The Roadrunners and Hilltoppers meet in a Conference USA championship game rematch at 5...
UTSA linebacker Avery Morris celebrates with teammates after catching an interception during the fourth quarter of Saturday’s game at the Alamodome.On Western Kentucky’s final snap in the Alamodome, Bailey Zappe heaved a Hail Mary toward the end zone.
The Roadrunners were the preseason pick to win the league, with the Hilltoppers projected third. UAB, the preseason pick to finish second, was upset last week by Rice, which joins North Texas as the only other team in the league with a zero in the loss column. Harris ranks second in the FBS with 344.8 passing yards per game, and Reed is not far behind, sitting fifth at 332.6.
Between the two meetings, the Hilltoppers averaged 550 passing yards and 43.5 points, but Mayfield said the Roadrunners felt they understood the system better in the rematch. “Just being a returner, we know what to expect, and we know how to prepare,” Nwachuku said. “That’s what we preach to the new guys, the transfers and the freshmen. If anybody is a little bit open, they’re going to find them, every time.”After UTSA enjoyed an extra off day following last Friday’s win at Middle Tennessee, Traylor said the banged-up Roadrunners “should be getting a few more bodies back” but still face some game-time decisions this week.
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