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The Roadrunners will enter bowl season with a new playcaller toting the play sheet. Justin Burke is off to Kentucky to join Will Stein, alongside WR coach Joe Price. We dissect the coaching shuffle, address the transfer portal movement in the program, and preview the FIU Panthers as UTSA seeks a First Responders Bowl victory to secure a winning record in 2025. 00:00 Coaching Changes and Staff Dynamics 26:30 Transfer Portal Updates and Implications 36:57 Previewing the First Responders Bowl 42:51 The Transformation of FIU Football 47:56 UTSA's Complacency and Bowl Excitement 51:08 Analyzing FIU's Defense 54:26 FIU's Offensive Strengths and Key Players 01:09:10 Game Predictions and Team Morale Video: https://youtu.be/baiw0JjUeqA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Picking out the must-see players at the 2025 UIL Texas high school football state championships! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

BuffStampede.com reporter Oliver Hayes gives his instant thoughts after Colorado's 88-64 win over UTSA.

In this episode of Politically Uncorrect, Jeff finally returns to the pod to catch everyone up on life as a full-fledged “corporate” man, leading to a full-blown “Day in the Life of Jeff” segment that sets the tone early.With Monday Night Football (Eagles vs. Chargers) playing in the background, the conversation unexpectedly turns to football. Michael is asked who his playoff team will be....given the fact the Chiefs may not be in the playoffs as well as why Shedeur Sanders wasn't on the field for a crucial two-point conversion.Eventually, the pod pivots back to the NBA, where things really heat up. Andres asks Jeff whether he'd be willing to trade Austin Reaves for Giannis Antetokounmpo — a question that explodes into what might be the most heated on-pod moment of the year.The episode winds down with Andres sharing a story about linking up with a UTSA legend,

1 Big Question for Every State Semifinal Boerne coach Brett Sawyer South Oak Cliff coach Jason Todd TXHSFB Hall of Famer Craig Way Mailbag Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are full speed ahead with American Conference Media Week on In The Circle, powered by SixFour3.First, we head to familiar territory in Tampa to take a look at the USF Bulls. You'll hear from Assistant Coach Lisa Navas about working under Ken Eriksen and the program's summer trip to Puerto Rico. We're also joined by two-time Defensive Player of the Year, senior Kathy Garcia-Soto, who discusses playing in her homeland of Puerto Rico over the summer and winning the conference crown last season.Afterward, we travel to the Lone Star State to examine UTSA in Year 2 under Head Coach Vann Stuedeman. Coach Stuedeman and Katiya Reyes break down the Roadrunners' outlook for 2026, including the addition of Mac Morgan to the staff. Kat also shares why she may be following in Coach Stuedeman's footsteps very soon.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Christian, Charles, and Michael recap Alabama's big wins over Clemson and UTSA and preview the top 15 matchup between Alabama and Arizona.

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Top 10 TXHSFB Games of the Week C.E. King coach Cory Laxen Predictions for all 44 UIL playoff games TXHSFB Hall of Famer Craig Way Mailbag Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Black Knight Nation crew recaps Army's bowl-clinching win over UTSA.

