Nick Castillo

Nijal Pearson put together a revenge game against Georgia State on Thursday. 

San Marcos saw its shots fall early against East Central, which fueled its confidence throughout Tuesday’s game. 

Texas State believes in taking things one game at a time, but it’s also aware of how decisive this week’s games are. 

Jake Spavital’s phone began blowing up and he had no clue why. 

Nijal Pearson made his ‘never-know’ shot on Saturday. 

San Marcos stormed back from an early, first quarter deficit to take a halftime lead.

Texas State’s new pregame shirts stood out. 

A handful of Bobcats donned black shirts with the word ‘Takers' emblazoned on them in big white print.

Sitting at the postgame press conference following Texas State’s conference-opening 73-70 win over Georgia Southern, senior forward Alex Peacock proclaimed that he’s “tired of winning like that.”

Jason Carnley knows District 26-6A competition will be no joke. 

Third quarters have been San Marcos' achilles heel during district play. And unfortunately for the Rattlers that trend continued on Friday against New Braunfels. 

Texas State survived a back-and-forth thriller against Appalachian State on Saturday inside the Holmes Convocation Center in Boone, N.C. 

Texas State began its two-game road trip with a 65-61 win over Coastal Carolina on Thursday inside the HTC Center in Conway, S.C. 

Of the four goals San Marcos has allowed this season, all of them have come off set pieces. 

Standing outside the penalty box, freshman Ana Barragan sent a perfect shot toward goal. The free kick bent into goal to give San Marcos a 2-1 lead over Floresville. 

Cat Osterman was named to the 2018 US Women’s National Team, USA Softball announced on Monday. 

In one play, Texas State’s game against Georgia State changed, so did the complexion of its season. 

San Marcos and Cibolo Steele battled early in the first quarter. But the Lady Knights took over to take Friday night’s game inside the Snake Pit, 73-17. 

Alex Peacock is tired of close wins.