San Antonio, TX
Sep 9, 2023
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The UTSA Roadrunners emerged victorious against the Texas State Bobcats 20-13 in a closely contested matchup, marked by a resilient performance from quarterback Frank Harris who returned from an early injury to lead his team to triumph. UTSA's Chase Allen opened the scoring with a long-range 46-yard field goal in the first quarter, setting the tone for a fierce rivalry game in front of 49,342 fans, the second-largest crowd to watch the Roadrunners in the Alamodome.
In the second quarter, Texas State's Jahmyl Jeter plunged into the end zone for a 3-yard touchdown, followed by Mason Shipley's 42-yard field goal to level the score at halftime. The Roadrunners regained the lead late in the third quarter when Harris connected with Willie McCoy for a 20-yard touchdown, and after a staunch defensive stand, Allen's 43-yard field goal in the fourth quarter sealed the victory. UTSA's defense dominated, holding the Bobcats to just 69 yards in the second half, a far cry from their 441-yard performance against Baylor the previous week.
Chase Allen (UTSA Roadrunners)
Kicked a 46-yard field goal, giving UTSA an early lead and setting the tone for a hard-fought rivalry game.
Rocko Griffin (UTSA Roadrunners)
Rushed for a 20-yard touchdown, solidifying UTSA's lead although later disputed by an eventual Texas State comeback.
Jahmyl Jeter (Texas State Bobcats)
Scored on a 3-yard touchdown rush, clawing Texas State back into the competitive first half.
Mason Shipley (Texas State Bobcats)
Kicked a 42-yard field goal right before halftime, equalizing the game and boosting Texas State's morale.
Frank Harris (UTSA Roadrunners)
Delivered a 20-yard touchdown pass to Willie McCoy, giving UTSA a much-needed lead in the third quarter.
Mason Shipley (Texas State Bobcats)
Kicked a 43-yard field goal, narrowing the score and keeping Texas State within striking distance.
Chase Allen (UTSA Roadrunners)
Sealed UTSA's win with a decisive 43-yard field goal, showcasing his reliability under pressure.
Frank Harris (UTSA Roadrunners, QB)
Overcame an early injury to throw for 214 yards and a critical touchdown, demonstrating his resilience and leadership.
Kevorian Barnes (UTSA Roadrunners, RB)
Rushed for 103 yards, including a vital 35-yard gain in the final minutes to help secure the victory.
Trey Moore (UTSA Roadrunners, LB)
Imposed his presence with three sacks and seven total tackles, anchoring a formidable UTSA defense.
Chase Allen (UTSA Roadrunners, K)
Exhibited clutch kicking by converting field goals of 46 and 43 yards, including the game-sealer in the fourth quarter.
Willie McCoy (UTSA Roadrunners, WR)
Delivered a decisive 20-yard touchdown reception, giving UTSA a crucial lead in the third quarter.
Texas State Bobcats
0
10
0
3
13
UTSA Roadrunners
3
7
7
3
20
