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Three key matchups in Texas State football's 2025 schedule
According to ESPN’s FPI index, Louisiana is the favorite to win the Sun Belt after losing to Marshall in the championship last season. In the Kinne era, Texas State lost to Louisiana 34-30 in 2023 and 23-17 in 2024. The Bobcats were especially close last season, with starting quarterback Jordan McCloud exiting at halftime with an ankle injury.
Texas State football schedule: Identifying Bobcats' key 2025 matchups
According to ESPN’s FPI index, Louisiana is the favorite to win the Sun Belt after losing to Marshall in the championship last season. In the Kinne era, Texas State lost to Louisiana 34-30 in 2023 and 23-17 in 2024. The Bobcats were especially close last season, with starting quarterback Jordan McCloud exiting at halftime with an ankle injury.
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