Let 4 do his thing.

Torrance Burgess Jr. is your Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week‼️

#EatEmUp

Our @PFN365 highest-graded offenses from Week 7:

Texas State: 94.4
Army: 87.1
Wyoming: 86.3
Cincinnati: 86.1
Texas A&M: 85.3
Ohio: 84.6
West Virginia: 84.5
JMU: 83.8
Houston: 83.6
Texas Tech: 83.5
App State: 82.7
Wake Forest: 82.3
Air Force: 81.4
LSU: 81.4
Ball State: 81.3
Oreg: 81.3
Tulsa: 81.1
Charlotte: 81.1
Ole Miss: 80.5

📸: @TXSTATEFOOTBALL

Our @PFN365 highest-graded LGs in Week 7:

Noah Best, Oklahoma: 90.8
Rasheed Jackson, Texas State: 87.6
Tyler Chambers, Northern Illinois: 87.5
Tommy Tofi, Oregon: 86.7
Mustafa Kanneh, Delaware: 86.7
Clinton Richard, Wake Forest: 86.6
Griffin Empey, North Dakota State: 86.4
Diego Tristian Smith, Arkansas State: 84.6
Delano Townsend, Ole Miss: 84.1

Our @PFN365 highest-graded centers in Week 7:

Mikel Udengwu, Texas State: 88.8
Peyton Miller, UMass: 88.6
Koltin Sieracki, Baylor: 87.0
Ben Baker, Fresno State: 86.9
Noah Dunham, Washington State: 86.8
Nicolas Cruji, Charlotte: 86.1
Iapani Laloulu, Oregon: 85.7
Trent Fraley, aden Cunningham, FAU: 85.3
Chandler Donaway, Wyoming: 84.4

📸: @TXSTATEFOOTBALL

Our @PFN365 highest-graded RTs in Week 7:

Luke Vonderhaar, Air Force: 85.8
Graceson Spann, Sam Houston: 85.6
Ryan Baer, Pittsburgh: 85.3
Guerby Lambert, Notre Dame: 85.1
Deandre Marshall, UTSA: 84.8
Teddy Williams, Army: 84.6
George Jackson, Louisiana: 84.0
Benjamin Galloway, ll, Wisconsin: 83.9
William Boone, Texas State: 83.9

Our @PFN365 highest-graded QBs in Week 7:

Brad Jackson, Texas State: 92.3
Michael Hawkins Jr., West Virginia: 90.5
Conner Weigman, Houston: 87.4
JC French IV, Cincinnati: 87.3
Tyler Hughes, Wyoming: 86.2
Darian Mensah, Miami: 86.1
Gio Lopez, Wake Forest: 85.4
Cale Hellums, Army: U: 84.4
Sam Leavitt, LSU: 84.3
Owen McCown, UTSA: 83.7
Jackson Arnold, UNLV: 83.5
Conner Harrell, Charlotte: 83.0
Baylor Hayes, Tulsa: 83.0
Rickie Collins, Kennesaw State: 82.8
Deuce Bailey, Coastal Carolina: 82.8

📸: @TXSTATEFOOTBALL

Our @PFN365 highest-graded RBs in Week 7:

Torrance Burgess Jr., Texas State: 91.1
AJ Newberry, Oregon State: 89.3
Jalen Buckley, Western Michigan: 88.9
Ahmad Miller, Syracuse: 87.9
Micah Ford, Stanford: 87.8
Clay Thevenin, Rutgers: 87.7
Jaylin Carter, Memphis: 87.6
DeSean George Pettaway, JMU: 87.5
J'Koby Williams, Texas Tech: 87.0
Nate Sheppard, Duke: 86.8
Rodney Nelson, Miami (OH): 86.7
Jaquari Lewis, App State: 85.4
Damon Ferguson Jr., Pittsburgh: 85.3
Owen Allen, Air Force: 84.9

📸: @TXSTATEFOOTBALL

Our @PFN365 highest-graded RGs in Week 7:

Jackson Bellamy, Buffalo: 88.0
Tyler Chen, San Jose State: 87.5
Ty Mead, Northern Illinois: 86.9
Micah Sahakian, Duke: 86.7
Mac Walters, App State: 86.3
Keith Olson, Utah: 86.1
Bamidele Badusi, Texas State: 86.0
Zykie Helton, Georgia: ami (OH): 84.5
Paolo Gennarelli, Army: 84.5

📸: @JacksonBellamy2

Our @PFN365 highest-graded LTs in Week 7:

Sully Burns, Texas State: 86.9
Will Black, Notre Dame: 86.2
Luke Miller, Rice: 84.3
Tra'jon Townsend, Troy: 84.1
Simeon Afalava, San Jose State: 84.0
Henry Appleton, Army: 83.8
Earnest Greene III, Georgia: 83.8
Ryan Howard, Kansas State: State: 83.6
Myles Joseph, Sam Houston: 83.2

📸: @sully_burns

How about @TXSTATEFOOTBALL putting up 503 yards on the ground Thursday night against Colorado State.

First FBS team to rush for 500+ yards against an FBS opponent since November 2021 when Air Force ran for 511 against UNLV

@OptaSTATS | @SickosCommittee

Bobcats duo Brad Jackson and Torrance Burgess Jr. WENT OFF against Colorado State 🍿

They're the first Texas State duo with 100 Rush YDS and 3 Rush TD each in a game in at least 30 seasons 🤯

Dark mode: activated.

#EatEmUp

Our @PFN365 highest-graded offensive lines through 4 weeks:

Army: 93.6
Kansas State: 92.4
Air Force: 89.5
Duke: 89.2
Utah: 88.8
Texas Tech: 88.7
Missouri: 88.4
UCLA: 88.1
Iowa: 88.0
Virginia Tech: 87.5
Virginia: 87.4
USC: 86.7
Texas State: 86.5
Houston: 84.7
BYU: 84.7

Week 4 Performance

QB Brad Jackson - Texas State

• (17-20) 244 Passing yards 5 TDs
• 3 rec 10 yards

NEW #TXST FBS RECORD

@ChrisDawnJr passes Ashtyn Hawkins for the most receiving yards in the Bobcats 15-year FBS history.

1. Chris Dawn 1,758
2. Ashtyn Hawkins 1,745

Shoutout to the crew that keeps us ready⭐️

Happy EQ Appreciation week!

#EatEmUp

S/o Canyon Middle School Football for letting the guys come out for helmet sticker night! Good luck from @TXSTATEFOOTBALL is y’all’s big game tomorrow!
#BobcatsintheCommunity

Good on @TXSTATEFOOTBALL for creating a great OOC schedule for our fans (#7 strength of schedule in the country, including #1 Texas and two AAC squads that were undefeated at the time). Gold-out game for Family Weekend vs UIW at 5. @pac12 After Dark-ish (finally)!
🐾⭐️🌖🌃🥶

I SEE YA @TJBURGESS4

#EATEMUP

17 games with 500+ total yards 🤯

That’s fourth-most in the FBS since 2023 for Texas State football under GJ Kinne.