Three former UTSA players and a handful of San Antonio-area natives made the final roster...
University of Incarnate Word's Justin Alexandre reacts after sacking Sam Houston State quarterback Ty Brock in the third quarter during their football game at Benson Stadium at UIW on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2018. Three former UTSA players remain on XFL active rosters entering the start of the season, with outside linebacker Clarence Hicks suiting up for the Seattle Sea Dragons, while kicker Hunter Duplessis and pass-rusher Charles Wiley are with the Houston Roughnecks.
Taft graduate offensive lineman Daishawn Dixon is on the roster for the St. Louis Battlehawks, and Texas State product defensive lineman Caeveon Patton is with the Orlando Guardians. Brahmas coach Hines Ward said Alexandre’s mother died due to complications of cancer during training camp, adding to the toll of losing his grandfather a few weeks earlier.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Meet this year's captains of the XFL's San Antonio BrahmasThe Brahmas announced the team's captains Tuesday, including quarterback Jack Coan and...
Read more »
San Antonio artist Jesse Treviño has died following cancer battleSan Antonio artist Jesse Treviño, who created some of San Antonio’s best known public...
Read more »
XFL 2023 season: Universal challenges, fourth-and-15 'onside kicks' and everything else to knowThe rebooted XFL season will kick off Saturday, ushering in a 43-game slate that will end with the league championship in mid-May. Here's everything you can expect this year from mic'ed up coaches and players to notable rules changes.
Read more »
Broadway San Jose unleashes blockbuster lineup for 2023-24 season“Hadestown,” “Mean Girls,” “Ain’t Too Proud — the Life and Times of the Temptations,” “Disney’s Frozen.” “Mamma Mia!” a…
Read more »
Legendary rocker adds San Francisco date to 2023 world tourAfter bypassing California originally, Bruce Springsteen announced that he’ll be coming to San Francisco on Dec. 8.
Read more »