Wary of losing players to transfers, the Roadrunners eased off the pressure in workouts at times last spring, and Jeff Traylor is aiming to return to form.
As transfer restrictions lifted and player movement reached all-time peaks,
fell short of championship aspirations last season in the American Athletic Conference. Following each round of conditioning drills, Traylor said the Roadrunners voted on who stood out and who underperformed. The team’s tracking data from workouts was readily available for all to see, with players ranked within their position group and against the entire roster. READ MORE:
has the roster depth to remain fresh through an increased grind. “Coach Traylor knows how to turn it up every year. I thought it wasn’t going to get any harder than last year when he turned it up on us, but he came back with another one,” defensive lineman Asyrus Simon said. “Last spring, I felt like we were moving a little slower, and we’re moving pretty fast right now. I’m proud to see that.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
UTSA gets ‘conditional approval’ to sell or lease Hemisfair property to cityThursday's vote by the UT Board of Regents ramps up speculation that the city is seeking a new downtown home for the San Antonio Spurs.
Read more »
Brooks Development Authority spends $18,540 on UTSA football suite, alcohol records showThe Brooks Development Authority has spent thousands of dollars on food, drinks, and tickets for a UTSA football suite in the fall of 2023, according to receipts and a contract obtained by KSAT.
Read more »
UTSA Athletics department planning new sports training facilitiesUTSA plans to spend an estimated $57 million on new sports facilities at the Park West and other capital projects for the athletics program.
Read more »
La Cantera and UTSA collaborate for unique eclipse viewing eventSAN ANTONIO - If you want to go to a prime sppot
Read more »
Fairbanks phone scamsBe wary when anyone asks for your credit card or personal information over the phone.
Read more »
Iran, wary of wider war, urges its proxies to avoid provoking U.S.Tehran is eager to disrupt U.S. and Israeli interests in the Middle East but wary of provoking a direct confrontation, officials in the region say.
Read more »