Nick Castillo

Contact Nick Castillo at ncastillo@sanmarcosrecord.com.

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Growing secondary looks to take step forward for Bobcats in 2018

Thu, 08/02/2018 - 4:38pm

Editor’s Note: Texas State beat writer Nick Castillo will be previewing each position as the Bobcats gear up for the start of training camp on Friday, Aug. 3.

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Texas State's linebacker corps enters 2018 as experienced, talented unit

Wed, 08/01/2018 - 4:49pm

Editor’s Note: Texas State beat writer Nick Castillo will be previewing each position as the Bobcats gear up for the start of training camp on Friday.

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Depth, experience improving along Bobcats’ offensive line

Tue, 07/31/2018 - 4:29pm

Editor’s Note: Texas State beat writer Nick Castillo will be previewing each position as the Bobcats gear up for the start of training camp on Friday.

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Texas State’s defensive line takes shape as training camp approaches

Tue, 07/31/2018 - 4:23pm

Editor’s Note: Texas State beat writer Nick Castillo will be previewing each position as the Bobcats gear up for the start of training camp on Friday.

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Bobcats have talent at wide receiver, still searching for answers at tight end

Mon, 07/30/2018 - 4:49pm

Editor’s Note: Texas State beat writer Nick Castillo will be previewing each position as the Bobcats gear up for the start of training camp on Friday.

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