UTSA Roadrunners' Defensive Struggle at Raymond James Stadium as Bulls Charge Ahead

The University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners faced a challenging game against the South Florida Bulls, ending with a 23-55 scoreline. The Runners now hold a record of 4-5, while the Bulls improved to 7-2. The game took place at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, where an attendance of 27,437 witnessed the action unfold.

First Quarter

The first quarter saw the Runners starting strong with Michael Petro's field goal contributing to their initial points. However, the Bulls quickly responded with two touchdowns that set them ahead by 14-3. The Runners' defense struggled to contain South Florida's offensive plays early on.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, UTSA managed to find some rhythm offensively when Owen McCown connected with Mekhi Anderson for a touchdown pass. Despite this effort, South Florida dominated this period by scoring four touchdowns and extending their lead significantly to 31-7 before halftime.

Third Quarter

After halftime adjustments, UTSA returned more focused defensively but still allowed another touchdown and field goal from USF in the third quarter. Brandon Tennison contributed another field goal for UTSA during this period; however, it wasn't enough to close down on USF’s lead which stood at 41-10 going into final stretch.

Fourth Quarter

In an attempt for redemption during fourth quarter playtime - Patrick Overmyer caught an impressive long pass resulting in his first touchdown catch of season! Additionally Michael Petro added yet another successful kick through uprights bringing total points scored up slightly higher than previous quarters combined (10). Unfortunately despite these efforts made late-game comeback proved too little too late against formidable opposition like those found within ranks such as Bull’s team roster who ultimately secured victory over visiting squad from San Antonio area known affectionately among fans simply “Runners”.

Looking forward: Next up is match scheduled between Charlotte Forty-Niners versus our beloved team taking place November fifteenth twelve o'clock noon Eastern Standard Time located Jerry Richardson Stadium situated within city limits Charlotte North Carolina broadcast live via ESPN+. Be sure tune support your favorite players!

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