Zenarae Antoine has some mixed emotions about how the 2020-21 regular season went down.
She’s glad Texas State got to play at all, of course. The amount of uncertainty the pandemic brought gave everyone a refreshed sense of gratitude to be back in the swing of things.
But on paper, the Bobcats are clearly a home team, finishing the year with a 6-1 record when playing inside Strahan Arena and a 4-9 record when playing anywhere else. And every time the schedule had to be altered this season, be it the NCAA cutting off the first two weeks of the season, an opponent pulling out due to COVID-19 protocols or Winter Storm Uri making it unsafe to travel in Texas, it cost the team chances to play at home.
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