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Former UTSA Baseball player Jonathan Tapia joins the show to claim the throne for the most guest appearances on Around the Bird Bath and break down some observations from UTSA's 7-4 win over UIW on Tuesday.

With a quick turnaround this week we're combining our midweek recap and weekend preview into a single episode. The Roadrunners went on the road and came home with a win over Baylor for the second consecutive year. UTSA is playing really good baseball right now as the newcomers begin to mesh across the roster. Next up is an AAC series against the Tulane Green Wave in New Orleans.

We're very excited to present our first ever track episode of the podcast! CJ welcomed childhood friend and UTSA track alumnus Lirim Emerllahu to the pod to discuss his collegiate journey, overcoming injury, and representing his native land of Kosovo on the track.

It's a blow out mega episode as the Roadrunners prep to start their AAC era with #10 East Carolina visiting the Bird Bath! Dan, Adrian, and Jared cover a lot of ground in an hour as they discuss an absolutely bonkers game against Texas State in San Marcos, take a snapshot of the team as out-of-conference play ends, catch up on the top teams in the AAC, and preview this weekend's series against ECU. Be sure to head out to the Bird Bath or tune in on ESPN+ for what should be an exciting series against one of the best teams in the country.

Lisa Campos moved quickly, hiring Alabama assistant Austin Claunch as UTSA's next Men's Basketball Head Coach just days after announcing that Steve Henson's contract would not be renewed. In this emergency pod we discuss what Claunch brings to the table and why he's a good fit. We also send Henson off with an honest assessment of the ups and downs of his stint at UTSA, as well as appreciate Karen Aston's WBB team as they make a run in the AAC conference tournament.

UTSA continued to struggle against opponents from the Western Athletic Conference as the Abilene Christian Wildcats defeated the Roadrunners for the second straight year. A stellar relief appearance from Braylon Owens went to waste as UTSA fell 3-4. The Roadrunners now hold a losing record on the season as Northwestern travels to the Bird Bath for what should be a challenging series.

If there was any doubt that Tarleton State's walk-off grand slam in February left a bad taste in UTSA's mouths, well Wednesday's outcome should answer that. The Roadrunners ran wild on the Texans' pitching staff, driving in 21 runs for the highest run output of the season. Dan is joined by T.Texas Tony Turnstile to break down UTSA's big win. Tony is the voice of the Seguin River Monsters and covers baseball across a variety of different outlets.

After an underwhelming appearance in the Sugar Land Classic, UTSA salvaged their Houston road trip with a road victory over the Houston Cougars. The Roadrunners handed UH just their second loss of the season as Ruger Riojas went a solid three innings in relief. Dan breaks down all the action for you from Tuesday's win.

Frequent Alamo Audible collaborator Stephen Whitaker joins Dan on Around the Bird Bath to review UTSA's disappointing road loss to Tarleton State in Stephenville. Giving up a walk-off grand slam is never a fun way to lose, but UTSA also used up some of their weekend arms while trying to salvage a road win. The guys share their take aways from the game as we look ahead to this weekend's Sugarland Classic.

Jared and Adrian hop on the mic with Dan to preview the upcoming 2024 UTSA baseball season. The roster has almost completely turned over, but optimism is still high as the program is set to embark on their first season in the American Athletic Conference. We preview new additions to the roster, highlight some AAC contenders, and discuss the on-going upgrades to Roadrunner Field.

Thank you to all of our listeners who voted in the fifth-annual Domeys Awards! We're thrilled to present the nominees and winners in each category in another spectacular production from our Creative Director Aaron Livingston. Remember that Domeys nominations are open year round, so tag or message us with any 2024 memes or moments deserving of recognition. While the awards ceremony will be available on our podcast feed, we highly recommend watching on YouTube to enjoy the accompanying visuals. Award Categories Best Moment of 2023 UTSA Athletics Newcomer of the Year Team of the Year Game of the Year Athlete of the Year Play of the Year Top Non-Athletics Moment of 2023 Meme of the Year

This week's episode of Around the Bath features a guest appearance from UTSA Baseball alumnus James Keithley. The San Antonio native was drafted by the Nationals in the 2008 MLB Draft, and is a major supporter of UTSA Athletics. James still holds several records in the UTSA Baseball record book, even 16 years past his graduation. Thanks to James for joining Dan to discuss UTSA Baseball and Bird Bath upgrades, his professional career, and the upcoming golf fundraiser for the baseball program.

