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Texas State football in 2026

Texas State is 2-3 through 5 completed games: 2 wins, 3 losses.

Latest confirmed result: Texas State lost to San Diego State Aztecs, 29-31, on Saturday, October 3, 2026.

Texas State plays next against Colorado State Rams on Thursday, October 15, 2026, at home in San Marcos, Texas. Kickoff is 8:00 PM EDT. TV coverage is TBD.

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GJ Kinne

Leading the Texas State Bobcats through the 2026 season.

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Roster, staff and venue

GJ Kinne is the head coach. Landon Keopple (Offensive coordinator) and Will Windham (Defensive coordinator) are identified on the published staff listing.

Texas State's home venue is Bobcat Stadium. The roster table includes 109 named players with the source's jersey, class, position, hometown and measurements when available; it is not a weekly depth chart.

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Texas State represents San Marcos, Texas, and plays its home schedule at Bobcat Stadium. The Pac-12 has scheduled a November 28 flex matchup with the opponent still subject to confirmation.

The program finished 7–6 in 2025.

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What is the TXST 2026 football record?

Texas State is 2-3 through 5 completed games: 2 wins, 3 losses.

When does TXST play next?

Texas State plays next against Colorado State Rams on Thursday, October 15, 2026, at home in San Marcos, Texas. Kickoff is 8:00 PM EDT. TV coverage is TBD.

Who coaches Texas State?

GJ Kinne is the head coach.

What conference does TXST play in?

Texas State competes in the Pac-12.

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