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Texas State quarterback Bradley George was named the Capital One Bank/Southland Conference Football Student-Athlete of the Year, the league office announced Monday in conjunction with the release of the All-Academic Football Team.
Texas State senior quarterback Bradley George was named the Southland Conference Offensive Player of the Year and four other Bobcats were selected to the All-Southland Conference First and Second Team selections in a vote of the conference’s head coaches and sports information directors.
With 14 seniors playing the final game of the collegiate careers, the Texas State football team ended the 2009 season in record-setting fashion as Bradley George threw for 322 yards and three touchdowns to help Texas State overcome three turnovers and defeat Sam Houston State 28-20 Saturday afternoon at Bobcat Stadium.
In a game that resembled a heavyweight boxing match, the Texas State football team hit the final knockout punch with 27 seconds remaining when Bradley George hit Darius Bolden on a 24-yard touchdown pass to give the Bobcats a 27-24 victory at Central Arkansas in a regionally-televised game at Estes Stadium on Saturday night.
Bradley George threw for 324 yards and four touchdowns to lead Texas State to a 28-7 victory over No. 11 Stephen F. Austin in its annual homecoming game at Bobcat Stadium.
BILL CULHANE and BRANT FREEMAN talk about last week’s college and high school games including interview with Texas State Bobcats head coach Brad Wright and defensive end Travis Houston about the Texas Southern Tigers game and an interview with Lehman Lobos head coach Steve Davis. Plus: Cookies, shocks, jocks and yard markers.
BILL CULHANE and BRANT FREEMAN take a look at the Texas State Bobcats ‘2009 football season. Features interviews with head coach Brad Wright and senior quarterback Bradley George.
The Texas State Bobcats took a first-round elimination from the NCAA football playoffs with a 31-13 loss at Montana Saturday as the Grizzlies held Texas State to nearly 100 yards below its average offensive yardage.
The Texas State Bobcats and their closest followers learned Sunday night in the San and Pac Room that they’ll begin the NCAA football playoffs at fourth-seeded Montana. The game is scheduled for Saturday at 1 p.m.
Coming from 21 points behind, then prevailing in overtime, the Texas State Bobcats won their second Southland Conference football title in four years Saturday with a 48-45 win at Sam Houston State. The Bobcats will learn their first-round playoff opponent Sunday.
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