The weekend in San Marcos is never at a loss for music, particularly at the end of a week when we lost a largely unsung hero of popular music.
With an 83-76 win Wednesday at Texas-San Antonio, the Texas State men’s basketball team could climb to as high as third when they finish the regular season Saturday. However, they would have to beat league leader Sam Houston State at Strahan Coliseum.
We’re not crowning a mud queen or tattooing Ringo Starr on our arms, but San Marcos still makes a mark with music and ice cream this weekend.
The Texas State men’s basketball scheduled for Saturday afternoon at Texas-Arlington (UTA) has been moved to 1 p.m. from 7 p.m. to avoid conflicts with the Dallas Cowboys’ first-round NFL playoff game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Cowboys Stadium.
Winning for the tenth straight time with a three-game sweep at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi last Saturday, the Texas State volleyball team vaulted to the top seed in this weekend’s Southland Conference Tournament with a 13-3 league record.
With eight straight wins, the Texas State volleyball team is 11-3 in the Southland Conference, but 14-0 Central Arkansas already has clinched the league title with a week left in the season.
The Texas State volleyball team swept Texas-San Antonio Saturday improving to 2-0 in the Southland Conference with a four-match winning streak.
In its first league road test after running a five-game winning streak at Strahan Coliseum, the Texas State men’s basketball team absorbed a brutal beating, 89-64, Wednesday night at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
Riding a five-game winning streak, the Texas State men’s basketball team will try to show it can handle a league game on the road tonight at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