Shane Sirdashney played all four seasons of his career at UTSA, building a reputation as an excellent defender in centerfield with a clutch bat that always seemed to show up when the team needed it the most. Shane joined us to fill us in on where his career has taken him following his graduation, as well as share some memories from his baseball career. Thanks to Shane for four great years at UTSA and coming on the podcast!

In partnership with Meep Meep Apparel, we're happy to bring you guys our first-ever interview with a current baseball player, UTSA outfielder Caleb Hill. Dan sat down with Caleb to learn more about his journey through the college baseball ranks and his time at UTSA. Be sure to use Caleb's discount code CHILL15 on meepmeepapparel.com to support Caleb's NIL revenue!

While UTSA Men's Basketball is entering play in one of the top mid-major conferences in college basketball, interest and hype levels are at an all time low. That's disappointing! We try to make heads or tails of this revamped roster by analyzing an overtime win against Western Illinois. The Roadrunners may be able to rack up some easy wins early in the season but the conference slate will be brutal and punishing. Sad meeps.

Former Roadrunner ace and fan favorite Luke Malone returns to the pod to give us an update on his professional baseball career following his graduation. I thought I knew Luke's story pretty well, but this interview taught me a lot that I didn't know about Luke's career, including what brought him to UTSA and how the pandemic made a profound difference in his career. Thanks to Luke for opening up to us and we're looking forward to having him back on the show after his MLB debut 😎

Our campaign to interview a student-athlete from each UTSA non-revenue sport continues as Dan welcomes UTSA Softball infielder Camryn Robillard onto the podcast! Camryn was a great interview and gave some really sincere insight into the struggles that the girls went through during last year's difficult season, as well as shares what it was like going through a coaching transition. Note: Patreon subscribers enjoyed early access to this episode as it ran on our premium feed last week. Become a Patron today to ensure you always receive the latest podcast episode as soon as it's edited!

Congratulations to CJ on hosting his first podcast interview for Alamo Audible! We sat down with UTSA Volleyball Outside Hitter Faye Wilbricht for a quick interview, making Faye the first volleyball player to ever appear on the Alamo Audible podcast. CJ chatted with Faye about her transfer to UTSA, the team's culture, the move into the AAC this season, and more.

Our football podcast episodes have moved to a new home on the Republic of Football Podcast Network, brought to you by Dave Campbell's Texas Football! Be sure to subscribe to the Republic of Football Podcast Network to catch every episode, or bookmark our website https://alamoaudible.com to follow all of our content.

Our 2023 campaign to interview student-athletes in as many Olympic sports as possible continues as we welcomed Marlee Fray onto the podcast recently. Marlee is a redshirt-senior forward who scored the deciding goal in the 2022 Conference USA championship match. We can't thank Marlee enough for taking time out of her super busy in-season schedule to chat with us. Here are a few topics from the interview: - Marlee's unconventional recruitment to UTSA - Experience of winning C-USA championship last year - Opening of Park West Fieldhouse facility - Moving into AAC conference this season - Bouncing back from several injuries - Goals for this season - Experience of competing at Division I level while living with Type 1 diabetes - Marlee's NIL deal with Dexcom U

After two amazing consecutive regular seasons, UTSA once again finds itself on the cusp of a regional bid. The Roadrunners have very little cushion in terms of RPI, so a strong showing in the conference tournament is an absolute must lest the Roadrunners be left at home in yet another year. Dan, Jared, and Adrian recap the Roadrunners' 2023 regular season before hopping into a preview of the conference tournament where UTSA seems to have had a favorable draw in terms of bracket seeding. In anticipation of the conference tournament we've launched a one-week sale of all Los Correcaminos items on our store! Use coupon code "CUSARUN" for 15% off any Los Correcaminos item throughout the conference tournament.

Thanks for listening to our first season of Around the Bird Bath! While this is our final series preview podcast (at least for conference play!) we still have plenty more content on the way. In this episode we spend a bit of time talking about UTSA Top 25 ranking and what it means/does not mean for the Roadrunners' postseason chances. We also preview the upcoming homestand against Dallas Baptists which stands as by far the most important home series in the history of the Bird Bath! Lastly we wrap things up by looking ahead to next week's series against Louisiana Tech.

We continue our quest to cover each and every UTSA sport as we welcome UTSA senior golfer David Harrison to the podcast to learn all about the Roadrunners' efforts to achieve glory on fairways and greens across the country. David shared with us his decision to come back for his super senior season, his impression of UTSA's new practice facility at TPC San Antonio, the coaching transition following the retirement of Coach Knauer, and much more. Thanks to David for coming on the podcast!

