Dave Campbell's FBS College Football TV Guide for Week 3
Here's a guide for where you can watch all your favorite Texas college football teams this weekend.
The State College of Mines and Metallurgy hit the football field for the first time in 1914 under head coach Tommy Dwyer. The school changed its name to Texas Western in 1949, and the following year, Brumbelow became head coach and went on to become the program's most successful head coach with a .651 winning percentage over seven seasons.
Offense | |||
POS | Starter | Backup | Reserve |
WR-X | Jeremiah Bullard | ||
WR-Z | Kelly Akharaiyi | ||
WR-SL | Tywin Smith | ||
LT | Steven Hubbard | ||
LG | Justin Mayers | ||
OC | Andrew Meyer | ||
RG | Elijah Klein | ||
RT | Aluma Nkele | ||
TE | Zach Fryar | ||
QB | Gavin Hardison | ||
RB | Deion Hankins | ||
Defense | |||
POS | Starter | Backup | Reserve |
DE | Maurice Westmoreland | ||
NT | Tevita Tafuna | ||
DT | Keenan Stewart | ||
DE | Praise Amaewhule | ||
MLB | James Neal | ||
WLB | Tyrice Knight | ||
CB | AJ Odums | ||
CB | Torey Richardson | ||
FS | McKel Broussard | ||
SS | Kobe Hylton | ||
NB | Josiah Allen |
Coming soon.
Name | Title |
Dana Dimel | Head Coach |
Scotty O'Hara | Offensive Coordinator |
Bradley Dale Peveto | Defensive Coordinator |
Aaron Price | Special Teams |
Drew Liddle | Tight Ends and Full Backs |
Barrick Nealy | Assistant Head Coach and Running Backs |
Mike Simmonds | Offensive Line |
Dante Barnett | Safeties |
Trevin Wade | Cornerbacks |
Matt Wallerstedt | Associate Head Coach and Defensive Line |
Coming soon.
Here's a guide for where you can watch all your favorite Texas college football teams this weekend.
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