Texas State was back on the gridiron this week, following the Bobcats home opening win over the Jackson State Tigers, 77-34.
Despite the historic offensive output, Head Coach G.J. Kinne emphasized that the Bobcats have plenty to work on.
“On both sides of the ball and on special teams, there are things we can clean up and do a better job of,” Kinne said. “We left a couple of touchdowns out there on offense. Defensively, they have to just do their job. That’s what we tell them everyday. ‘Do your job, one play at a time and good things will happen.’” The bounce win was a showcase of the much improved offense the Bobcats have exhibited over the past three games, averaging 44 points per game–more than double last year’s team average at 20.6, now under the leadership of both Kinne and offensive coordinator Mack Leftwich.
