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Good morning, Roadrunners Fam. As part of its continuing commitment to invest in a championship-caliber football program which can compete for AAC titles and College Football Playoff berths, as well as supporting its student-athletes at the highest level, UTSA Athletics is implementing a new pricing and seating model for the 2025 football season.

The pricing and seating plan was devised after UTSA Athletics – in partnership with Playfly Aspire – conducted a football fan survey and then analyzed the data. UTSA fans can click on this map to see the new pricing and seating options available within the Alamodome for the upcoming season.

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What other ingredients do we have for the Brew today? Check it out below!

🏀 WBB seeking single-game home attendance record on March 1
🥎 Feature on UTSA softball player Lindsey Davis
🤙🏼 And much, much more!

STOCK UP

🔼 Time For a Convo on the Convo. The UTSA WBB program, which is in the midst of a historic season, will push to break the all-time Convocation Center single-game home attendance record of 2,000 fans on Saturday, March 1_, in a 12 p.m. Senior Day game vs. Florida Atlantic. It will mark the final home game for standout seniors Jordyn Jenkins and Nina De Leon Negron, who have played critical roles in the program’s impressive trajectory.

The ‘Runners are 22-3 on the season and headline the AAC standings with a 13-1 league mark. UTSA is just two victories away from matching the program record for wins in a season (24).

Need more convincing? Let Coach Karen Aston do the talking! 👇🏼

Oh, and how about one more incentive!? You get to see J.J. in her last home contest! 👇🏼

🔼 A Fork in the Road. The moment Lindsey Davis made peace with the fact that she might never play again was the start of her evolution into a leader on the UTSA softball team.

Davis had experienced a great fall last season and was excited for the 2024 campaign under first-year head coach Vann Stuedeman. But a brief mix-up with her academic record prevented Davis from making the trip to Houston for the Houston Classic last February.

“A grade of mine hadn’t been entered, so my overall grade was super low,” Davis said. “For the next couple of days, I very much showed how upset I was about that. It was so immature.”

It proved to be a weekend of reflection for the outfielder that translated into a mindset shift that has set her up for success both on and off the softball field.

Go here for more on Davis becoming a team player, the many athletes in her family and their role in Davis’s career and her breakthrough game in April of 2024.

🔼 The Net Results Are Impressive. UTSA sophomore Vittoria Baccino has been named the AAC Women’s Tennis Player of the Week.

Baccino is coming off a perfect 2-0 weekend in singles play, recording a pair of three-set victories at No. 3 in dramatic fashion to help the Roadrunners improve to 12-0, the best start in program history. The Savona, Italy native also opened the weekend with a 6-3 doubles victory teamed with Letizia Corsini over Tarleton.

She is now 8-1 in singles play and 6-2 in doubles action this season.

🔼 “Weather” Or Not to Play. Due to weather concerns, the UTSA softball team's 3 p.m. road bout against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi scheduled for Tuesday has been moved to Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 3 p.m. at Chapman Field in Corpus Christi, Texas. Additionally, the 'Runners have updated their schedule for Thursday, as they'll now open the Roadrunner Classic against Michigan State at 1 p.m. before facing Akron at 3:30 p.m. inside the confines of Roadrunner Field.

🔼 In Spring, Everything Comes Up Soccer. The UTSA women’s soccer team has announced the schedule for this spring’s opponents under head coach Derek Pittman. UTSA will play five games and an alumni game, including three opportunities to catch the squad at home.

The 2025 spring schedule opens on March 2 with another cross-town friendly against Incarnate Word at Park West. Later in the month, UTSA will host Big 12 foe Houston on the 23rd at Park West.

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🔼 Say “Howdy, Partner” to This Deal. UTSA Fans - it's Rowdy Rodeo Time!

UTSA MBB plays host to South Florida tonight at 7 p.m. presented by H-E-B. It's Rowdy Rodeo Night presented by Pedrotti's Ranch! 

Fans in attendance at the game will receive free UTSA foam cowboy hats, H-E-B Rodeo themed bandanas, coupons for a free Whataburger Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit and a chance to win San Antonio Rodeo Tickets!

Pedrotti's Ranch will have a number of interactive Western activations outside the Convocation Center beginning around 6:15 p.m., which will be fun for the entire family! 

Tickets start at just $15! Click here to purchase yours today!

🤔 UTSA TRIVIA

🤙 ONE BIG THING

It’s Hard Work Being Perfect. With an unprecedented 12-0 start, you’d think the UTSA women’s tennis time might rest on their laurels. Instead, they continue to put in the work. 💪🏼

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Wednesday, Feb. 19
🏀 Men’s Basketball vs. South Florida - Rowdy Rodeo @ 7:00 PM CST ESPN+ Live Stats | Watch Live on ESPN+ | Tickets

Thursday, Feb. 20
🥎 Softball vs. Michigan State - Roadrunner Classic - Throwback Thursday @ 1:00 PM CST
🥎 Softball vs. Akron - Roadrunner Classic - Throwback Thursday @ 3:30 PM CST

Friday, Feb. 21
🎾 Women’s Tennis @ South Florida @ 10:00 AM CST
🎾 Men’s Tennis vs. Florida Atlantic @ 2:00 PM CST
⚾️ Baseball @ Long Island University @ 2:00 PM CST ESPN+ | Live Stats
🥎 Softball vs. Omaha - Girl Scouts Night @ 7:00 PM CST

🤙🏼 Go here for the full UTSA Athletics Calendar

🎉 TRIVIA ANSWER

Answer: 1991!

The UTSA WBB program seeks to break the all-time Convocation Center single-game home attendance record of 2,000 fans on Saturday, March 1, in a 12 p.m. Senior Day game vs. Florida Atlantic.

The previous record of 2,000 fans was set on February 9, 1991 vs. SMU.

🤙🏼 Let’s get over the hump, Roadrunner Nation!