Rice13 @FINAL 61UTSA , Week 7, Oct 11, 2025

Rice's passing game was ineffective, with four quarterbacks combining for only 10-of-19 completions for 79 yards and no touchdowns, indicating a lack of consistency and production through the air.

The defense allowed 61 points, including three first-half touchdown passes and two long rushing touchdowns (43 and 57 yards), highlighting issues with both pass coverage and run defense.

Daelen Alexander provided a positive note with 129 rushing yards on 12 carries, including a 57-yard touchdown run, suggesting the ground game could be a key focus moving forward.

Rice committed turnovers that were returned for touchdowns (a pick-6 and a fumble return), which directly contributed to the lopsided score and must be addressed to stay competitive.

The use of four quarterbacks indicates instability at the position, which will need to be resolved to establish offensive rhythm and leadership for future games.

UTSA's offense exploded for 61 points, with QB Owen McCown throwing three first-half TD passes and the rushing attack amassing over 200 yards, including two long TD runs by Will Henderson. This balanced attack suggests the offense is clicking and could be a threat in upcoming games.

The defense contributed significantly with a pick-6 by Kendrick Blackshire and a fumble return for a TD by Shad Banks Jr. This ability to create turnovers and score directly will be crucial for UTSA's success in future matchups.

UTSA built a 38-10 halftime lead and never looked back, indicating they can execute their game plan effectively from the outset. This dominant win should boost team confidence heading into their next game.