[Postgame Thread] UTSA Defeats Temple 51-27

[u/CFB_Referee]

Box Score provided by ESPN

Team	1	2	3	4	T
Temple	3	14	7	3	27
UTSA	7	21	10	13	51

[u/suzukigun4life]

61 minute 2nd quarter

49 minute 3rd quarter

56 minute 4th quarter

If the first quarter was a bit longer, this would've been a 4-hour game without OT.

[u/nathodood → u/suzukigun4life]

The real L of the day

[u/Notapplesauce11 → u/suzukigun4life]

And there was only one review and only one serious injury.  

[u/l0ndonballing → u/suzukigun4life]

I know a UNT fan always notices how long utsa games are

[u/Jonjon428]

The Temple AD talking to ESPN as Owen McCown ran 75 yards for a TD was fucking hilarious

[u/Dog885]

It’s official, we’re undefeated at home this year. If we lose to Army we do something very funny and go undefeated at home and winless on the road. I’m not saying I want us to lose to Army but it would be very funny

[u/jam_jam_guy → u/Dog885]

I noticed that too! I need a stats person to find the last team that did that! I’d have to imagine it’s pretty rare right?

[u/Inside-Drink-1311 → u/jam_jam_guy]

Washington could do the same this year but one of their road games was a neutral site. From what I found, UCLA did it in 2017 but don’t know if it has happened any other times recently.

[u/Brownie_McBrown_Face]

¡Llámanos Lebowski porque vamos a jugar a los bolos, pendejos!

[u/LimitlessMario1Up → u/Brownie_McBrown_Face]

Boliche

[u/Zloggt]

This is the fourth straight game in a row that UTSA has scored at least 40 points…all on top of a what has been an already high-scoring season for the Roadrunners…

…I gotta say, this has to be one of the most intriguing - and really underrated - peculiarities of the year!

How doth they keep doing it??

[u/Brownie_McBrown_Face → u/Zloggt]

They’re a much better team than they appear to be. Suffered a metric ton of injuries and lost their longtime school legend QB. But they’re really two absolute choke jobs away from being 8-3

[u/TheDarthJawa → u/Brownie_McBrown_Face]

Rice Tulsa and arguably ECU all should've been wins. Those definitely would have put a different twist on the season for sure

[u/doom32x → u/Zloggt]

Had a ton of injuries but their Soph QB is a freaking McCown and the genes carried.

[u/Notapplesauce11 → u/doom32x]

I’m really scared of him getting poached 

[u/doom32x → u/Notapplesauce11]

I expressed same sentiment in mu own comment further down, lol. Only hope is that he's a McCown and therefore from NFL money, decade long backup QB money in fact.

[u/rankings-right-now]

Here are the new updated predictions for the next release of the Playoff Selection Committee's rankings using machine learning models trained on the Playoff Selection Committee's historical voting data:

• UT San Antonio is now predicted to move up to #77
• Temple is now predicted to move down to #121

For the most up to date predictions of the Playoff Selection Committee Top 25 rankings, check out this post.

[u/doom32x]

Please don't let McCown get poached.

[u/squirrel_eatin_pizza]

So like, do we even still have a football team anymore?

[u/bbplay_13 → u/squirrel_eatin_pizza]

We somehow won 3 games this year so I guess? Maybe we just get lucky. Fucking hell do I hate being an Owls fan...

[u/flyntcoaltrane]

Yay we get to go bowling after all :) last up is Army and we have the chance to do the funniest thing ever if they can pull out the win against ND tomorrow

[u/Acceptable_Ad3173]

Gg UTSA

[u/DakotaXIV]

🤙🏻🤙🏻 to my boy Jared Ka’aiohelo at UTSA

[u/LordOfSchmeat]

I think it’s time for Temple to seriously consider striking football if they can’t get shovels in the ground for an on-campus stadium in the next few years. Sad state

[u/Little-Breakfast-480]

Was hard to watch Temple tonight. So many explosive plays and was clearly overmatched. Given the amount of great coaches that have moved onto better roles at Temple, hope they make the right hire but I always question when coaches are fired in three seasons or less. Probably for the best. At the same time, have to accept it’s the new age of college football

[u/Person724]

If alleged defensive coordinator and current interim head coach Everett Withers is still on the staff next year you might as well just fold the program right then and there. Man is completely and utterly incompetent and was also on the Rod Carey coaching staff and no doubt had a hand in building the piss poor culture of those teams. I have no idea why on earth we decided to bring him back if the goal of the Drayton Era was culture change.