UTSA announces discounted tickets for Alamodome showdown against Texas State The Roadrunners set their current attendance record of 56,743 fans in the Alamodome in 2011
SAN ANTONIO – The UTSA Roadrunners want to break their attendance record at the Alamodome against Texas State this upcoming September.
The UTSA Athletics posted on X on Thursday morning that tickets for the Roadrunners showdown against Texas State are 35% off for 35 days.
Texas State dominated the last meeting between the Roadrunners and Bobcats, winning 49-10 in San Marcos.
The upcoming matchup offers an opportunity for the Roadrunners to show off their home-field advantage and pack the Alamodome.
UTSA set its current attendance record of 56,743 fans during the program’s inaugural game on Sept. 3, 2011, against Northeastern State.
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