A very dominant defensive performance by UTSA today as they shutout the Arizona Wildcats, 14-0. The defensive was very active in creating turnovers which the offense converted two of them into touchdowns. UTSA is now 4-2 (3-0), and they travel to Houston to face Rice next week.
Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners at Arizona Wildcats
Oct 5, 2013
1ST
2ND
3RD
4TH
SCORE
Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners (3-2)
7
7
0
0
14
Arizona Wildcats (2-2)
0
0
0
0
0
Team Stats Comparison
UTSA
ARIZ
Total Offense
240
217
Rushing Yards
49
103
Passing Yards
191
114
First Downs
11
13
Punt Return Yards
10
5
Kick Return Yards
23
38
Total Yards
273
260
Turnovers
1
5
3rd Down Converstion
3-12
2-12
4th Down Conversion
0-0
1-3
2-Point Conversion
0-0
0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals
6-2-0
2-0-0
Penalties
0-0
2-15
Posession Time
7:54
12:06
Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING
UTSA
ARIZ
3:00
(UTSA) Kam Jones, 7 Yd pass from Eric Soza (Sean Ianno kick)
Another solid defensive effort for UTSA has lead to their third consecutive victory, 14-7 over Florida International. The win brings the Roadrunners to 3-2 (3-0) on the season. Cornerback, Jeremy Hall, scored a touchdown on an interception return late in the first half and allowed UTSA to take a 7-0 halftime lead. Quarterback Eric Soza tacked on another score on a nine yard pass to Kenny Harrison to take a 14-0 lead. Shortly after extending the lead, Jake Medlock connected on a 70 yard touchdown pass to Willis Wright to bring the score to 14-7, and the UTSA defense would hold steady from there. One impressive stat for the Roadrunner defense: Negative 79 rushing yards allowed. What an impressive day for this team.
Florida International Golden Panthers at Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners
Sep 28, 2013
1ST
2ND
3RD
4TH
SCORE
Florida International Golden Panthers (1-2)
0
0
7
0
7
Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners (3-2)
0
7
7
0
14
Team Stats Comparison
FIU
UTSA
Total Offense
157
266
Rushing Yards
-79
55
Passing Yards
236
211
First Downs
10
9
Punt Return Yards
23
3
Kick Return Yards
53
34
Total Yards
233
303
Turnovers
4
2
3rd Down Converstion
5-14
7-16
4th Down Conversion
1-4
0-2
2-Point Conversion
0-0
0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals
4-0-0
4-1-0
Penalties
1-10
1-5
Posession Time
12:20
7:40
Scoring Summary
SECOND QUARTER SCORING
FIU
UTSA
0:15
(UTSA) Jeremy Hall, returned interception 42 Yds (Sean Ianno kick)
0
7
THIRD QUARTER SCORING
FIU
UTSA
1:56
(UTSA) Kenny Harrison, 9 Yd pass from Eric Soza (Ianno kick)
A very unspectacular offensive game for UTSA usually means a loss, right? Well this time, if you thought that, you would be wrong. The Roadrunners offensive struggles were completely over-shadowed by a phenomenal defensive performance today. UTSA got the 7-0 shutout victory against UAB today, on the strength of David Glasco's five yard touchdown run and a very stingy defense that created four turnovers. Those turnovers included interceptions by Triston Wade, Nic Johnston and the school career interceptions leader, Darrien Starling, and a key fumble recovery by Erik Brown. UTSA will be at home next week to take on new Conference USA cross-division rival Florida International.
UTSA's defense had so much built up anger after performing horribly against New Mexico and Oklahoma State, they just had to take it out on somebody. Unfortunately for Marshall, it just happened to be them. The offense woke up for the Roadrunners as David Glasco found the endzone on a three yard run midway through the first quarter and the defense held strong ending the first quarter on top 7-0. The game was tied going into halftime, thanks to a 10 yard scramble by Marshall quarterback, Rakeem Cato. The UTSA defense shut Marshall down in the second half though, as key interceptions by Erik Brown and Steven Kurfehs allowed UTSA to capitalize on those mistakes by backup quarterback A.J. Graham. Cato left the game shortly after halftime with an injured arm, which was later found out to be fractured. Other injury news during the game was Marshall running back Travon Van. He left the game with a concussion and will be questionable for next week's game, leaving them down to third string running back, Tyrone Jackson. Early in the third quarter, Sean Ianno tacked on a 17 yard field goal to give UTSA the lead for good, and then quarterback Eric Soza took over from there. Soza threw three, second half touchdown passes. The first was a 16 yarder to Kam Jones, the second a 12 yard strike to Kenny Harrison and the third was a 30 yard bomb to Jones. On an additional note, linebacker Steven Kurfehs set a new school record for interceptions in one game.
Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners at Marshall Thundering Herd
Sep 14, 2013
1ST
2ND
3RD
4TH
SCORE
Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners (1-2)
7
0
17
7
31
Marshall Thundering Herd (0-3)
0
7
0
0
7
Team Stats Comparison
UTSA
MRSH
Total Offense
293
210
Rushing Yards
64
35
Passing Yards
229
175
First Downs
12
11
Punt Return Yards
15
31
Kick Return Yards
0
90
Total Yards
308
331
Turnovers
1
3
3rd Down Converstion
3-12
313
4th Down Conversion
1-2
0-3
2-Point Conversion
0-0
0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals
6-3-1
1-1-0
Penalties
1-5
5-42
Posession Time
8:47
11:13
Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING
UTSA
MRSH
2:46
(UTSA) David Glasco, 3 Yd run (Sean Ianno Kick)
7
0
SECOND QUARTER SCORING
UTSA
MRSH
2:41
(MRSH) Rakeem Cato, 10 Yd run (Justin Haig Kick)
7
7
THIRD QUARTER SCORING
UTSA
MRSH
3:17
(UTSA) Sean Ianno, 17 Yd FG
10
7
1:52
(UTSA) Kam Jones, 16 Yd pass from Eric Soza (Ianno Kick)
17
7
0:37
(UTSA) Kenny Harrison, 12 Yd pass from Eric Soza (Ianno Kick)
24
7
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING
UTSA
MRSH
2:23
(UTSA) Kam Jones, 30 Yd pass from Eric Soza (Ianno Kick)
The UTSA Roadrunners fall to Oklahoma State 27-10. Things started out great for UTSA going up 7-0 on a fumble recovery in the endzone by Jeremy Hall. Oklahoma State tied it up early in the second quarter on a short, Jeremy Smith touchdown run. UTSA took control again on a 26 yard field goal on the next possesion. However, Oklahoma State took control from there on out, with Clint Chelf connecting with Matthew McClaren on a 10 yard pass to go up 14-10, and hooking up with Josh Stewart as time expired in the first half to take a 21-10 halftime lead. UTSA came out fired up in the second half, but Jeremy Smith's one yard plunge late in the third quarter seemed to take all the wind out of UTSA's sails.
Oklahoma State Cowboys at Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners
Aug 31, 2013
1ST
2ND
3RD
4TH
SCORE
Oklahoma State Cowboys (1-0)
0
21
6
0
27
Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners (0-2)
7
3
0
0
10
Team Stats Comparison
OKST
UTSA
Total Offense
365
135
Rushing Yards
94
37
Passing Yards
271
98
First Downs
16
6
Punt Return Yards
45
0
Kick Return Yards
67
43
Total Yards
477
178
Turnovers
2
0
3rd Down Converstion
2-10
3-13
4th Down Conversion
1-1
0-0
2-Point Conversion
0-0
0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals
7-4-0
2-0-1
Penalties
1-13
1-5
Posession Time
12:43
7:17
Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING
OKST
UTSA
0:28
(UTSA) Jeremy Hall, fumble recovery in endzone (Sean Ianno Kick)
0
7
SECOND QUARTER SCORING
OKST
UTSA
4:45
(OKST) Jeremy Smith, 3 Yd run (Bobby Stonebraker Kick)
7
7
2:27
(UTSA) Sean Ianno, 26 Yd FG
7
10
1:50
(OKST) Matthew McClaren, 10 Yd pass from Clint Chelf (Bobby Stonebraker Kick)
NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: August 26, 2013
RK
LW
TEAM (VOTES)
W
L
POINTS
1
1
USC (39)
0
0
1503
2
2
Oklahoma (21)
0
0
1428
3
3
Arkansas (1)
0
0
1356
4
4
Georgia
0
0
1285
5
5
Michigan State
0
0
1216
6
6
Florida State
0
0
1149
7
7
Michigan
0
0
1084
8
8
LSU
0
0
1020
9
9
Texas
0
0
958
10
10
Utah
1
0
897
11
11
Alabama
0
0
838
12
12
Kansas State
0
0
781
13
13
Nebraska
0
0
726
14
14
Auburn
0
0
672
15
15
Virginia Tech
0
0
621
16
16
South Carolina
0
0
570
17
17
Texas A&M
0
0
522
18
18
Virginia
0
0
475
19
19
NC State
0
0
430
20
20
Clemson
0
0
387
21
21
TCU
0
0
345
22
22
Georgia Tech
0
0
305
23
23
Ohio State
0
0
267
24
24
BYU
0
0
230
25
25
Wisconsin
0
0
195
Heisman Watch - Updated: August 26, 2013
NAME
POS
SCHOOL
SEASON STATS
Isaiah Crowell
HB
Georgia
No Stats
Taylor Martinez
QB
Nebraska
No Stats
Malcolm Brown
HB
Texas
No Stats
Jordan Wynn
QB
Utah
22-40, 251 Yds, 3TD, 6 Car, 32 Yds
Kain Colter
QB
Northwestern
No Stats
Injury News
----------------------------
Only one injury during the 3 games in Week 1. Utah loses wide receiver, Dres Anderson, for six weeks with a torn quad. He was injured during the Utes win over Stanford.
Matchup Preview *|* August 26, 2013
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Oklahoma State Cowboys (0-0, 0-0 Away)
Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners (0-1, 0-0 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison
0
Total Yards
186
0
Total Offensive Yards
157
0
Passing Yards
58
0
Rushing Yards
99
0.0
Points Per Game
0.0
0
Passing TD
0
0
Rushing TD
0
0
First Downs
10
0
Red Zone Attempts
1
0-0
Red Zone TD-FG
0-0
0%
Red Zone Percentage
0%
Defensive Stats Comparison
0
Total Yards Allowed
286
0
Passing Yards Allowed
240
0
Rushing Yards Allowed
46
0
Points Allowed
17
0
Sacks
3
0
Fumble Recoveries
0
0
Interceptions
0
0.0
Points Per Game
17.0
0
Red Zone Attempts
7
0-0
Red Zone TD-FG
1-1
0%
Red Zone Percentage
28%
Injury Report
No Injuries
No Injuries
Game Notes
Oklahoma State makes their first trip to the Alamodome to play UTSA. They have been to the Alamodome in the past when they played in the Alamo Bowl.
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