The Army Black Knights continue to be impervious to the magic of the Alamodome, as they knocked off the Roadrunners 27-24 in San Antonio to end UTSA's regular season with a loss. We break down what went wrong for the Roadrunners, before pivoting into some reflection on the Roadrunners' 2025 season and what changes could be in store for 2026. Note that this episode was recorded before news broke of Justin Burke's departure to Kentucky to join Will Stein. Chapters 00:00 Reflecting on UTSA's Home Loss Streak 06:05 Momentum Shifts in the Game 10:55 Army's Physicality and Coaching Influence 13:07 UTSA's Execution vs. Army's Aggression 14:55 The Turning Point: The Pick Six 18:59 Small Mistakes Leading to Big Consequences 23:24 Highlighting Standout Players 27:24 Reflections on the Season's Performance 30:24 Missed Opportunities and Frustrations 43:59 Expectations for Offseason Changes 53:58 Evaluating Recruitment and Coaching Changes 58:55 Franchise Tagging Players for the Future Video: https://youtu.be/7rDC53LekNk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Army Black Knights continue to be impervious to the magic of the Alamodome, as they knocked off the Roadrunners 27-24 in San Antonio to end UTSA's regular season with a loss. We break down what went wrong for the Roadrunners, before pivoting into some reflection on the Roadrunners' 2025 season and what changes could be in store for 2026. Note that this episode was recorded before news broke of Justin Burke's departure to Kentucky to join Will Stein. Chapters 00:00 Reflecting on UTSA's Home Loss Streak 06:05 Momentum Shifts in the Game 10:55 Army's Physicality and Coaching Influence 13:07 UTSA's Execution vs. Army's Aggression 14:55 The Turning Point: The Pick Six 18:59 Small Mistakes Leading to Big Consequences 23:24 Highlighting Standout Players 27:24 Reflections on the Season's Performance 30:24 Missed Opportunities and Frustrations 43:59 Expectations for Offseason Changes 53:58 Evaluating Recruitment and Coaching Changes 58:55 Franchise Tagging Players for the Future Video: https://youtu.be/7rDC53LekNk

Just can't seem to figure out Army, can we? Well, we are back to discuss:(1:05) the Army game loss, (2712:) talk about the various coaching movements within the American Conference, (34:50) discuss former UTSA coordinators becoming head coaches,(37:50) the potential opening at the UTSA OC position,(38:55) and finish up with the UTSA basketball teams.

Army got a big win in San Antonio to close the season bowl-eligible and head into Army-navy with some real momentum. This week, we talk about the big win over UTSA, hand out our Weekly Awards, and speculate on then let Omar speculate at length about bowl destinations. We then preview the American Conference Championship Game and talk through some of the coaching chaos hitting the conference. We close with a little Fact or Fiction and a quick dip into the Mailbag. It's BEAT NAVY Season, people. Go Army! BEAT Navy!!!

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After growing up in Austin, TX, Dan found a home at UT San Antonio following encouragement from his parents, who wanted him to experience college life and new opportunities. Still unsure of what direction he wanted to take professionally, he leaned into his naturally outgoing personality, getting involved on campus and discovering a talent for connecting with people. That openness eventually led to an unexpected radio audition that would change the trajectory of his life.With no formal broadcast background, Dan nonetheless made a memorable impression on Bobby Bones, standing out for his raw energy and unfiltered approach. What began as part-time stunt work quickly evolved into a full-time role behind the mic, where he helped shape the show's dynamic as it expanded into a nationally syndicated program.Along the way, Dan has shared his personal milestones—marriage, fatherhood, and the many chaotic, heartfelt, and humorous moments in between—inviting listeners into his world and strengthening the bond fans feel with the show. In this episode, Dan reflects on his journey, from a directionless college kid to a defining voice in modern country radio, and the twists, risks, and lucky breaks that made it possible.Show Notes:UT SAN ANTONIO AlumniFall 2025 Commencement InformationNew Dramatic Arts DegreeThe Bobby Bones ShowThe Sore Losers PodcastUTSA FootballUTSA Baseball 2026 ScheduleUTSA AthleticsUT SAN ANTONIO Alumni Online Store Thanks for tuning in! Don't forget to like, follow, and subscribe for more great content! Birds Up!

Army vs. UTSA College Football Pick Prediction 11/29/2025 by Tony T. Recent Box Score Key Stats Army at UTSA 3:30PM ET—Army drops to 5-5 following their 26-25 home defeat to Tulsan. The Black Knights were limited through the air and rushed for 247 yards for 4.5 yards per carry. On defense they allowed 497 yards by poorly defending the run and pass.