UTSA Baseball has taken the next step on the field. It's time for the UTSA community and administration to do the same. Key investments are necessary in both facilities and NIL to ensure the program can not just maintain its current success, but exceed it. In this episode Dan brings back two previous guests to share how the UTSA community is organizing to address the NIL piece of the puzzle. First up, Eddie Benningfield, the Executive Director of the Runners Rising Project, joins to give us an update on the collectives progress and plans for working with baseball athletes. Following Eddie's appearance, Ray Redding joins to make an exciting announcement about NIL support for UTSA's baseball program, as well as issue a call for support to UTSA Baseball alumni and the community at large. If you're interested in making a contribution to NIL support for UTSA Baseball you can do so at this link: https://donorbox.org/runners-rising-donation-form?designation=Baseball&default_interval=m

Dan is back with Episode 8, this time joined by Patreon supporter Cory Davis! The fellas recap a shockingly suspenseful win over Houston Christian, as well as preview an upcoming series against UAB in Birmingham. The Blazers have really struggled on offense so the UTSA pitching staff should look to have a nice weekend.

Our journey to provide coverage for each and every UTSA athletics program reached a big milestone today as we hosted our first-ever tennis podcast! Of course we needed a guest to guide us through this new world for us and UTSA Women's Tennis co-captain Keegan McCain was kind enough to come on the podcast to teach us all about collegiate tennis. Keegan is a senior at UTSA and will be staying on campus after graduation to pursue an MBA. In addition to her work on the court, Keegan also represents UTSA athletes on various committees and boards, as well as serving as the president of a local charity. If you know nothing about tennis don't be intimidated -- this interview was recorded with tennis newcomers in mind.

Jared joins Dan for this week's Around the Bird Bath as they recap UTSA Baseball's strong win over Texas A&M and preview upcoming series against MTSU and FIU.

Dan is joined by another UTSA baseball alumnus to forecast the Roadrunners' upcoming opponents. This week's guest is Jonathan Tapia, a San Antonio native who won fans over with his grittiness and ability to play so many different positions. The guys preview upcoming series against Western Kentucky and Charlotte, as Jonathan reveals his favorite places to play at in Conference USA.

Dan is back with another episode of Around the Bird Bath as your 15-3 Roadrunners prepare to start Conference USA play with a series against the FAU Owls. Dan brought on former UTSA baseball standout Trent Lockwood to prepare for this week's series, as well as learn more about Trent's time at UTSA and his baseball career. Trent is definitely one of the most passionate UTSA fans out there and has been a supporter of us here at Alamo Audible for quite some time. If you missed it, Dan brought Adrian and myself on a bonus episode of Around the Bird Bath on Patreon last week. We ran through Dan's anticipated contenders, pretenders, and dark horses in the Conference USA hunt for an NCAA regional bid. If you've been enjoying Dan's coverage this season and are looking for more we hope you consider joining us as a Patreon subscriber so we can keep the baseball coverage flowing!

We've been out of the swing of football podcastin' due to off-the-field distractions but with spring football kicking off it's time for us to jam it back down in gear. This episode we focus more on setting the stage for spring ball, with a follow-up episode analyzing the spring period to come shortly. We talk extensively about UTSA's revamped coaching staff, including a large increase in off-field support staff member. UTSA is really starting to look like a big time program in terms of its support staff. Credit to Jeff Traylor for advocating for that, and for Dr. Campos for making it happen. At 46:40 we turn our attention to UTSA's 2023 football schedule. Despite an early bye and some double-up homestands, it's about as good of a schedule as you could ask for in the Roadrunners' AAC debut. We're all really excited for the Thanksgiving week matchup with Tulane. Keep an eye out for an additional podcast this week as we bring Dan behind the curtains for his first Patreon episode. We'll be surveying the baseball landscape around Conference USA now that we have a few weeks of play under our belt. Become a Patreon supporter to gain access and support our coverage of all things UTSA!

Well folks, after eight STRONG years, the City of San Antonio has suddenly decided that we can no longer operate under the name "Alamodome Audible". We're still hurting from this decision but we're ready to forge forward under a new name as part of a larger rebranding effort. We explain a bit more of the process on our end in this recording, as well as share some additional updates on the imminent launch of our new storefront.

