The bobcat is renowned in the animal kingdom for its ferocity and its hardiness. Though it may be outmatched by many of its feline cousins on a pound for pound comparison, it makes up for its puniness by its range of adaptability and its survival instincts. The Texas State Bobcats take on the spirit of their namesake feline and put up a display of skill and power every time they take to the court, field, arena, ballpark, track etc. Constituting some 16 sports teams of Texas State University, the Texas State Bobcats compete within the NCCA Division I's Western Athletic Conference. Claim some Texas State Bobcats tickets now to see them spring into action.

Athletics have been an important part of student life at Texas State University since it was founded back in 1899. The "Roaring Twenties" were witness to the emergence of the roaring Bobcats as well, with the frisky feline being adopted as the official mascot due to its widespread population in the state at that time. The name Boko was selected via a contest and has stuck since then, with the athletic logo being referred to as the "SuperCat," deriving its power from the Native American spirit beliefs.

The most prominent and feared of all Texas State Bobcats are those that make up the university's football team. They have been snarling at their competition for over a century and make their home in the university's Bobcat Stadium, guarding their turf of Jim Wacker Field. The team is part of the Football Bowl Subdivision's Western Athletic Conference and has won the national title twice, taking the conference championship an impressive 14 times. One of their most outstanding title wins materialized in 2008 when they were able to come back from a 21-0 against their favor to take the Southland Conference championship game by a 48-45 win in overtime.

The baseball team of the Texas State Bobcats is also a pride for the institution, having clinched a quintet of Southern Conference championship wins, including three consecutive ones from 2009-2011. The team has come center stage in the NCAA mostly due to the stellar coaching of Ty Harrington who himself is a University alum from the batch of '89. Almost a dozen players who have been coached by Harrington since 2000 have been drafted into Major League Baseball. The Bobcats' basketball team doesn't hold back their paws either, and have taken four conference titles and a NAIA national one back in 1960. Even the women's basketball team has claimed a pair of Southland Conference titles.

With the Bobcats having locked their paws on a national championship as part of the NCAA's Division II and six conference ones in golf, it is on the track and field where they have really stretched their claws, having pounced upon 14 conference titles and even produced a gold medal winning Olympic athlete. So book some Texas State Bobcats tickets now to witness them leap, swing, charge, bounce and ram their way to victories untold.