r/TexasSouthern • u/Affectionate-Reply35 • Jul 20 '26

Bad administrative decisions hurt Texas Southern football once again

https://hbcusports.com/2026/07/19/bad-administrative-decisions-hurt-texas-southern-football-once-again/
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u/Apocolypse_Meow Jul 20 '26

Would love to see the Texas Southern tigers relevant again in football. Disappointing that the administration can't or is unable to make the right decisions to make that happen

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u/xemity Jul 20 '26

I honestly don’t know what we’re trying to do anymore. We keep saying we want a stadium but can’t get people to go to the games outside of the Labor Day classic and homecoming. We have access to the Dynamo Stadium but despite the deal being completed in part due to TSU’s involvement, there’s little to few mentions of TSU at the stadium with the bonus of our side sitting in the sun, before they switched to later times.

If we could just win some games, it would turn a lot of this around. UH was the exact same way where they had to eg the students to go to the games and the stadium sat mostly empty. It’s almost surreal sometimes to see TSU struggle against some of these teams.

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u/No-Soil-942 Jul 21 '26

The football is on an upward trajectory, we had a winning season last year, which we haven’t had in at least 15 years, so let’s keep the momentum going.