Texas State v Washington State

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Saturday 21 Nov 2026

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17:00 Local Time

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UFCU Stadium • 

San Marcos, United StatesShow on map

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Texas State Bobcats football represents Texas State University in NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision competition as a member of the Sun Belt Conference. Based in San Marcos, Texas, the program plays its home games at Bobcat Stadium, a 30,000-seat venue known for its lively student section and distinctive setting beside the San Marcos River. The Bobcats have competed in several conferences during their history and earned multiple conference championships, including titles in the Southland Conference and Western Athletic Conference. A major milestone came in 2023, when Texas State defeated Rice in the First Responder Bowl to secure the program’s first bowl victory. The team’s roster features student-athletes from Texas and across the country, while former Bobcats have gone on to professional football careers. Fans can follow Texas State football for Sun Belt matchups, recruiting updates, player statistics, schedules, scores and season results. With growing national visibility, a historic program and a spirited home-game atmosphere, the Bobcats remain an important part of college football in Central Texas.

Washington State Cougars football represents Washington State University in Pullman, Washington, and is one of the Pacific Northwest’s best-known college football programs. The team plays home games at Gesa Field at Martin Stadium, an on-campus venue with a capacity of about 33,500 and a lively atmosphere shaped by the Cougars’ devoted fans. Washington State has a long history in major college competitions, including decades of participation in the Pac-12 Conference and appearances in prominent bowl games. The Cougars have earned multiple conference titles, most recently winning the Pac-12 championship in 2002, and have recorded notable postseason victories, including the 2018 Alamo Bowl. The program has produced standout players such as quarterback Drew Bledsoe, running back Rueben Mayes, and quarterback Gardner Minshew, who earned national recognition during his 2018 season. Individual honors include the Maxwell Award, won by Mayes in 1984, and the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award, earned by Luke Falk in 2017. With a tradition of high-scoring offenses, memorable players, and spirited rivalry games, Washington State football remains an important part of Cougar athletics and a compelling subject for college football fans.