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2025-2026 Rice Women’s Basketball Season Preview

October 17, 2025 By Matthew Bartlett

Fifth-year head coach Lindsay Edmonds leads a Rice women’s basketball squad with high expectations that is looking to rebound from a rocky season a year ago.

The 2025-2026 Rice Women’s Basketball will look to quickly step past what was largely a disappointing season a year ago, one which began with NCAA Tournament aspirations only to end with a middling 17-17 campaign. This time, the year would not be salvaged by a conference tournament run, although the Owls certainly gave it a shot.

No, this season doesn’t come with vocal proclamations or lofty promises. Just work. At the American Conference Tipoff event, Edmonds sported a bracelet with the initials TNT, which stands for “Today, Not Tomorrow.”

In her eyes, focusing on the present will help alleviate some of those stumbles the program has gone through in prior years.

“[We have to be] making sure that we’re taking care of today. When we get to the tournament, we’ll worry about the tournament,” Edmonds said. “But making sure that we’re taking care of each and every day because all those wins are going to matter, all those games are going to matter.

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Rice Football 2025: Bye Week Practice Notes

October 16, 2025 By Matthew Bartlett

Rice Football is in recovery mode this week, working to get the roster healthy and well-rested during the bye week, particularly at the quarterback position.

The health of Rice Football starting quarterback Chase Jenkins is, understandably, at the front of everyone’s minds as the team enters their first bye week of the season after a brutal seven game run to open the year. This update shares what is known on Jenkins at this point, discusses the implications of corner Khary Crump’s suspension and a few important bye week items the team is addressing.

The Quarterbacks Quandary

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The Roost Podcast | Ep 216 – A Night to Forget for Rice Football at UTSA

October 15, 2025 By Matthew Bartlett

Almost from opening kickoff, Rice Football got run out of town in San Antonio in a one-sided loss to UTSA. How does that impact this team’s outlook?

Rice football finally gets its much-needed bye week, but the price to get past that final game before the break was costly. Rice allowed 61 points in a horrific contest against UTSA which included two players ejected, four quarterbacks and plenty of questions.

Head coach Scott Abell told The Roost on Wednesday that one of the ejected players, CB Khary Crump, has been suspended from the program indefinitely. We hit on that at the top of the show. You can find previous episodes on the podcast page. For now, give a listen to Episode 216.

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Rice Football vs UTSA Game Recap

  • First Quarter Debacle
  • Defensive execution was a problem
  • Quarterback Injuries and what to make of the offense
  • Khary Crump
  • Abell’s Year One’s
  • What to make of this team going forward
  • Thank goodness for bye weeks

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Rice Football 2025: NFL Owls Week 6 Roundup

October 14, 2025 By Matthew Bartlett

Rice Football is well represented on 2025 NFL rosters. Here’s the latest from the NFL Owls in action in Week 6.

There are former Rice football players scattered across the NFL. Stay tuned each week for their game results and notables from each player.

TeamNFL Owl(s)This WeekResultNext Week
Washington CommandersLuke McCaffrey (WR)vs Bears (MNF)L, 25-24at Cowboys
Philadelphia EaglesKylen Granson (TE)at Giants (TNF)L, 34-17at Vikings
New York GiantsElijah Garcia (DL)vs Eagles (TNF)W, 34-17at Broncos
Jacksonville JaguarsAustin Trammell (WR)vs SeahawksL, 20-12vs Rams
Detroit LionsJack Fox (P)at Chiefs (SNF)L, 30-17vs Bucs (SNF)
Pittsburgh SteelersChris Boswell (PK)
Calvin Anderson (OL)
vs BrownsW, 23-9at Bengals (TNF)

Defense

Elijah Garcia – DL, Giants

Garcia was inactive for the Giant’s Week 6 game against the Eagles on Thursday Night Football. This was the second time he’s been inactive this season after appearing in the teams’ first four contests.

Offense

Luke McCaffrey – WR, Commanders

McCaffrey is on a bit of a heater, catching another touchdown this week, a 33-yard score on Monday Night Football against the Chicago Bears.

Plenty of room 😉

📺 #CHIvsWAS ABC pic.twitter.com/douuxfZ9OS

— Washington Commanders (@Commanders) October 14, 2025

Calvin Anderson – OL, Steelers

Anderson saw action in his second game of the season this weekend, playing on special teams in the Steelers’ Week 6 win over the Browns.

Austin Trammell – WR, Jaguars

Trammell was active but did not play in the Jaguars’ Week 6 loss to the Seahawks.

Kylen Granson – TE, Eagles

Granson continues to be heavily involved on the Eagles’ special teams unit with 10 tackles on the season while still playing a consistent allotment of snaps with the offense. He has not recorded a reception since Week 2.

Special Teams

Jack Fox – P, Lions

Fox punted three times in the Lions’ Week 6 loss to the Chiefs, averaging 46 yards per kick with a long of 49 yards. He pinned two of his kicks inside the 20 yard line.

Chris Boswell – K, Steelers

Boswell was 3-of-4 on field goals against the Browns in Week 6, suffering his first true miss of the season and converting both of his extra point tries. He is 9-of-11 on field goals this season, including one blocked kick.

More Owls in the NFL

From practice squads to current free agents, there are other Owls on the cusp of returning to active rosters. Find more details on current contractual agreements and former Rice football players waiting for their next opportunity here.

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Rice Football: Midseason Grades

October 13, 2025 By Matthew Bartlett

Here’s our Rice football report card for every position group at the bye week, seven games in and roughly at the midpoint of the season.

Oh, how much can change in a few short weeks. It wasn’t that long ago that Rice football was riding high at 3-1 with all the momentum in the world. Then came the injuries and with them, regression. All the expected caveats exist, but football is a wins business and the Owls haven’t done that enough lately. They’ll welcome the bye week and a chance to regroup and prepare for a second-half surge.

More: Rice Football Early Non-Conference Grades

From the quarterbacks (yes, plural, unfortunately) to the secondary, here’s our evaluation of where things stand through seven games and one standout at each position who deserves some extra recognition.

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