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Football unveils 2021 schedule

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After a touchdown from Texas State junior wide receiver Javen Banks (12), the Bobcats celebrate on the sidelines during a game against Arkansas State, Saturday, Nov. 21, 2020, at Bobcat Stadium. Texas State won 47-45.

Texas State football announced its 2021 schedule in conjunction with the Sun Belt Conference’s release of its complete list of games.
Sept. 4 – Baylor University, San Marcos, Texas
Sept. 11 – Florida International University, Miami, Florida
Sept. 18 – University of the Incarnate Word, San Marcos, Texas
Sept. 25 – Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Michigan
Oct. 9 – University of South Alabama, San Marcos, Texas
Oct. 16 – Troy University, San Marcos, Texas
Oct. 23 – Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia
Oct. 30 – University of Lousiana at Lafayette, Lafayette, Louisiana
Nov. 6 – University of Louisiana Monroe, San Marcos, Texas
Nov. 13 – Georgia Southern University, San Marcos, Texas
Nov. 20 – Coastal Carolina University, Conway, South Carolina
Nov. 27 – Arkansas State University, Jonesboro, Arkansas
Coverage of the games and their times for Sun Belt contests will be released in the first three weeks of June, while the non-conference games’ times are chosen during a 12-day selection process.
Inaugurating the season is a marquee Sept. 4 clash with Baylor, followed by their road debut a week later against FIU.
Sun Belt Conference play begins against the South Alabama on Oct. 9 for eight consecutive games until the end of the season, when the Bobcats’ will play an away game against Arkansas State on Nov. 27. Texas State’s last home game is on Nov. 13 against Georgia Southern.
The Bobcats finished their 2020 season with a disappointing 2-10 overall, 2-6 in the conference and fourth in the West Division of the Sun Belt. Their lone wins came against ULM (0-10 overall, 0-7 Sun Belt) and Arkansas State (4-7 overall, 2-6 Sun Belt), with the latter being a close 47-45 game going down to the final minute of play.
The Sun Belt Championship game between East and West division winners is slated for Dec. 4.

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