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Brew-1-0 9/5: Orange Ya Glad Football's Home?

UTSA Athletics released helpful information for fans planning to attend the Roadrunners’ home opener against Texas State on Saturday, Sept. 6.

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The home opener is here, Roadrunners Fam. UTSA Athletics released the following information for fans planning to attend the Roadrunners’ home opener against Texas State on Saturday, Sept. 6:

PACK THE ALAMODOME
Kickoff for the Orange Out game is set for 2:30 p.m. at the Alamodome. UTSA is aiming to break the program’s all-time home attendance record of 56,743 fans on Saturday for the Battle for I-35 against Texas State. Tickets are on sale by calling or texting 210-458-UTSA (8872) or visiting ticketmaster.com.

🎉 And don’t forget next week’s pep rally! 👇🏼

What other ingredients do we have to mix into this piping hot Brew-1-0 for today? Check it out below!

🏀 Jordyn Jenkins Feature
🏐 Volleyball Makes First Road Trip
⚽️ Owls get the 1-0 Win Over UIW!
🤙🏼 And much, much more!

📈 STOCK UP

🔼 ‘Runners Had the Last Word. That’s 3-0 in the series between UTSA Soccer and Incarnate Word as of Thursday night!

Next Up:

Sunday, Sept. 7
⚽️ Soccer vs. East Texas A& M - Rowdy’s Water Park/Family Day/Meep Meep Peeps Day @ 1:00 PM | Tickets

🔼 Digging In, Road Edition. The 0-2 UTSA volleyball team will hit for the first time in the 2025 campaign to compete in the Dr. Mary Jo Wynn Invitational today and tomorrow in Springfield, Mo.

The Roadrunners will kick off the invitational against DePaul (2-1) this morning at 10 a.m. CT. They will then play the host school, Missouri State (0-3), at 7 p.m. In the third and final match of the invitational, UTSA will play Lindenwood (3-0) tomorrow (Saturday, Sept. 6) at noon. All three games will be on statbroadcast, with the game against Missouri State being broadcast on ESPN+.

🔼 A Legacy in the Making. As Sombrilla Magazine’s Shea Conner writes, “Whenever any athlete looks to the western rafters of the Convocation Center, they see 33. It’s the number that Monica Gibbs wore from 2005 to 2009 as she magnificently put together three all-conference seasons for the Roadrunners.

“To this day, Gibbs is the only UTSA women’s basketball player to be granted the ultimate recognition of having her jersey retired. But some day, inevitably, 32 will take its rightful place next to 33 — and it will be because Jordyn Jenkins ’25 earned it the hard way.

“Jenkins’ status as one of UTSA’s all-time greats is cemented. She was a two-time conference player of the year, led her team to an American Conference championship and became the first Roadrunner to ever sign a WNBA contract.

“But on a spring day in 2023, her legacy in orange and blue didn’t seem so inevitable. During a routine offseason workout, Jenkins planted her leg awkwardly and tore the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in her right knee. As she laid crumpled on the court and the tears began welling in her eyes, she had doubts that her basketball journey would continue.”

🔼 Investing in Her Community. Hailing from Raymondville, Texas (pop. 10,236), a small town that is known as the “Gateway to the Rio Grande Valley,” Miranda Moya is making the most of her experiences at UT San Antonio to one day impact the community where she was raised. And, like nearly 45 percent of the undergraduate population at UT San Antonio, she was a first-generation college student.

Moya, currently a Doctor of Occupational Therapy student in the School of Health Professions, earned her undergraduate degree in kinesiology from the College for Health, Community and Policy in the fall of 2024. She was one of more than 100 students annually who serve as student assistants within the UTSA Athletics Department.

🧡: FULL STORY

🔼 30 Seconds to Madrid. Get to know UTSA catcher Makayla Madrid in 30 seconds. She shares her favorite thing about San Antonio and what sport she’d play if not softball. Oh, and she has the best giggle ever.

🤙🏼 ONE BIG THING

The Road to the NFL Through the 2-1-0. We love to see our ‘Runners in the wild. Good luck this week!

🤓 UTSA TRIVIA

The Origin Story

In what year did the I-35 rivalry between UTSA and Texas State Football begin?

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Friday, Sept. 5
🏐 Volleyball vs. DePaul - Dr. Mary Jo Wynn Invitational (Springfield, Missouri) @ 10:00 AM
🏐 Volleyball vs. Missouri State - Dr. Mary Jo Wynn Invitational (Springfield, Missouri) @ 7:00 PM | Live Stats

Saturday, Sept. 6
🏐 Volleyball vs. Lindenwood - Dr. Mary Jo Wynn Invitational (Springfield, Missouri) @ noon
🏈 Football vs. Texas State - Battle For I-35/Orange Out/Pack the Alamodome @ 2:30 PM ESPN+ | Ticket 760 | Live Stats | Tickets

Sunday, Sept. 7
⛳️ Men’s Golf @ Louisiana Tech Argent Financial Invitational (Choudrant, Louisiana) | Live Scoring
⚽️ Soccer vs. East Texas A& M - Rowdy’s Water Park/Family Day/Meep Meep Peeps Day @ 1:00 PM | Tickets

ℹ TRIVIA ANSWER

Answer: 2012!

The "Battle of I-35" rivalry began around 2012-2013, coinciding with Texas State's move to the FBS level of college football.

🤙🏼 Enjoy your weekend, Roadrunner Nation!