Game Date: Nov 12th, 2050

Texas State

Team: Texas State Bobcats [ID #284]

Location: San Marcos, TX (Southwest)

Conference: VI.30 [Division 3]

President: BDawk2034
          [since December 09th 2025 | last seen March 18th 2026]

Coach: Joel Haines

Arena: Strahan Coliseum

Rating: 54.12 - Overall Position: #584

Fan Mood: 58.42

Alumni Mood: 178.75

Prestige: 102

Team Notes:

• Apr 02 2050: 2-star prospect Nathan White committed.
• Mar 24 2050: 2-star prospect Ricardo Esparza committed.
• Mar 17 2050: 2-star prospect Lanny Breeden committed.
• Feb 19 2050: 2-star prospect Bruce Hayward committed.
• Nov 06 2049: Joel Haines was appointed as the new head coach.
• Nov 06 2049: Alex Alicea was fired as head coach.
• Sep 02 2049: Demoted to conference VI.30.
• Sep 02 2049: Bruce Kowalski was hired as the new assistant coach.
• Sep 02 2049: Assistant coach Tavon Browne was let go.
• Mar 06 2049: Head coach Christopher Stephens was inducted into the team Hall of Fame.

Record:

Wins: 0 Losses: 8 Pct: .000     Conf Wins: 0 Conf Losses: 0 Conf Pct: .000 Conf Rank: 15     Last10: 0-8 Streak: L8

Pts Ave: 55.4 - 87.8     Pts Diff: -32.4     Team Power Index: 115.0

Press Releases:

Nov 06 2049: Texas State Names Veteran Coach to Lead Bobcats Basketball Program - by BDawk2034 on January 20th, 2026

exas State University has announced the hiring of a highly experienced head coach to lead the Bobcats men’s basketball program, bringing more than two decades of coaching experience and a proven track record on both ends of the floor. The new hire is widely regarded as an elite teacher of the game, pairing strong offensive and defensive acumen with one of the top recruiting reputations in college basketball. His arrival signals a major step forward for the program as it looks to establish consistency, competitiveness, and long-term growth.

At 63 years old, the veteran coach brings immediate credibility and stability to Texas State. Known for his ability to develop players and connect with recruits nationwide, he is expected to have an immediate impact on the roster and future recruiting classes. University leadership expressed confidence that his experience, leadership, and basketball knowledge will lay a strong foundation for the Bobcats as the program enters a new era.


Mar 06 2049: Texas State Turns to Alex Alicea to Lead Men’s Basketball Program - by BDawk2034 on December 29th, 2025

Texas State has announced a leadership change within its men’s basketball program, parting ways with head coach Landon Madson following the conclusion of the season. The university thanked Madson for his efforts and professionalism during his tenure but determined that a new direction was necessary to move the program forward. In his place, Texas State has hired Alex Alicea, a veteran coach with a strong track record of program building, player development, and recruiting success. Alicea brings a disciplined, long-term vision to San Marcos and is expected to establish a competitive foundation as the Bobcats look toward the next phase of growth.


Mar 04 2049: Texas State Men’s Basketball Signs Forward Louis Tipton - by BDawk2034 on December 29th, 2025

Texas State Men’s Basketball has announced the signing of Louis Tipton, a 6’6” forward from Revere, Massachusetts, who will join the Bobcats ahead of the upcoming season.

Tipton arrives as a versatile frontcourt player known for his high basketball IQ, strong rebounding instincts, and ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor. A productive junior college standout, he brings maturity, physicality, and a team-first approach that fits seamlessly into Texas State’s system.

“Louis plays the game the right way,” said the Texas State head coach. “He understands spacing, makes smart decisions, and competes on every possession. His experience and toughness will be valuable additions to our frontcourt rotation.”

Tipton averaged 9.9 points and 7.3 rebounds per game at the junior college level while showing the ability to contribute as both a scorer and facilitator. He is expected to provide immediate depth and versatility in the Bobcats’ frontcourt rotation.


Jan 23 2049: Texas State Men’s Basketball Signs Power Forward Kelvin Temple - by BDawk2034 on December 17th, 2025

Texas State Men’s Basketball has announced the signing of Kelvin Temple, a 6’0½” power forward from El Paso, Texas. Temple brings toughness, interior scoring, and a high motor to the Bobcats’ frontcourt, consistently competing on both ends of the floor. Known for playing bigger than his size, he finishes through contact, rebounds aggressively, and understands how to impact winning. Temple chose Texas State for its coaching staff, player development, and opportunity to grow within the program’s physical, inside-focused system.