Texas State Athletic Director Don Coryell announced on Sunday that the Bobcats are moving on from head coach Jake Spavital after four seasons.

It’s time for your relatives, friends and others to give you a lot of unasked Super Bowl takes. Whatever happens in Super Bowl LV on Sunday between Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes is sure to be an instant classic, regardless of the outcome. You’ve probably heard about who’s going to win the Super Bowl from just about everyone by now, but now, here are some college coaches from the Sun Belt Football Conference explaining their picks. AdGeorgia State University— Shawn ElliotPick: ChiefsThanks to @GeorgiaStateFB head coach Shawn Elliott for breaking down Super Bowl LV and picking a winner. @CoastalFootball head coach Jamey Chadwell breaks down Super Bowl LV.

SAN MARCOS, Texas – Two people have been arrested in the fatal shooting of a 20-year-old Texas State University football player during an apparent botched drug deal in San Marcos. City officials said officers arrived at the scene to find Winters with a gunshot wound to the chest. According to the Texas State athletics department’s website, Winters was a sophomore defensive back on the team. City officials said anyone with information about the whereabouts or identity of the two other people involved in the shooting is asked to contact San Marcos police. Winter’s death marks the third homicide in San Marcos this year.

The 2020 college football season officially kicks off this weekend, and Texas State is eager to start their second season under head coach Jake Spavital. Texas State athletes and coaches have shouldered the burden of uncertainty for months now. With all of the testing that weve done, it was taking 2.5 hours to do all 250 of us. The Coppell, Texas native transferred to the Bobcats from Memphis, but missed all of the 2019 campaign due to the NCAAs transfer bylaws. That national spotlight has added another layer of hype as the team prepares for game day.

SAN MARCOS, Texas Need to stay updated on coronavirus news in Texas? A Texas State football player has decided to sit out the 2020 season due to concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic. RELATED: Texas college football is limiting stadium capacity, mandating masks and testing athletes. Texas State announced on Monday that its season-opening game against SMU in San Marcos had been moved to Aug. 29. Capacity for the home opener will be no more than 25 percent at Bobcat Stadium, university officials said.

Texas State head coach Jake Spavital outlines possible return for college football and potential coronavirus testing for athletes. If you need help with the Public File, call 210-351-1241.