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Host Carter Yates and senior writer Mike Craven preview Rivalry Week! (INTRO – 19:45) Texas vs Texas A&M preview (19:45 – 27:35) Texas Tech vs West Virginia (27:35 – 38:45) Baylor v Houston (38:45 – 45:05) TCU v Cincinnati (45:05 – 51:30) SMU v Cal (51:30 – END) North Texas, UTSA, Texas State, Rice, UTEP and Sam Houston Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The Thanksgiving edition of Yards & Stripes featured a brutal week for Army and Air Force, with both teams suffering disappointing Senior Day losses. Army fell 26–25 to Tulsa after a late interception set up the game-winning field goal, putting their bowl eligibility in serious jeopardy. Air Force was dominated 20–3 at home by New Mexico while playing without injured quarterback Liam Sarka. The show also honored a fallen service member with the Travis Manion Foundation Honor Roll, and previewed a crucial Thanksgiving night matchup between Navy and Memphis, plus the Ram–Falcon Trophy game and Army's must-win contest at UTSA. A week full of emotion, stakes, and service.This episode is sponsored in part by TicketSmarter:Use promo code LWOS10 to receive $10 off purchases of $100 or moreUse promo code LWOS20 to receive $20 off purchases of $300 or moreThink smarter.  TicketSmarter

This week: Army took a tough home loss on Senior Day to Tulsa. James and Dan talk about what went right and where it all fell apart and discuss the difference between playcalling mistakes and simple execution errors when a game comes apart in the fourth quarter. We close the top half of the show with a brief discussion of Army's chances at a bowl game. Then we're on to UTSA! The Roadrunners have a GREAT team, at least at home. We preview the game and talk about what has to happen for the Black Knights to have a chance this week. Then it's time for Fact or Fiction and, of course, a few questions from our Mailbag. That was a tough loss, but this was a good show. Check it out! Go Army! Beat UTSA!!!

UTSA's win streak in conference games in the Alamodome is the stuff of legends, but one team has consistently had the Roadrunners number in the confines of the Dome -- The Army Black Knights. Now conference mates, could Army put an end to UTSA's home winning streak to secure their bowl eligibility? 00:00 Happy Thanksgiving! 01:30 UTSA Football Season Recap 02:44 Previewing the Army Black Knights Matchup 04:52 Army's Offensive Strategy and Key Players 10:10 UTSA's Defensive Challenges Against Army 14:24 UTSA's Offensive Strategy Against Army 19:36 Senior Day and Player Highlights 29:23 Closing Thoughts and Future Outlook Video: https://youtu.be/E4_rRtu00bA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

UTSA's win streak in conference games in the Alamodome is the stuff of legends, but one team has consistently had the Roadrunners number in the confines of the Dome -- The Army Black Knights. Now conference mates, could Army put an end to UTSA's home winning streak to secure their bowl eligibility? 00:00 Happy Thanksgiving! 01:30 UTSA Football Season Recap 02:44 Previewing the Army Black Knights Matchup 04:52 Army's Offensive Strategy and Key Players 10:10 UTSA's Defensive Challenges Against Army 14:24 UTSA's Offensive Strategy Against Army 19:36 Senior Day and Player Highlights 29:23 Closing Thoughts and Future Outlook Video: https://youtu.be/E4_rRtu00bA

EPISODE 252 Brian Bailey joins PRL to recap ECU's loss to UTSA and talk NFL by Pirate Radio 92.7FM Greenville

Of course UTSA won again in the Dome and we discuss what we thought happened. (3:47) Is there Alamodome magic?(9:15) UTSA/ECU football game breakdown(19:25) Army game preview(34:45) American Conference Roundup (37:45) UTSA WBB vs UIW game(46:20) Tarleton St Football makes the FCS Football playoffs

