This Saturday the UTSA Roadrunners will host the Rice Owls in what is shaping up to be a good in-state rivalry. This is the second meeting between the two teams and the first at the Alamodome.
The UTSA roadrunners are looking to bounce back after a disappointing loss at the hands of Marshall University. Rice, to the surprise of many casual college football fans, have put together a pretty good squad. They open up this game three-point favorites – but the roadrunners have the talent and experience, not to mention Larry Coker, to win this game. They also have Roadrunner Nation, super fans and sports news junkies who are experts at UTSA game analysis and having a great time.
The Rivard Report has a pair of tickets for this weekend’s game to give away to one lucky reader and their friend. All you have to do is tell us what you enjoy the most about UTSA football. Is it the players, the tailgates, the atmosphere in the Alamodome or its close proximity to downtown? We want to hear from you and you want these tickets. Win-win.
When commenting, include your first and last name along with your email address in the appropriate fields. Your email will not be visible to the public unless you enter it into the comment text field. We advise you to enter it into the provided field so that only our team can see it – it will not be used for any purpose but to contact you in the event that you’ve won. We will announce the winner, selected at random, Thursday evening. Kick off is at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Alamodome.
Below is a selection of stories we’ve published on the Rivard Report for inspiration. Good luck!
Game Day in San Antonio: We Are All Roadrunners
TAILGATING @UTSA Football: It All Starts Saturday Morning Downtown
UTSA President Romo Addresses Education, Workforce, and Future
Sports: A Hole in the Fabric of Downtown
Jaime Solis is the Director of Marketing and Development for the Rivard Report, he previously served as a congressional aide to Congressman Ciro Rodriguez and a Legislative Director for State Representative Joe Farias. You can follow him on Twitter at @_JaimeSolis and contact him at jaime@rivardreport.com.
