Thank you to all of our listeners who voted in the sixth-annual Domeys Awards! We’re thrilled to present the nominees and winners in each category in another spectacular production from our Creative Director Aaron Livingston. Remember that Domeys nominations are open year round, so tag or message us with any 2025 memes or moments deserving of recognition.

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Best Moment of 2024

UTSA Athletics Newcomer of the Year

Male Athlete of the Year

Female Athlete of the Year

Top Non-Athletics Moment of 2024

Play of the Year Meme of the Year

The Roadrunners dropped their first game in 14 contests as cross-town rival UIW spoiled UTSA's historic run. It was UTSA's first home loss of the year, and UIW's first road win of the season. Baseball is weird. We break down the action in this Pitch Count Recap.

Fresh off an upset win over #14 Texas A&M, UTSA is chasing history as they aim to continue their winning streak at home against Texas Southern. With the Tigers experiencing a down year, the Roadrunners will need to remain focused to avoid a slip up. Hear more in this series preview episode.

The bats are back, baby! UTSA destroyed both Houston Christian and Oakland in a pair of mid-week games, earning two run-rule wins. The pitching also impressed as things trend upwards for the Roadrunners. Tune in to the Pitch Count Recap to hear our takeaways from the victories.

Jeff Traylor took a near-even split between transfers and high school athletes in the 2025 recruiting class as the Roadrunners looked to balance refilling urgent needs for this year's roster with seeking to develop future stand outs from the high school ranks. We run through each signee and highlight a few players we're most excited for.

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Coming off another sour disappointment in the conference tournament, UTSA Baseball will aim to finally break through under Pat Hallmark as the program's growth has yet to translate over to the post-season. We recap the top moments of the 2024 season before jumping into our 2025 preview, as the Roadrunners should once again feature a potent offense and an unproven bullpen.

We're back from a few week hiatus to look back and take stock of the Roadrunner's up-and-down 2024 season after having some time to process the year that was. UTSA certainly didn't meet their potential, but there's also a lot to be happy with as Owen McCown showed us that life after Frank Harris may not be as frightful as we feared. We grade the coaching staff on their performance, and hand out superlatives to players who stood out throughout 2024.

03:29 - What narratives will we take away from the 2024 season?

11:05 - Giving a letter grade to the season

17:36 - Best and worst moments of the season

27:24 - How did the staff do coaching this team?

36:10 - Player superlatives

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The Roadrunners made roadkill of a heavily-depleted Coastal Carolina roster as UTSA defeated the Chanticleers in all three phases of the game, securing a road victory 44-15. We break down all of the action from the Myrtle Beach Bowl as Jeff Traylor secured his fifth winning season at UTSA.

01:05 - UTSA earns their first road win of the season in their final contest of 2024

05:05 - Justin Burke opened up the playbook and the offense took off running

17:15 - The Roadrunners special teams were cooking against Coastal

20:05 - UTSA's defense played spectacular football in the bowl game

29:11 - Jeff Traylor was unable to resolve the team's penalty issue this season

33:18 - Securing a winning record with a road win helped salvage what could have been a bad season

43:48 - How a new eligibility waiver could effect UTSA's 2025 roster

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It's definitely a strange bowl game for UTSA as they'll play a true road game in Myrtle Beach on Coastal Carolina's home field, while the Chanticleers will struggle to fill their two deep after being hit hard by the transfer portal. We discuss the UTSA outlook heading into bowl week, as well as preview Coastal as best we can given their roster flux.

1:24 - A unique broadcast window should give some interesting national visibility

6:28 - The Roadrunners are in pretty good position for this bowl game as far as roster availability goes

15:02 - Picking young breakout candidates for UTSA in the bowl game

17:44 - How important is a win here for UTSA?

22:00 - Preview Coastal Carolina where their roster is depleted to say the least

27:01 - What if UTSA was a South Texas Ag school?

53:12 - Score predictions

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The Roadrunners pitched in their best road performance of the year, but four disastrous plays prevented UTSA from ending the regular season with a win. Sitting at 6-6, UTSA will now wait for their bowl selection to wrap up their ho-hum 2024 season.

0:00:46 - Recapping UTSA's letdown against Army in a game they could have won

0:04:36 - This was yet another game were the Roadrunners' loss was purely due to mental mistakes

0:09:40 - Discussing UTSA going winless on the road this season

0:21:54 - Breaking down UTSA's turnover at the end of the first half

0:29:00 - Owen McCown struggled a bit against Army's defense

0:33:50 - Praising UTSA's awesome defensive showing

0:36:50 - A controversial 4th & 1 decision from Jeff Traylor

0:44:25 - Looking at UTSA's possible bowl destinations

0:50:25 - UTSA loaded up with all conference recognition

0:56:18 - The roster starts to shake up as the portal starts to open and early signing day begins

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UTSA sure didn't play their best against Temple, but it was still more than enough for the Roadrunners to comfortably defeat the Owls and secure a perfect record at home in the Alamodome. We explain why UTSA's 51-27 win still felt a bit underwhelming, especially in light of an extremely tough matchup against #25 Army this Saturday.

0:02:08 - Appreciating UTSA's consistency in reaching five consecutive bowl games

0:06:40 - The Roadrunners just had way more talent to work with than Temple did

0:10:08 - UTSA's defense had a massive day as the front seven imposed their will

0:22:15 - Despite never looking particularly sharp, UTSA was able to put up a lot of points

0:35:37 - The illegal procedure penalties reminded us of how many recurring issues UTSA hasn't been able to fix this year

0:40:25 - Previewing UTSA's road trip to face #25 Army

1:01:45 - Our score predictions

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