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Alamodome magic showed up once again as the Roadrunners smoked the ECU Pirates 58-24, giving UTSA their sixth-straight season of bowl eligibility, while the Pirates were eliminated from American Conference championship contention. We had to spend some time in this episode searching for answers around why the Alamodome has been such an unfriendly site for opponents. 00:00 Dominating Victory Over ECU 05:21 Inconsistency on the Road vs. Home Performance 08:19 Comparing This Year to Last Year 14:02 Offensive Line Performance 16:52 Key Plays and Momentum Shifts 19:48 Future Outlook 25:00 Defensive Highlights and Culture 28:59 The Alamodome's Home Field Advantage 38:30 Defensive Performances and Team Resilience 42:10 Is UTSA vs ECU becoming a rivalry? Video: https://youtu.be/8i-c6iyL3hM Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Carter Yates and senior writer Mike Craven break down Week 13 in Texas CFB. (INTRO – 10:30) SMU controls destiny to CFP (10:30 – 22:30) Arch goes off (22:30 – 24:15) Texas A&M kicking woes will rear their ugly head (24:25 – 32:15) TCU gets first ranked win since 2022 (32:15 – 40:15) Baylor decides to retain Aranda and he rewards it with a 41-17 loss (40:15 – 45:30) UNT routs Rice (45:30 – 52:20) What has changed with Texas State defense? (52:20 – 57:30) UTSA is invincible in the Alamodome (57:30 – 1:03:00) UTEP blows 21-point lead (1:03:00 – END) Sam Houston misses chance to go on three game win streak Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Baseball season will be here before we know it, and today's release of the Roadrunners' 2026 schedule brings us that much closer to first pitch. Dan is joined by UTSA Baseball alumnus James Taussig to discuss this season's schedule, highlight some key matchups, and discuss the flawed RPI system in college baseball.

Alamodome magic showed up once again as the Roadrunners smoked the ECU Pirates 58-24, giving UTSA their sixth-straight season of bowl eligibility, while the Pirates were eliminated from American Conference championship contention. We had to spend some time in this episode searching for answers around why the Alamodome has been such an unfriendly site for opponents. 00:00 Dominating Victory Over ECU 05:21 Inconsistency on the Road vs. Home Performance 08:19 Comparing This Year to Last Year 14:02 Offensive Line Performance 16:52 Key Plays and Momentum Shifts 19:48 Future Outlook 25:00 Defensive Highlights and Culture 28:59 The Alamodome's Home Field Advantage 38:30 Defensive Performances and Team Resilience 42:10 Is UTSA vs ECU becoming a rivalry? Video: https://youtu.be/8i-c6iyL3hM

