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I don't think UTSA could beat us because they probably have no answer for Worthy.  but I bet they would stop Bijan and make us work for it.

I watched 3 quarters of the game last night, Sun Bowl is a cool place to see a game.  That said, UTSA is well coached, they are living the montra of turning 2 and 3 star players into 4 star players. Couple that with outstanding teamwork, these are the results.  They would beat Texas for several reasons, but mainly they beat us because our guys are too often out of position and UTSA isn't. Delayed runs up the middle and quick slants would have us on our heals. SA has good depth on the dline and decent corners,  that's enough. 

they looked very sharp. i hope they get a good team in the bowl game

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