The UT Permian Basin Falcons are wrapping up spring football with significant player development and a solid foundation for the upcoming 2025 season. Head Coach Kris McCullough emphasizes the team's progress, particularly in strengthening the offensive line and fostering intense competition among quarterbacks. As the team prepares for the season opener against No. 9 ranked Central Oklahoma, the focus will be on maintaining summer workouts and building team chemistry in the absence of coaches.

By the Numbers
  • Kory Harris has 2,332 career rushing yards, making him the all-time leading rusher at UTPB.
  • Camden Tyler had a career-high 332 rushing yards, with 3 touchdowns and averaged 6.5 yards per carry last season.
State of Play
  • The offensive line has shown significant improvement, with 8 to 10 confident starters identified.
  • The quarterback position is highly competitive, with all three main contenders improving consistently throughout spring practices.
What's Next

As summer approaches, the Falcons will focus on self-directed training and teamwork, crucial for their success in the fall. The upcoming non-conference opener against a top-ranked opponent will serve as a benchmark for their competitive standing.

Bottom Line

The Falcons have demonstrated growth and depth this spring, setting the stage for a challenging yet promising season ahead, where their performance against formidable opponents will define their trajectory.