In just their fifth season of playing football, the University of Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners are already one of the most successful start-up football programs in the NCAA. They’ve gone from not having a team at all to playing some of the top teams in the country. UTSA has put itself on the map nationally and […]
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Driving back home to San Antonio in early August, I couldn’t help but stare out the window and reflect as the scorching Texas sun set on another wonderful family baseball road trip. It still amazes me that we only have five out of 30 major league stadiums left to see. In 2012 my dream of
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More than 130 swimmers from 22 countries participated in the week-long World Deaf Swimming Championships in San Antonio, Texas, in mid-August. Currently in its fourth year, the international event, which is separate from the Deaf Olympics, is one of a few designed only for swimmers who are deaf or hard of hearing. Rene Massengale, who
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As soon as the clock struck midnight on July 1 to signify the beginning of free agency, NBA teams made a flurry of moves, instantly impacting how the rest of the market would shape up. With 10 free agents, including two-time league MVP Tim Duncan and invaluable sixth man Manu Ginóbili, the San Antonio Spurs
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