Reporter The Friday usuals Reed Graff and Parker Rhea were joined by the Monday show’s host Andrew Zimmel for a jam-packed Bobcat Radio. The guys are joined by Texas State alum and former Bobcat basketball player … Continue reading Cordell Patrick Returns in a Jam-Packed Bobcat Radio
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director and Host Wednesday’s crew returns from spring break to dive into Texas State Baseball’s loss to UTSA last night. Associate Head Coach Steven Trout calls in to talk about the team’s great start to … Continue reading Bobcat Radio Returns from Spring Break to Break it Down
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter The Bobcats baseball team had the duty of continuing to climb the Sun Belt mountain this weekend. Playing the Appalachian State Mountaineers was about the endurance and finding identity at the play; getting the job … Continue reading A Mountain of Success in Weekend Sweep for Bobcat Baseball
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter Early season victories and calculations will deliver season-long expectations. After going 2-0-1 against UC Santa Barbara, then beating rival UTSA 5-2 on Tuesday night, the Texas State Bobcats evidenced they can win games they should. … Continue reading Bobcat Baseball Heads Into Sun Belt Play
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 … Continue reading Texas State Crushes Old Southland Rival in Weekend Opener
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 … Continue reading Opportunity to Improve on the Diamond over McNeese State
By Alexander Haynes Sports Journalist Part One of a Two Part Series There is an old adage in the relatively young department of baseball analytics: success boils down to a balancing act until a team can score more runs than … Continue reading Pitching a Preview of the 2018 Bobcats Baseball Success
By Parker Rhea Sports Director Another crazy edition of Friday Bobcat Radio starts with a look at two completely different teams. The women’s basketball team can just straight up make buckets, and the men’s team can not. The guys hype … Continue reading Friday Trio Questions Management and Gets Rowdy
By Reed Graff Sports Reporter It’s almost time to return to the diamond, folks! College baseball season is right around the corner, and the 2018 Texas State Baseball team hope to be an intriguing team to follow. The 2017 season … Continue reading Texas State Baseball 2018 Preview
By Parker Rhea Sports Director Parker Rhea, Reed Graff, and Brenden Snow are the voices for Friday’s Bobcat Radio this semester. The show starts by recapping the two big wins Texas State Basketball had Thursday. Snow breaks down the importance … Continue reading Friday Crew Redefines Sports Radio
By Reed Graff Sports Reporter Texas State Baseball finished the 2017 season in a great way, finishing the season in the Semi-Finals of the Sun-Belt Tournament. An overall record of 29-30, the team’s record isn’t a good indication of how … Continue reading 2017 Texas State Baseball Season in Review
By Reily Chestnut Sports Reporter With the need to pick up some confidence going into the Sun Belt tournament, Texas State struck up a huge win at home against the UT-Arlington Mavericks with the score at 7-6. Let’s set the … Continue reading Texas State Baseball Delivers Opening Jab
By Reily Chestnut Sports Reporter Texas State continues to roll through Cajun country with their woes as they fall short to Louisiana-Lafayette by a score of 4-3 in the Sunday series finale. For Texas State, it just continues the trend … Continue reading Texas State Gets Caged By Ragin’ Cajuns
By Reily Chestnut Sports Reporter Following an incredible 9th inning comeback on Saturday night to walk-off 10-9 against the Georgia State Panthers, the Bobcats couldn’t hold it together as they fell 11-8 to lose the series to the Panthers. In … Continue reading Texas State Baseball Stumbles in Series Finale vs. Georgia State
