Let's go to Summer Camp! Today we take a look at the what could be ahead for the Texas State Bobcats football team in the 2020 season!

The NCAA Division I Council approved a new plan for college football teams to begin organized activities on Wednesday, paving the way for a return to football.

Dave Campbell's Texas Football has partnered with Next Level Athlete to select the 2020 Whataburger Super Team. The Super Team will be unveiled in the DCTF Summer Edition, and you can get it by subscribing HERE. 

The Republic of Football breaks down the newly released All-Texas College football team, and pick their favorite newcomers from the last two months.

Texas A&M, Texas lead the preseason All-Texas College team with 17 combined selections. SMU dominated the Group of Five level with six honorees, including four first-teamers.

Texas State added former Texas Longhorns offensive lineman J.P. Urquidez as a graduate transfer over the weekend. Urquidez has one year of eligibility remaining with the Bobcats.

Texas State hired Jake Spavital a year ago in hopes that the program was not far away from competing for a bowl game. Year 1 didn't produce the most promising returns. Will 2020 be any different? Here's a game-by-game breakdown of the Bobcats' schedule.

Who are the five most heavily recruited high school football prospects in Texas in the 2021 recruiting cycle?

The Republic of Football identifies some of the top storylines in fall camp, including offensive makeovers at Texas, North Texas and UTSA.