Three UTSA football games to be broadcast nationally
The Roadrunners games versus Houston, Army and USF set to air on FOX, ESPN networks The Roadrunners Football team has announced that at least three of their 13th season will be televised nationally in the coming year, with the games against Houston, Army and USF set to air on FOX, ESPN networks. The Roadrunners will be on the road taking on the University of Houston Cougars on September 2 on Fox Sports at 7 p.m. and the South Florida Bulls on November 17. Jeff Traylor, C-USA Coach of the Year, will lead the team for the fourth season with an 11-3 record and their third bowl appearance in a row with the Cure Bowl matchup against Troy. Tickets for the 2023 UTSA football home schedule are on sale now for season tickets.
Published : 11 months ago by Andrea Carden in Sports
The Roadrunners games versus Houston, Army and USF set to air on FOX, ESPN networks
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SAN ANTONIO — At least three UTSA football games will be televised nationally in the coming year, UTSA Football announced Wednesday.
Kicking-off their 13th season, the Roadrunners will be on the road taking on the University of Houston Cougars on September 2 on Fox Sports at 7 p.m.
The Roadrunner will battle the Army Black Knights at home in the Alamodome on September 15 on ESPN at 6 p.m.
And finally, also at home, they'll play the South Florida Bulls on November 17, airing on ESPN 2 at 8 p.m.
The team will be led for the fourth season by 2-time C-USA Coach of the Year Jeff Traylor. Last year, Traylor guided the team to an 11-3 record, a second straight C-USA title after defeating North Texas 48-27, and their third bowl appearance in a row with the Cure Bowl matchup against Troy.
Season tickets for the 2023 UTSA football home schedule are on sale now. Call (210) 458-UTSA (8872) or visit goUTSA.com/tickets to purchase your tickets.
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