UTSA and Texas State fans face extreme heat during San Marcos game

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Last updated Sep 12, 2026

UTSA and Texas State fans face extreme heat during San Marcos game
Summary

The Texas State Bobcats hosted the UTSA Roadrunners on Saturday, September 12, for a rivalry game in San Marcos. This match marked the home debut for the Bobcats within the Pac-12 conference. Fans dealt with hazardous weather conditions, as the National Weather Service recorded temperatures reaching 101 degrees with a heat index of 107. Many spectators remained in the stadium concourse to seek shade, resulting in noticeably empty seating sections throughout the venue. Social media commentary highlighted frustrations regarding the afternoon kickoff time during peak heat, with some calling for future September games to be scheduled during the evening. Texas State previously played in similarly difficult heat during a road game against the Texas Longhorns one week prior.

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  • Texas State hosted UTSA on September 12 in San Marcos.
  • The National Weather Service reported temperatures reaching 101 degrees during the contest.
  • Many spectators avoided sun-exposed seating by staying in the stadium concourse.
  • This game was the first home appearance for Texas State in the Pac-12.
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  • 10:17 PMYahoo SportsUTSA, Texas State fans battle 100-degree hazardous weather in San Marcos
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A sparse crowd was in attendance for the Bobcats' Pac-12 opener.

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