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Jaylin Foster goes up for the layup in the Bobcats game against Old Dominion. Foster finished the game with 12 points in Texas State’s 66-58 loss to the Monarchs.
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Bobcats unable to overcome Monarchs comeback in loss

Texas State was unable to overcome an Old Dominion second-half comeback as the Bobcats fell to the Monarchs 66-58 in front of a packed house during San Marcos CISD Field Trip Day.

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Braydon Haywood takes the ball down the court during the fast break attempt in the Rattlers game against Clemens. San Marcos fell to Clemens 62-39.
Daily Record Photo by Gerald Castillo

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Donavan Riddick fights off two Clemens defenders for control of the ball.
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Rattlers unable to overcome Clemens second quarter run in loss

The Rattlers swallowed a tough pill Tuesday night.

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Senior guard Zyair Jolivette drives past the East Central defender during the Rattlers game against the Hornets. Jolivette finished the game with seven points in San Marcos 63-56 win over East Central.
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Rattlers fend off East Central comeback for 63-56 win to claim fourth place in district

The Rattlers got gritty against the Hornets Friday night.

How to find the right athletic diet

Moe Johnson Running with Moe

How to find the right athletic diet

After watching so many sports programs on television lately and trying to switch channels when an ad came on only to find that it seems all stations put the ads on at the same time. You can’t get away from them. The ones that caught my attention are the weight loss ads. Such a large number of success stories from the various products. I go back to when the Atkins Diet was the big rage. Now the number has increased ten-fold. The most frequent spots on TV include Weight-Watchers; Nutrisystem, GoLo, on down to Green Chef, Fuel Meals, Blue Apron, etc. Many of these are mail in meals for the person to eat. It sounds good in that it takes the burden of grocery shopping for food out of your daily life. And then the conic sections enter the picture with the dislike for broccoli, kale, and spinach from a parent-child confrontation. My dislike for spinach came from a can my mother opened and dropped a wet, soggy, mass of cold spinach on my plate. I was sure Popeye would never force a kid to eat that “healthy” food to get strong. When I found out you can get spinach as a green leaf vegetable in a salad my perspective changed.

Rattlers reload to defend district crown in 2024 season

The Rattlers return four starters from last year’s team, including senior Kutter Gage Webb, as San Marcos kicks off the 2024 season.
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Rattlers reload to defend district crown in 2024 season

Head Coach Bryan Webb will begin his 18th season with the Rattlers heading into the 2024 season. San Marcos will face a tough slate this season as the Rattlers will participate in both the San Antonio Northside Tournament and the Mire Corpus Tournament.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Rattlers reload to defend district crown in 2024 season

The Rattlers will hit the diamond this Saturday as San Marcos starts the 2024 season in hopes of defending their district championship.

Bobcat snap five game losing streak with win over South Alabama

Ja’Niah Henson hits the layup during the Bobcats last home game against Arkansas State. Henson finished with 18 points in the Bobcats win over South Alabama.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Bobcat snap five game losing streak with win over South Alabama

Kennedy Claybrooks fights off defenders in the Bobcats last home game against Arkansas State.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Bobcat snap five game losing streak with win over South Alabama

Jaylin Foster goes after a rebound in the Bobcats last home game against Arkansas State.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Bobcat snap five game losing streak with win over South Alabama

A 17-point third quarter for the Bobcats propelled Texas State to a 63-44 win over South Alabama.

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Kaden Gumbs drives to the paint against the Arkansas State defender during the Bobcats last home. The Bobcats were unable to overcome a cold shooting stretch in the second half in Texas State’s loss to Troy
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Bobcats go cold in the second half in loss to Troy

A cold stretch offensively of over eight minutes in the second half proved to be costly for Texas State Wednesday night in the Trojan Arena as Troy pulled away for a 78-65 win.

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