The I-35 Rivalry began in 1991 when UTSA joined the Southland Conference and has been going strong ever since. The two similarly sized Texas-based schools are only 60 miles apart, so there are lots of bragging rights on the line when these two meet. Make sure to get tickets when the Bobcats come to town as you wouldn’t want to miss UTSA and Texas State battle it out in the I-35 Rivalry.
UTSA and fellow Texas-based Conference USA members North Texas have a growing rivalry. The two schools both joined Conference USA in 2013 and have there have been some great matchups between the schools since then. Don’t miss it when UTSA and North Texas square off as you’ll be in for a treat.
UTSA Roadrunners Stadium Guide
In Game
San Antonio is the home of the NBA’s very successful San Antonio Spurs and has hosted the NCAA Final Four on several occasions, so there’s little doubt that the city is a basketball town. As a result of the city’s love for all things basketball, you’ll find a nice sized crowd at UTSA basketball games.
The Convocation Center is one of the smallest venues in Conference USA and home to a quaint in-game atmosphere. You’ll be right on top of the action when attending a Roadrunners basketball game making it the perfect chance to get up close to some great players when big name opponents come to town.
In addition to an intimate atmosphere, you’ll also find everything you’re looking for in a college basketball game at the Convocation Center. The Roadrunners pep band, cheer squad, and pom squad all put on good performances, and the arena features several tributes to past teams and players as well.
A UTSA basketball game is a good time for someone looking to attending a basketball game without breaking the bank and offers an excellent opportunity to experience an intimate in-game atmosphere.
Check out the UTSA basketball display case when attending a Roadrunners basketball game. The exhibit features jerseys, basketballs, pictures, and much more, so stop by and see it before the game.
Banners
Hanging above the court are several banners honoring the Roadrunners trips to the NCAA Tournament. Take them all in to remember the best teams in UTSA basketball history.
Rowdy
Rowdy is the official mascot of the UTSA Roadrunners, and his origin can be traced back to 1977. Since then Rowdy has become a fan favorite entertaining the crowds all throughout the game. Keep your eyes peeled for Rowdy on the sidelines as he is sure to put a smile on your face.
The UTSA pep band helps provide a fun in-game atmosphere with their tunes. The band plays a lot of UTSA songs including “Go Roadrunners, Go,” so make sure to enjoy the pep band when attending a Roadrunners basketball game.
You won’t have to worry about keeping yourself entertained at a UTSA basketball game. The cheer and pom squads put on great performances and will keep you glued to the action even during stoppages in play.
Go, Roadrunners, Go!
On to victory with all your might.
Fight, Roadrunners, Fight!
For the Blue and the Orange and the White.
We fight for U-T-S-A
Alma Mater proud and strong.
Win, Roadrunners, Win!
And unite in our battle song.
Alma Mater
From our hills of oak and cedar
To the Alamo,
Voices raised will echo
As, in song, our praises flow.
Hail Alma Mater!
Through the years our loyalty will grow.
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