UTSA Beats Texas State In A Classic, 51-48

Image courtesy of Roy Burkhart IIIThe fourth edition of the I-35 Rivalry didn’t disappoint. Great plays, gutsy calls, blown calls, questionable calls, mistakes, redemption, heartbreak, pride: all summed up the game of the year so far.

If you didn’t fall off your couch, lawn chair, La-Z-Boy or toilet while watching this game you’d better ask Milhouse Van Houten for your soul back cause you ain’t got one.

UTSA’s Frank Harris accounted for four touchdowns, Jeremiah Haydel brought the ‘Cats back from the brink of defeat, and the fans of both teams pulled out their hair, threw their hands up in excitement or succumbed to alcohol poisoning regardless of their team affiliation.

First Half

The first…