UTSA21 @FINAL 27Temple , Week 6, Oct 4, 2025

UTSA dominated the first half, leading 14-3, but were outscored 24-7 in the second half, managing only 41 yards and two first downs in the fourth quarter.

Quarterback Owen McCown threw two interceptions, including one that led directly to a Temple touchdown, and the team turned the ball over on downs twice in the fourth quarter.

Despite a strong first half with 178 yards, the offense stalled after halftime, failing to sustain drives and relying on big plays that were not sustained.

After holding Temple to 108 yards in the first half, the defense allowed 219 yards in the second half, including a 54-yard touchdown run and two passing touchdowns.

UTSA lost their AAC opener despite a halftime lead, highlighting the need for better adjustments and execution in the second half moving forward.

After managing only 108 yards in the first half, Temple's offense exploded for 219 yards in the second half following coordinator Tyler Walker's move from the booth to the sidelines, indicating a potential adjustment that could carry over.

Temple's defense held UTSA to just 41 yards and two first downs in the fourth quarter, forcing two turnovers on downs and an interception, showcasing a strong closing ability that could be crucial in future games.

Hunter Smith's 54-yard touchdown run and Evan Simon's two touchdown passes (including a 15-yarder to Peter Clarke) highlight Temple's ability to generate explosive plays, which could be a key factor in upcoming matchups.