Greg Luca
UTSA Athletics Reporter at The San Antonio Express-News
Reporter covering UTSA and other San Antonio sports for @ExpressNews. CT native and Florida alum. Hayley Williams fanboy, Adam Cole mark, 5K MMR scrub.
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5 days ago |
expressnews.com | Greg Luca
With the San Antonio Brahmas trailing by a touchdown and facing third-and-31 deep in their own territory during the final two minutes, quarterback Kevin Hogan dropped back and hit Marquez Stevenson on a post route down the middle of the field. Brahmas interim coach Payton Pardee said a game like Friday's matchup with the DC Defenders comes down to five or six plays, and this was the final decisive moment.
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6 days ago |
expressnews.com | Greg Luca
When UTSA baseball coach Patrick Hallmark learned during the preseason that the Roadrunners were picked to finish fourth in the American Athletic Conference, he wasn't sure what to think. He wanted to believe UTSA had the talent to win the league, but with so many new pieces set to step into prominent roles, he needed to see live games before offering a true assessment.
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6 days ago |
expressnews.com | Greg Luca
As San Antonio Brahmas quarterback Kevin Hogan was wrapping up his Tuesday at the UFL hub in Arlington, he joined interim coach Payton Pardee and the rest of the quarterbacks group for a three-hour Zoom call. Despite spending two days this week at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers National Coaching Academy in Florida, Pardee carved out time in the evenings to review game plans and practice tape with the Brahmas signal-callers.
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1 week ago |
expressnews.com | Greg Luca
Across a career that has spanned more than 50 years, with stints as a head coach or defensive coordinator for nine NFL franchises, Wade Phillips wasn't sure he'd been around anything like what the San Antonio Brahmas accomplished in 2024. Phillips led the defense for a Denver Broncos team that won the 2016 Super Bowl, but even that group couldn't match San Antonio's statistical dominance, topping all UFL defenses in scoring, total yards, passing yards and sacks last season.
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1 week ago |
expressnews.com | Greg Luca
On the opening snap of his first start since 2017, San Antonio Brahmas quarterback Kevin Hogan rolled to his left and found Justin Smith streaking toward the sideline for a 56-yard gain. In just one throw, Hogan had put up more yardage than either previous starter Kellen Mond or No. 2 option Jarrett Guarantano produced in last week's blowout loss to Houston.
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After six years at LSU, former five-star recruit John Emery Jr. is transferring to UTSA for his final college season. Despite two ACL tears and a year lost to academic issues, Emery rushed for 1,123 yards and 14 touchdowns with the Tigers. https://t.co/98nQFM93hI
San Antonio's best offensive output of the season was not enough to stop the Brahmas' slide, with a handful of critical missteps making the difference in a 32-24 loss to the DC Defenders on Friday night in the Alamodome. https://t.co/tDZigFSMTi
Announced attendance is 9,884 for the San Antonio Brahmas' 32-24 loss to the DC Defenders on Friday night in the Alamodome. San Antonio drew 14,427 for the home opener two weeks ago.
The San Antonio Brahmas (1-5) are underway against the DC Defenders (4-2) on a Friday night in the Alamodome. Game is airing on Fox. https://t.co/7ODaStJQMm