5th Quarter ECU vs UTSA 11-22-25 by Pirate Radio

The Space Show Presents KATHRYN BOLISH, WEX Foundation, Friday, 11-21-25Brief Summary:The program focused on discussing the WEX Foundation's educational programs, particularly their space STEM initiatives for K-12 students through their LCATS program, which provides free education and mentorship in space-related topics. The discussion covered the foundation's approach to teaching mathematics and programming, as well as their collaboration with NASA and other aerospace companies to develop student projects and curriculum. The conversation concluded with an exploration of the program's impact on student engagement and academic performance, while addressing challenges related to the COVID pandemic, funding, and policy issues in public education.Detailed Summary:David, John Jossy, and Kathryn Bolish, our guest from the WEX Foundation, discussed the WEX Foundation, its projects, and its namesake, Judge Waldo Jimenez. Kathryn explained the power outages at her office causing WIFI issues for this broadcast. We lost audio and video with our guest a few times during the program but were fortunate that we were able to reconnect with a minor delay. We do apologize for the audio/video issues during this discussion.Kathryn discussed her passion for mathematics and her plans to pursue a PhD at UTSA. John Jossy and I welcomed Dr. Ajay Kothari to the meeting and others as they joined us. I provided a formal introduction for Kathryn Bolish, a mathematician pursuing a PhD, who discussed her passion for mathematics and its applications in space travel. They explored the disconnect between theoretical and numerical mathematics in education, with Kathryn highlighting the importance of teaching math theory and logic from an early age to improve understanding and reduce remedial needs. Before commencing with the full program, I announced upcoming guests and program changes, including a fundraising campaign after Thanksgiving which is essential for supporting The Space Show for 2026.Kathryn discussed the importance of teaching propositional logic and set theory to students early on to help them understand math as a tool rather than a monster. She explained how WEX Foundation provides free space STEM education to K-12 students, focusing on lunar exploration. The program, called LCATS, accepts 30-40 students annually for a three-year commitment, meeting bi-weekly Saturdays at San Antonio area universities. Kathryn emphasized the need for teachers to understand basic programming and math theory to effectively teach these subjects. The discussion also touched on the challenges of AI in education, with Kathryn advocating for using AI as a tool for learning rather than for cheating. David inquired about the program's impact on students' general academic performance, including students not in a WEX program but in the class with a WEX student. Kathryn replied that it has led to increased interest and engagement in STEM subjects among participating students.Kathryn explained that the WEX Foundation's LCATS program, which was piloted by NASA in 2017, faced challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic and staff changes in 2020. She emphasized the importance of ensuring that the program's content remains relevant to the space industry and highlighted the need to find suitable locations and teachers willing to conduct classes on Saturdays. Kathryn also discussed the foundation's approach to connecting young students with space industry experts, noting that while the experts may initially seem intimidating, the students often view their feedback as valuable learning opportunities. She mentioned that the foundation plans to finalize a comprehensive LCATS curriculum by May 2026, which will then be used to expand the program to other regions.Kathryn discussed the benefits of exposing students to industry challenges, noting that while some SMEs may be harsh, the experience helps build student confidence. She shared an example of a student project that led to a 3D printer prototype for lunar construction, now displayed at a museum. David raised concerns about magical thinking among graduate students and asked how Kathryn addresses it with young minds, to which she responded that embracing the “magic” of unknown possibilities is crucial for innovation, drawing parallels to historical achievements like the moon landing.The meeting discussed the NASA-funded New Worlds program, which trains pre-service educators in lunar habitat design. Kathryn explained that the program teaches students about lunar lava tubes and challenges them to design habitat systems. Ajay raised concerns about landing on the lunar surface, suggesting that the program could help address this issue by developing solutions for landing on uneven terrain. Marshall inquired about the transition from Earth-based biospheres to lunar habitats, and Kathryn mentioned that the program partners with experts in this field to provide students with relevant constraints and knowledge. The conversation ended with a reminder that the show had a strict 60-minute time limit.Kathryn explained that her parent company, Astroport, evaluates student proposals for space-related projects by assessing their feasibility for terrestrial demonstrations before advancing to lunar applications. She noted that while Astroport works with major aerospace companies like Boeing and SpaceX, WEX focuses on space STEM education and collaborates with these organizations through mentorship and partnerships. Kathryn also mentioned that WEX operates from the same building as Astroport and occasionally hosts engineers to help students brainstorm solutions for their projects, while acknowledging the challenges of addressing policy and regulation issues in their curriculum.Kathryn explained that WEX Foundation's space education programs are structured to be self-sustaining and low-cost, allowing them to continue operations despite NASA's education budget cuts. She clarified that while students can propose their own ideas for lunar projects, the program focuses on teaching established concepts like lava tube habitation and letting students develop their own solutions. The discussion concluded with Ajay offering to share a paper about space exploration with Kathryn, who expressed gratitude for the collaborative spirit among the participants.This program featured a discussion with Kathryn from the WEX Foundation, who shared insights about her math-focused educational programs in San Antonio. She explained how her mathematical background supports her work in program management and curriculum development, despite not directly using advanced math in her current role. The conversation highlighted the diversity of her student cohorts and the collaborative nature of her programs, which bring together students of different ages and backgrounds. 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How is Head Coach Tyson Helton feeling after becoming the 1st Hilltopper head ball coach to win 7 in a row over Middle Tennessee?Where is Helton's concentration centered ahead of the Tops' road trip to Death Valley?What stands out this LSU team coached by former UTSA figurehead Frank Wilson after Brian Kelly couldn't satisfy Baton Rouge? Find out about this rare break from the CUSA title race on this new episode of the Tops Live Football Podcast.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

