Photo Credit: UTRGV Football DITV OPINION PIECE Monday Receipts is where we take the quotes from the week, match them against what showed up on Saturday, and see which ones still spend. Last Monday we asked one thing: Can the standard travel? Arkansas answered. Not pretty, not easy, not clean. Just 30-27 in overtime, the first road dub of the year, the first OT win in program history, and Broderick Taylor — Turbo — hitting the edge like everybody had somewhere else to be. Tha

The gunslinger returned, Tha Goods made history, and Broderick Taylor delivered a walk-off that gave the 956 plenty to celebrate. Some wins look good on paper. Others just hit different. Saturday night in Conway, UTRGV delivered one of those games the 956 will be talking about for a long time. The gunslinger was back. The running game had some juice. Tha Goods was collecting tackles like overdue rent. And Broderick Taylor decided everybody had been in Arkansas long enough. On

DITV Opponent Files | UTRGV vs. Central Arkansas Five straight losses. A 2–5 record. Nearly 31 points surrendered per game. If you’re shopping for an easy win, Central Arkansas looks pretty good in the window. Just make sure you check what’s under the hood. These same Bears opened the season by knocking off No. 22 UT Martin, 36–24. Last Saturday, they rolled into No. 2 Tarleton State and dropped 35 points, tying the game at 28 in the third quarter before falling 49–35. That’s

DITV | UTRGV FOOTBALL | OPINION & ANALYSIS Garret Rangel is healthy again, but Travis Bush faces a bigger challenge: establishing the offensive consistency UTRGV has been searching for. “He’s fresh, he’s healthy, excited to get him back.” That’s what UTRGV head coach Travis Bush said this week about quarterback Garret Rangel. Bush also indicated the staff can build its game plan around the fifth-year transfer. That’s great news. But it brings us back to a question that’s foll