This week UTSA baseball alumnus Chase Keng was kind enough to make time to join Dan on episode 3 of Around the Bird Bath. The guys preview UTSA's next two weekend series (Utah and A&M Corpus Christi) while Chase also shares a few stories from his time at UTSA. It was interesting to hear Chase say that the baseball team considers Rice to be their primary rival! I also appreciated Chase sharing his initial impression of Coach Hallmark as a guy who was going to immediately turn the baseball program around. Thanks again to Chase for joining us! Hope you guys enjoy the episode.

We're proud to launch our new branding for Around the Bird Bath! Our baseball podcast episodes will now feature its own artwork and intro music. Hope you guys enjoy! This episode Dan is joined by two special guests -- Ray and Josh of Meep Meep Apparel, a proud Patreon Board of Trustees member! Dan connects with Ray and Josh to learn more about their baseball careers at UTSA, their experience launching Meep Meep Apparel, and how they see NIL impacting UTSA, recent rule changes in the MLB, and much more! We did have a few technical difficulties while recording so please forgive any hiccups that were missed in the editing process. Be sure to check back next week for Episode 3 of Around the Bird Bath which I'm hearing may feature another UTSA baseball alumnus! Enjoying our expanded baseball coverage? Become a Patreon supporter to help us keep growing!

Thanks to the resounding positive feedback from Dan's first appearance on the podcast we've decided to launch Around the Bird Bath, our new baseball-centric podcast featuring Dan Nerdahl! This week Dan walks through our goals for Around the Bird Bath before shouting out UTSA's four players selected to the C-USA All-Preseason team. He then previews UTSA's first two weekends series -- Tarleton State and St. Mary's (CA). Dan also shares some rule changes coming to college baseball this season, as well as a personal memory of seeing baseball in the Alamodome. We appreciate you guys supporting our increased baseball endeavors, and hope you'll become a premium Patreon supporter to gain access to a very special upcoming baseball feature which we'll release next week!

Still reeling from a frustrating ninth-inning loss to Louisiana Tech in the Conference USA championship game, the Roadrunners head back to the diamond this Friday to begin their 2023 campaign. While UTSA will miss a lot of key contributors from last year's squad, a strong recruiting class and some instant-impact transfers should help the roster reload. Is this the year that UTSA finally breaks through to an NCAA regional appearance? Will a true starting rotation emerge? To answer these questions and more we brought on our new baseball correspondent Dan Nerdahl for his first "Around the Birdbath" appearance on the podcast. You guys have been asking for expanded baseball coverage for years and we're thrilled to partner up with Dan to make it happen. I hope you guys enjoy this deep dive into the upcoming season and give us your feedback on what you'd like to see from us throughout the season.

The Roadrunners perfectly blended high school, junior college, and transfer portal recruiting as they ended the first day of early signing period with the top-ranked class of the entire Group of 5. This is of course the best recruiting class in program history, and we're here to break down each and every addition to the roster now that they've signed their National Letters of Intent. Highlighting the class are two top-ranked JUCO offensive tackles who can compete for starting jobs on day one, as well as two veteran running backs who will compete to complement Kevorian Barnes in the backfield. UTSA added two quarterbacks in Jackson Gilkey and Owen McCown, suddenly providing UTSA with an AAC-worthy depth chart under center. The two quarterbacks will have plenty of young standout receivers to develop chemistry with over the coming years as well. The class really leaves us with just one key question left to answer... where are all the safety recruits at?

Roadrunner fans' dreams were dashed as UTSA allowed 18 unanswered points in a loss to Troy at the Cure Bowl. While the loss was definitely tough to swallow, we did learn a bit about the future of the Roadrunners with Chris Carpenter stepping into a starting role, and Justin Burke taking on play calling duties. UTSA also offered up their finest defensive performance of the season, as Clifford Chattman set a school record for interceptions in a single season. The defensive front played out of their minds, led by an impressive performance from Freshman All-American Trey Moore. We wrap up our thoughts on the bowl game loss, as well as offer a short preview on what's to come for Roadrunner fans this offseason.

It's our last game preview of the season as #25 UTSA takes on #24 Troy in the 2022 Cure Bowl. By all accounts, this is one of the most enticing matchups through the entire bowl season, as these teams appear to be completely neck-and-neck on paper. Troy has carved out their billing with an elite defense, while the Roadrunners sport one of the top offenses in the country. Which strength will win out on the field in Orlando?

