Expectations change as quickly as rosters in modern college football. Texas State didn’t win eight games in a single season over the Bobcats’ first 11 seasons as an FBS program. G.J. Kinne has reached that mark twice in two years in San Marcos.
The first time was celebrated like a Super Bowl. But last year, it felt more like a disappointment. That’s because Texas State entered the year with a stacked roster and hopes of winning the Sun Belt and contending for the G5 spot in the College Football Playoff.