UTSA football is revving up for a bold new chapter as head coach Jeff Traylor reshapes the program with a fresh offensive coordinator, Rick Bowie, and revamped practices — all while navigating the pressure of rebuilding identity after two solid but unspectacular seasons. Traylor admits this is his most stressful year yet, blaming a lack of veteran leadership and player attrition through the transfer portal for losing the culture that once defined them. But with Bowie’s proven system and quarterback Owen McCown feeling energized by the change, the team is embracing accountability that lifts, not breaks, players. As the spotlight intensifies, UTSA is determined to rediscover its winning soul — one practice at a time.

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