By Joshua OrozcoAssistant Sports Director Texas State Athletics announced Steven Trout as the new head baseball coach for the Bobcats on Monday. Trout served as the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator for Texas State baseball since the 2018 season. This is Trout’s second stint under the Bobcat coaching umbrella after returning to the staff as hitting coach in 2016. Trout looks to instill the culture former coach Ty Harrington […]
By Joshua OrozcoAssistant Sports Director Texas State baseball head coach Ty Harrington announced his retirement after 20 seasons on Thursday. Harrington ends his coaching career as the winning-est coach in Texas State school history. Harrington began his coaching tenure at Texas State in 2000, earning a career record of 657-516-2. Harrington lead the Bobcats to a pair of Southland tournament championships and four regular season titles, including the Sun Belt […]
By Cristian Delgado Sport Reporter It was a beautiful, sunny day for some I-35 softball rivalry as the Texas State Bobcats faced off against the UTSA Roadrunners in San Antonio. The Bobcats looked to bounce back in this one after a split series with Appalachian State. The ‘Cats started slow but came back against the Roadrunners in a spectacular seventh inning with a final score of 8-6. Sophomore infielder Tara […]
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 Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter There are rivalry games and then there are rivalry games that impact legacy. Intrigue in rivalries can often be built around muddied hyperbole – Saturday’s gridiron showdown between the Texas State Bobcats and University of Texas San Antonio Roadrunners could not carry more implications and less hyperbole. The ramifications of a loss, even a close loss, are ridden in despondence for Texas State, searching for […]
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 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 Assistant Sports Director Texas State basketball got over the tough loss to Louisiana last week and pulled off a gritty 62-61 win over Georgia Southern, escaping by the hairs on junior guard Tre’Larenz Nottingham’s chin after he nailed the go-ahead free throw with 3.7 left, capping his night with 12 points. Where do I begin? Each win for the Bobcats is more heart stopping than the last […]
By Andrew Zimmel First Time Assistant Sports Director and Long Time Listener Sun Belt Conference play is halfway over for Men's Basketball, and through the first half a lot has happened. Buckle up and get ready for an emotional roller coaster that includes early season injuries, records being shattered and a (potential) happy ending. Down Goes Davis If you are just catching up with Men’s Basketball this season, this is […]
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