College football Week 13 brings a massive Saturday slate with 19 games on the board, and we're breaking them all down with picks, odds, and matchup edges from the Big Ten, ACC, Big 12, AAC, Mountain West, and beyond. From Rutgers–Ohio State's name-your-score spot to Arizona State–Colorado and Utah State–Fresno State late at night, it's a full-day marathon of action.We cover:1:03 Rutgers vs Ohio State – OSU sleepwalk spot before Michigan, Rutgers offense live enough to cover3:11 Miami vs Virginia Tech – Hurricanes need style points, VT reeling despite Franklin hire5:17 Minnesota vs Northwestern – Turnovers, discipline, red-zone battles, bowl stakes for the Cats8:01 Kansas vs Iowa State – Motivation edge, finishing-drive mismatch, taking points in Ames11:30 Washington State vs James Madison – JMU dominance, Wazzu travel fatigue, playoff politics15:16 Baylor vs Arizona – Wildcats surging, Baylor defense collapsing, matchup nightmare18:36 South Florida vs UAB – UAB's defensive disaster, USF team-total angles, pace volatility21:52 Michigan State vs Iowa – Iowa offense awakening, MSU's defensive collapse, home domination spot25:22 Duke vs North Carolina – UNC's offensive issues, Duke's passing edge, turnover concerns28:52 East Carolina vs UTSA – Road-warrior ECU, UTSA home strength, finishing-drive questions32:50 Tulane vs Temple – KC Keeler chaos, Tulane's road issues, discipline mismatch37:08 Kansas State vs Utah – Utah's trench dominance, K-State identity crisis40:03 Michigan vs Maryland – Lookahead spot before OSU, Maryland collapse, defensive matchups44:31 Nebraska vs Penn State – Rayola injury fallout, PSU bowl motivation, run-game mismatch47:16 Illinois vs Wisconsin – Illini passing edge, Wisconsin's pass-defense problems50:18 Cal vs Stanford – JKS vs Stanford secondary, rivalry spot, Wilcox's defense53:23 North Texas vs Rice – UNT's elite efficiency, Rice's turnover issues, pace & scoring profile57:03 Arizona State vs Colorado – ASU chasing title shot, Colorado inconsistency, havoc mismatch1:01:55 Utah State vs Fresno State – Strength-on-strength, bowl stakes, turnover variance edgeWe dig into power ratings, last 4 weeks form, PPA margin, red-zone efficiency, projected stat spreads, and havoc rates to uncover mispriced numbers, then layer in travel spots, coaching changes, injuries, lookaheads, and November weather.

New rankings dropped Tuesday night, so you know we had to jump in with some takes. Wayne's actually not that outraged, given his history in these types of shows. Should there be 5 SEC teams in the field? Committee says yes. Bad news for the ACC and potentially the Big 12 but there's still a lot of football left to be played over the next three weeks. Hartzell gets sappy about the G5 and what the committee gave us in the 20-25 bunch at the bottom of the polls. This is, after all, the same Tulane team that lost by 22 to UTSA but hey, nobody's perfect. Phil Steele joins the show for his usual 30-minute ride through the top-25. How does Phil feel about some of the biggest matchups on the card for this week? Plus, some rare Ohio State talk since this team has just been a chainsaw all season we haven't really talked about how they go about their business. Wayne saw it first-hand last weekend, what did he take away from seeing the #1 team in the land?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It was a full weekend for us and we finally recorded everything. (00:27) We review UTSA Soccer's NCAA Women's Cup game vs Texas Tech(13:24) Discuss our trip to Tarleton St in Stephenville(18:42) Review the UTSA/Charlotte football game(34:48) East Carolina Football Preview(49:00) Hail Mary Predictions(51:06) AC Football Roundup(53:40) UTSA Men's Basketball Game Reviews(59:17) UTSA Women's Basketball Game Review

