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UTSA/Texas State Game Thread *I-35 Rivarly*
Playing UNT has slightly filled the void over the last few years but it is finally back, the I-35 Rivalry game between UTSA and Texas State. 05-mafia

Texas State or Southwest Texas or Southwest Texas Teacher's College has always been UTSA's rival going back to the Southland Conference days. I'm so pumped our administration decided to slot these games in the schedule every year going forward.

With a short 20 minute drive up to San Marcos, Texas I can tell you that UTSA will be there in force. We are taking everyone and will make this a home game on enemy soil.

Texas state has a pretty solid defense but I don't think they are ready for Dalton Sturm and the Roadrunner defense that looks to be the best group we have had yet.
09-18-2017 09:41 AM
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