The UTSA Roadrunners may have fallen short of their first elusive bowl victory this season, but former Clemens quarterback Frank Harris isn’t done yet.
The greatest offensive player in school history will return for his seventh and final season after securing a new NIL Deal. Currently, Harris holds 34 of the school records, and has led the team to two straight Conference USA Championships — their only banners hanging at the Alamodome.
But… a seventh season? How does that math work out?
Harris redshirted his first season, was out his second beside four games the next. After both redshirting and medical redshirts, he was eligible for a seventh season due to COVID waivers granted to players by the NCAA.
In total, Harris is responsible for more than 10,000 yards of total offense.
Yet, a bowl game still hasn’t been attained. His Cure Bowl performance wasn’t his best effort, throwing two interceptions. However, Harris is accustomed to the longevity. In Clemens, he was a four year starter, earning all-state accolades for the Alamo City. Now in his fourth…fifth… sixth…seventh year fronting the Roadrunners offense, all signs point toward another UTSA championship next season, and…hopefully… a bowl trophy to cap off a stellar collegiate career.
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