UTSA and the San Antonio community sent a CLEAR message to the American Athletic Conference and recruits across the nation today. UTSA is here to STAY and they're willing to pay to make sure that doesn't change. A six-figure NIL deal for Frank Harris convinced him to forego the NFL for another year and lead the Roadrunners into the AAC in 2023.

Frank Harris threw a nearly perfect game and Kevorian Barnes turned on the burners as UTSA raced past North Texas for the Roadrunners' second straight Conference USA championship. Over 41,000 fans turned out to see Jeff Traylor's team take care of business, as the Roadrunners' speed proved to be too much for UNT to handle. The loss actually ended up marking the end of Seth Littrell's time in Denton. We discuss the logic behind firing Littrell, as well as the timing of the controversial decision. Following the bowl recap we cover UTSA's bowl game draw -- a compelling matchup against Sun Belt champion Troy in the Cure Bowl. This battle of G5 titans will give UTSA a chance to earn both their first ever bowl win, as well as their first win over a ranked opponent. We also cover some coaching news, as Offensive Coordinator Will Stein is off to Oregon, UTSA's second OC to hit the Power Five in as many years. Special teams coordinator Justin Burke will make the move to Co-OC as Jeff Traylor continues to prioritize internal promotions over external searches.

UTEP had us in the first half, I ain't gonna lie. But the Miners got too cocky and karma pulled them back down to reality. UTSA ends the rivalry series with an 8-2 lead over the Miners. Until next time, primos! With the Miners left heart broken in the land of misfit toys that is Conference USA 4.0, the Roadrunners quickly turn their attention to North Texas. UTSA and UNT will meet in the Alamodome for a rare true rivalry matchup in a conference championship game. The last meeting between these two programs was extremely close, with Frank Harris, Oscar Cardenas, and JT Clark delivering the late-game theatrics to steal a win. The Roadrunners are two-score favorites this week, but will the continuing string of injuries finally take their toll? We have much more content planned for you guys this week as we'll be joining the Mean Green Show for an additional C-USA Championship preview, then dropping a Patreon bonus episode later this week to discuss the coaching carousel.

The Roadrunners showed up big time in another wet, dreary road game as UTSA destroyed the Rice Owls and hoisted the 2022 C-USA Regular Season championship trophy. Jared and Adrian break down the psychological focus which helped UTSA establish their dominance over Rice for the second straight season in a row. UTSA also leveraged the win to sneak their way into the Top 25 (Coaches Poll) for the first time this season. With their conference championship game berth secured, the Roadrunners will wrap up their regular season by hosting the UTEP Miners in the Alamodome this Saturday. The Miners are a win away from a bowl game, but they're heavy underdogs due to health concerns at the quarterback position. Will Jeff Traylor take his foot off the gas to keep his guys rested on a short week? We give our thoughts in our game preview of the offensively-challenged Miners.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you all for 200 episodes! We never dreamed that the podcast would see this much success to keep us motivated to pump out so many episodes, and we have each and every one of you to thank for the distinct pleasure of giving us a reason to talk ball for several hours a week. With Adrian on the beach in Oaxaca, our intern CJ Benavides makes his debut on our non-Patreon feed to relish in UTSA's delicious 51-7 dismantling of Louisiana Tech. Buddy, these aren't the Bulldogs of old. Crazy to see how much these two programs have grown apart over the past five years. After frolicking in the pleasures of a blowout victory, we now turn our focus to a big game in Houston against Rice. The Roadrunners need a win to clinch their berth in the C-USA championship game, while the Owls are fighting for their first bowl bid since 2014. Stakes are high, but the forecasted temperature is low. Can the Roadrunners overcome the elements once again, or will a cold rainy day lead to another disappointment ala Denton 2021?

We're giving you all a look behind the curtains this week as we share a portion of our Patreon bonus episode to your feeds. We celebrate not only UTSA's first ever C-USA soccer championship, but also the incredible growth that this program has showed under Derek Pittman, as well as the trajectory that should allow the program to compete in the AAC right off the bat. Be sure to head to alamodomeaudible.com to unlock the rest of the episode as we inspect each of the open coaching jobs in the AAC and pick out which might be the best for a coach looking to take their career to the next level.

