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Brandon Love dunks the ball on the LeTourneau defense in the Bobcats 110-69 win over the Yellowjackets. Love finished the game with a game high 21 points along with two rebounds and two assists.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

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Jordan Mason dribbles past the LeTourneau defenders in the Bobcats 110-69 win over the Yellowjackets.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Bobcats defeat LeTourneau for third straight win

Texas State added another win to their season total as the Bobcats defeated the LeTourneau Yellowjacks 110-69.

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Jaylin Foster puts up the shot in Texas State’s home game against Denver. Foster finished the game with 13 points, seven rebounds and six assists in the Bobcats 72-46 win over the Pioneers.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

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Ja’Niah Henson passes the ball through a bevel of defenders.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Bobcats defeat Denver to improve to 6-3 overall

The Texas State Bobcats defeated the Denver Pioneers 72-46 to improve their overall record to 6-3.

Moe Johnson Running with Moe

Moe Johnson Running with Moe

Training for the Wildflower 5K

I have just returned from taking a break in activities and visited some family and friends in Northeast Texas. The house we own is across the street from a park. The area around the park is roughly a quarter mile in distance and is on a slight slope. That means one side is an easy downhill and the other side is a gradual uphill. The reason for mentioning this park is that in the spring the town has a Wildflower 5K Fun Run and Walk. Last year I wanted to take some photos of the race for my article when I came back to San Marcos. On the day of the race I found out it was a point to point course with the start and the finish 3.1miles apart. There was no way I could get a photo of the start and make it back to the finish line to catch the lead runners. I am not sure what I was thinking at that time as I had not entered a race for too many years, but I walked up to the registration table and entered the race. A bus ride up to the starting line was next. There were about 150 runners and walkers entered in the race. I was not in good running shape but thought I could walk 3.1 miles. I recalled races we have here in San Marcos and a number of walkers finish in about 50 minutes to over an hour. I set my goal to finish in under one hour. One of the organizers said that it is basically a downhill course with only a few gradual uphills. I got in the back of the pack and took off at the starting gun. I needed a good pace per mile to finish under my one hour time prediction. Feeling good along the way, I tried some slow jogging a few times. This was especially true when the downhill segments were in front of me. Needless to say I did finish under an hour by several minutes and being in an upper age group – I think I was the oldest runner in the bunch – I was awarded a second place in the over 70 age group.

Lady Rattlers team chemistry leads to success during non-district play

Melayna Perkins and Ayleceia Pierson fight for control of the ball during the Lady Rattlers game against Navarro. San Marcos is out to an 13-4 start to the season in hopes of returning back to the playoffs for the first time since 2021-2022 season.
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Lady Rattlers team chemistry leads to success during non-district play

Azariah Fennell goes up for the layup in the Lady Rattlers game against San Antonio Veterans Memorial.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Lady Rattlers team chemistry leads to success during non-district play

Rileigh Good gets off the show before the defender blocks the ball in the Lady Rattlers game against San Antonio Veterans Memorial. San Marcos will look to add another win to their season total when the Lady Rattlers travel to San Antonio Cole next Tuesday.
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Lady Rattlers team chemistry leads to success during non-district play

The San Marcos Lady Rattlers are off to one of their best starts in years with a 13-4 record. They are coming off of handing San Antonio McCollum their first loss of the season, last Tuesday.

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Texas State enters new territory as the Bobcats continue football practice throughout the month of December. The Bobcats will take on Rice in the First Responder Bowl Dec. 26.
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Texas State will look to win their first ever bowl game against the Rice Owls in their first meeting since 1987.
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Bobcats gain valuable practice time during Bowl Season

Texas State continues to prepare for their first ever bowl game as the Bobcats will take on the Rice Owls in the SERVPRO First Responder Bowl.

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Zyair Jolivette drives during the fast break opportunity against the Laredo Johnson. Jolivette finished the game with 19 points, five rebounds and six assists in the Rattlers 74-46 win over Laredo Johnson.
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Ory Williams goes up for the shot in the Rattlers game against Johnson.
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Rattlers fast start leads to dominate win over the Laredo Johnson Wolves

San Marcos rolled to a 74-46 victory over Laredo LBJ off the back of a 19-6 first quarter that set the tone for the rest of the game. Rattlers’ fullcourt press and constant ball pressure disrupted the Wolves’ offense for 32 minutes, and the San Marcos’ offense capitalized off turnovers as well as executing their offensive sets.

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