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The Roadrunners finally earned their first conference road win in two years with a too-close-for-comfort win over Charlotte. Can UTSA now extend their home conference winning streak? It'll be a big challenge against an ECU team who is still in the hunt for a bid to the conference championship game. 0:00:00 UTSA's Road Win: A Mixed Bag 0:06:07 The Importance of Bowl Eligibility 0:09:08 Coaching and Leadership Concerns 0:11:56 Offensive Performance: The Good and the Bad 0:14:57 Defensive Dominance 0:17:53 Special Teams Struggles 0:20:37 Running Back Dynamics 0:36:24 Previewing the Matchup: UTSA vs. ECU 0:54:58 Game Predictions and Fan Engagement 01:00:52 Traditions and Fan Experiences Video: https://youtu.be/BENzBCGa_Es Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Jordan, Commish, Pitt Girl, Corn Correspondent Andy, and our VP of Podcast Production Arthur. Commish celebrates the Saskatchewan Roughriders first Grey Cup in 12 years, Pitt Girl and Arthur went to Notre Dame at Pitt, we then recap week 12, Secretaries Cup was a banger, The Land Grant Trophy game, poor ULM, complete game by Eastern Michigan, Arkansas has reached 2021 Nebraska Levels, Jordan apologies to Nevada, Wake doesn't like UNC much, Kansas State survives Commishstradamus' premonition but just barely as Oklahoma State just couldn't take a lead, YOU DON'T JUST WALK INTO THE RENT, RANK UCONN, Could Dabo get Mayo?, East Carolina's upset, the New Mexico 5-0bos, Tulane has a "normal" game we think, Virginia was impressive, FIU GO BACK TO THE SUNBLAZERS PERMANATELY, NAVY, UTSA won on the road, JMU still scoring more in the second half even when they score 58, Utah beating up Baylor, SFA wins the Southland, Illinois State, Lock Haven! conference title game outlooks and much, much more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Roadrunners finally earned their first conference road win in two years with a too-close-for-comfort win over Charlotte. Can UTSA now extend their home conference winning streak? It'll be a big challenge against an ECU team who is still in the hunt for a bid to the conference championship game. 0:00:00 UTSA's Road Win: A Mixed Bag 0:06:07 The Importance of Bowl Eligibility 0:09:08 Coaching and Leadership Concerns 0:11:56 Offensive Performance: The Good and the Bad 0:14:57 Defensive Dominance 0:17:53 Special Teams Struggles 0:20:37 Running Back Dynamics 0:36:24 Previewing the Matchup: UTSA vs. ECU 0:54:58 Game Predictions and Fan Engagement 01:00:52 Traditions and Fan Experiences Video: https://youtu.be/BENzBCGa_Es

Host Carter Yates and senior writer Mike Craven recap Week 12 in Texas CFB. (INTRO – 3:20) Five Texas teams in AP Poll (3:20 – 15:40) Texas gets exposed by Georgia (15:40 – 23:40) Texas A&M comes back down 27 (23:40 – 28:00) Texas Tech vs UCF and Jacob Rodriguez Heisman candidacy (28:00 – 31:30) UNT has a path to the CFP after blowing out UAB and the USF loss (31:30 – 38:40) Baylor gets rocked by Utah (38:40 – 46:20) TCU is collapsing down the stretch and what's the fix in Fort Worth? (46:20 –49:00 ) Texas State shows life after five game losing streak (49:00 – 51:15) UTSA wins first road game since November 2023 (51:15 – 54:15) Sam Houston is streaking! (54:15 – END) UTEP invents another way to lose and closing thoughts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Maddy Hudak, the Tulane football sideline reporter, joined Weekend Kickoff. Hudak praised the "maniacal" competitiveness of Tulane head coach Jon Sumrall and the Green Wave's response to adversity. Hudak shared her thoughts on QB Jake Retzlaff, WR Shazz Preston, Tulane's secondary, and LB Sam Howard. She also previewed the Green Wave's upcoming schedule.

