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Aaron Lugo celebrates hitting a home run in the bottom of the first inning in the Bobcats 20-2 win over the Penguins last Friday. Texas State hit five home runs in the season opener en route to a series sweep over Youngstown State.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Bobcats sweep Penguins in series opener

Texas State kicked off the 2024 season with a series sweep over the Youngstown State Penguins winning the third and final game of the series 11-1.

Changes in the sports postseason over the years

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Changes in the sports postseason over the years

The big event last week was the NFL’s Super Bowl. The hype and attention almost make this a national holiday. Even if you are not a football fan it is difficult to enter any conversation that does not refer to the Super Bowl. I remember having big get together parties to watch the game. I started thinking how championships have changed over the years and how the number of teams keeps increasing. The other part of a championship game is it seems there is only one game. When the NFL had two teams play for a championship there was a championship game followed by a consolation game played by the losing teams. This was before there was an NFL and AFL Super Bowl that Vince Lombardi made his famous “Winning is Everything,” comment and referred to that consolation game. What ever happened to athletic contests that played for 3rd and 4th place? The big change came when the AFL League was formed and became popular enough to challenge the prestigious NFL teams. Green Bay played in the first NFL-AFL championship game and the comment from Lombardi was that the upstart AFL teams were not as good as some lesser NFL teams. And until Joe Namath and the Jets came along and beat the Baltimore Colts for the championship it held true. Now it is an even match up for the most part.

Bobcats shut out rival Sam Houston State in blowout win

Megan Kelnar connects for her first career home run in the Bobcats 10-0 win over the rival Sam Houston State Bearkats. Kelnar’s home run sparked a four-run fourth inning.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Bobcats shut out rival Sam Houston State in blowout win
Bobcats shut out rival Sam Houston State in blowout win

Above, Karmyn Bass slides in safely to third base on her triple in the first inning. Below, Katarina Zarate makes the catch for the put out. Zarate hit a home run in the first inning .
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Bobcats shut out rival Sam Houston State in blowout win

Texas State rolled in their opener at the TXST Tournament as the Bobcats dominated former conference rival the Sam Houston State Bearkats 10-0.

Two football players sign with UTRGV filled with ties to San Marcos

Sophomore second basemen Chase Mora looks for an encore season during 2024 campaign for the Bobcats. Mora was selected to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Preseason All-America Second Team.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Two football players sign with UTRGV filled with ties to San Marcos

Senior pitcher Tony Robie is back with the Bobcats for the 2024 season as one of 18 seniors.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Two football players sign with UTRGV filled with ties to San Marcos

Karmyn Bass slides in safely to third base on her triple in the first inning.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Two football players sign with UTRGV filled with ties to San Marcos

Two football players sign with UTRGV filled with ties to San Marcos

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Sophomore pitcher Adelaida Sierra delivers the pitch during the Rattlers home game last season. Sierra went the full seven innings in her first start of the 2024 season allowing just three hits, six walks, one earned run and striking out eight batters in the Rattlers loss to Vista Ridge.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Rattlers fall in pitchers duel to Vista Ridge

San Marcos back on the road this weekend at the Brenham Classic

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