UTSA competes against No. 1 Texas, shifts focus on conference foes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 20, 2026, 12:34 PM
Last updated Sep 20, 2026
The UTSA Roadrunners faced Texas in Austin on September 19, 2026. Despite a 30-6 loss, head coach Jeff Traylor emphasized the importance of the experience as they prepare for American Athletic Conference competition. Players acknowledged the talent of the Longhorns and the financial disparity between the programs. The Roadrunners benefit from a $1.7 million payout from the game, aiding their budget for the season ahead. Traylor expressed confidence in his team's potential to contend in their conference, aiming for a return to winning form.
- •UTSA loses 30-6 to Texas in Austin on September 19, 2026.
- •Head coach Jeff Traylor highlights the financial gap between programs.
- •Roadrunners receive $1.7 million payout from the game.
- •Team looks to compete for an American Athletic Conference title.
- •Players show promise that may attract interest from larger programs.
- 12:34 PMYahoo Sports — With Longhorns out of reach, why UTSA now can aim for better targets
"After acquitting themselves well against Texas despite being outmatched, the Roadrunners can focus on their American Conference foes.
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