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Host Carter Yates and senior writer Mike Craven preview Week 12 in Texas CFB. (INTRO – 9:45) Three Texas teams in the CFP Top 10 (9:45 – 20:10) Texas vs Georgia preview (20:10 – 26:30) Baylor vs Utah preview and Mack Rhoades discussion (26:30 – 33:20) TCU vs BYU preview and Kendal Briles discussion (33:20 – 36:40) Texas A&M vs South Carolina (36:40 – 41:40) Texas Tech vs UCF (41:40 – 44:00) Bad vibes out of Texas State (44:00 – 46:20) North Texas vs UAB (46:20 – 48:40) UTSA vs Charlotte (48:40 – 56:00) UTEP vs Missouri State (56:00 – END) Sam Houston vs Delaware Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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On this episode of the RAISE Podcast, Brent hosts Karl Miller Lugo, Vice President for Advancement and Alumni Engagement at The University of Texas at San Antonio.Karl shares his journey from Puerto Rico to rural Kentucky, where he was a Breckenridge County High School Tiger, class president, and deeply involved student who later followed a family path to Western Kentucky University. There, an eighth-grade camp visit, multiple family connections, and a powerful student ambassador experience as a “Spirit Master” opened his eyes to advancement and the power of donor relationships.He describes starting his career in admissions at Lindsay Wilson College, where the president reminded him that 75% of the institution's income came through his office. As a twenty-two-year-old “green as grass,” he learned relationship-based recruitment, drove hours to personally pick up prospective students for campus visits, and spent long evenings on the phone—lessons in resilience, fit, and mission that still shape his work.Karl then moves from admissions to development, back to his alma mater for major gifts, into a ten-year run at UT Austin, and later into consulting with BWF, which he calls his “PhD work in the field.” Today, at UTSA, he leads advancement and alumni engagement for a growing, research-intensive, Hispanic serving institution focused on access, success, and transformational impact in San Antonio and beyond.

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.splitzoneduo.comSUBSCRIBER EPISODE: Richard and Alex take a bunch of subscriber questions about the state of the coach carousel, about three weeks before things start to come to a head. Among the questions covered here: * Should you actually keep an eye on Lincoln Riley at USC? We've got a bit of disagreement here, but anything is possible * Could Lane Kiffin be waiting for the USC? Would that be possible anyway? * What's up with UTSA's Jeff Traylor? * Why did Nebraska extend Matt Rhule? Do we like it? * Could this coaching cycle finally bring some sanity to contract structures? (Do not hold your breath.) * Is Jeff Brohm a better candidate for bigger jobs or an extension? * Who is the darkhorse candidate for the Florida job? Speaking of that …* Jedd Fisch would leave for Florida, but UCLA?* Is Brent Brennan in over his head at Arizona? * Could Brent Venables' success or failure at Oklahoma shift hiring trends back toward G5 coaches, rather than P4 coordinators? Why aren't coordinators being mentioned more for major jobs?* What should we make of Clay Helton at Georgia Southern amid a decline? * Will Pat Narduzzi keep his OC and stud freshman QB? * Why do people bring up the idea that Auburn should've hired Cadillac Williams? * Is Chris Klieman's seat hot at Kansas State? (No.) * Non-Petrino division, which possible Arkansas hires would qualify as clear whiffs? * What is the pulse check on Fran Brown's long-term future at Syracuse?* How much influence do GM-type roles have in this year's coaching hires?* How high could coaching salaries inflate this cycle? Producer: Anthony Vito. This episode and the Q&A opportunity included in it are for paid subscribers This is an amazing time of year to join us as a paid subscriber and roughly double how many podcasts you get from us. We'd love to have you! Everyone can listen to our big preview of Week 11.

Rick Stroud and Steve Versnick preview the Buccaneers-Patriots game this weekend while Rick thinks OT Luke Goedeke might play this weekend. Plus USF routs UTSA, the Rays pick up the option on Brandon Lowe and Taylor Walls but let Pete Fairbanks become a free agent. Also Antonio Brown is under arrest after being extradited from Dubai. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.