After blowing a 14 point lead in the fourth quarter UTSA still found a way to escape UAB in double overtime for the program's first-ever win in Birmingham. The Roadrunners used a surging run game bolstered by yet another brand new starting lineup for the offensive line. UTSA's big nasties helped Kevorian Barnes to another huge game as the redshirt freshman begins to blossom into a star. The Roadrunners will return to the Alamodome this week to face a struggling Louisiana Tech team. While the Bulldogs haven't looked great this year, they are coming off their best performance of the year after forcing five turnovers against Middle Tennessee. We lay out why La Tech is unlikely to pull off the massive upset in what could be the two program's last meeting on the gridiron.

They said it couldn't be done, but we proved them wrong! [sicko laughter] Enjoy an hour and 15 minutes of UTSA men's basketball season preview content. Japhet Medor has emerged as a likely team leader at point guard as the Roadrunners seek to move away from a dribble-dominated offense to a more pass-happy half-court set. We break down our projected started five, as well as some likely contributors off of the bench, and some new names to learn heading into the season. UTSA will tip-off their season today with an exhibition against Schreiner, with regulation play to begin with a home match against Trinity in the Convocation Center next week. The Roadrunners will enjoy playing seven of their first eight games at home in a bit of unconventional scheduling work from Athletic Director Lisa Campos. Can the Roadrunners improve on their miserable #312 KenPom rating from last year? We hope so, but we'll settle for no losses against non-DI opponents this season. Unfortunately we weren't able to talk much women's hoops in this episode, but thankfully we already did a LENGTH preview of Karen Aston's squad in this previous Patreon episode. Well worth a sub if you're looking to learn more about the rapidly-improving women's team.

We got beef with the San Antonio Brahmas! Sorry for the bad pun, but we'll wait for the check in the mail, thanks. Did you know that UTSA has never won a football game in Birmingham despite being in the same conference as UAB for 10* years? We break down what it will take for the Roadrunners to earn their first dub in the Magic City, and why Vegas has the Roadrunners at just a one point favorite despite UAB's 4-4 record. Be sure to check back on the site later this week for our basketball season preview!

The Roadrunners used a miraculous string of four plays to rip UNT's heart out of their chest as UTSA moved to 6-2 on the season with a commanding first place lead over the rest of Conference USA. It was both a memorable and monumental win for UTSA as they served North Texas payback for not only ruining the Roadrunners' regular season in 2021, but as well as The Drive in 2017. UNT was happy to sit back in zone coverage and cede the run to UTSA, a challenge to which Brenden Brady and Kevorian Barnes were happy to answer. Meanwhile, UTSA heavily focused on stopping the run on defense and Austin Aune wasn't able to consistently make UTSA pay for their aggressive play. Unfortunately, the big win was a bit marred by the news that Rashad Wisdom will be out for the rest of the season due to injury. Kelechi Nwachuku and Ken Robinson will be asked to step up with Wisdom lost for the year. Will the injury set the Roadrunners' title defense chances back?

The Roadrunners rolled into Miami to take care of business with a 30-10 victory over FIU on national television... so why is UTSA Twitter so down on the performance? We revel in some breakout performances from young Roadrunners such as Walker Baty, Kevorian Barnes, and Dan Dishman. Is Jeff Traylor proving he can win with his own recruits already? At the 42:42 mark we cut into our preview of the North Texas Mean Green. Seth Littrell comes into San Antonio with a tie for the lead in the C-USA standings, but UNT has been very up and down this season. The fans obviously love to play up the rivalry, but do the coaches and players? Will Jeff Traylor and his guys be fired up to extract revenge after getting it handed to them in Denton last season? Enticing drama surrounding the Alamodome this Saturday! Subscribe to the podcast

Western Kentucky took their third consecutive L on behalf of Frank Harris and the UTSA Roadrunners. Tough scene for the Hilltoppers. This week's episode includes a breakdown of UTSA's 31-28 win over WKU, some speculation about the root causes of the Roadrunners' wildly bad injury streak, and a bit of a rant against the casuals in the UTSA fan base. Haven't had one of those in a while. You get a two for on deal on this podcast. We also preview an FIU Panthers squad that's extremely young and looking for answers at a lot of spots. They've dealt with just as many injury losses as the Roadrunners, and will likely be short-handed against UTSA. Can a sophomore quarterback from Duncanville have his breakout performance for FIU? To wrap things up we also give our immediate impressions of UTSA's newest commit, quarterback Jackson Gilkey from Ennis, Texas. We breakdown his game, and what his commitment means for the position group in the class of 2023. Our Patreon bonus episode this week will be a run down of the non-football fall sports at UTSA so be sure to tune in later this week and get caught up! Subscribe to the podcast