#8 Wide Receiver Jabari Lewis expresses excitement ahead of the home opener against Angelo State. Lewis finished the season with 181 receiving yards and 10 net rushing yards.

#8 Defensive Lineman Gaven Haselhorst shares a hug with Offensive Line Coach Amari Angram-Boldin before kickoff. Haselhorst posted season highs in the opener with 3 solo tackles, 3 assisted tackles, and 19 yards of tackles for loss.

#4 Quarterback Caleb Heavner puts on his helmet in preparation for the home opener. Heavner finished the game with 21 completions for 175 yards, including a 22-yard passing touchdown.

#91 Defensive Lineman Jakobi Wilson yells in frustration on the sidelines. Wilson recorded 4 solo tackles, 1 assisted tackle, and 5 yards of tackles for loss in the opener.

#13 Wide Receiver Hayden Hack lines up during warmups. The redshirt junior transferred from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M in 2024, where he recorded 226 receiving yards and one touchdown in 2023, and 122 yards and one touchdown in 2022.

#5 Cornerback Keiyon Turner carries the ball downfield. Turner logged one assisted tackle in the opener and closed the season with 17 solo tackles, 10 assisted tackles, and 5 pass breakups.

#73 Offensive Lineman Brandon Kerr and #17 Running Back Travis Dixon celebrate Dixon’s 2-yard rushing touchdown in the first quarter. Dixon finished with 110 net rushing yards and 2 receptions for 123 total yards.

#0 Tight End Cale Cormaney listens intently over the headset while preparing for the upcoming drive. Cormaney recorded 2 receptions for 21 yards against the Lopers.

#9 Running Back Joshua Clark runs out with energy, hyping up the crowd of 6,726 to open the game. Clark finished with 7 net rushing yards in the win.

#11 Wide Receiver Ryan Allen walks the sidelines waiting for the next play. Allen led the team with 4 receptions for 47 yards, including a 25-yard gain.

#18 Quarterback Wyatt Spexarth evaluates the field before assisting with the play call. Spexarth appeared in 11 games and recorded his first career completion for a 6-yard touchdown.

#9 Running Back Joshua Clark throws up a ‘W’ after the Tigers’ 19-point win over the Lopers. Clark wrapped up his senior season with 280 rushing yards and 83 receiving yards in 6 games, averaging 60.5 total yards.

#6 Wide Receiver Tariq Logan points to the sky after scoring a 38-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter. His score gave the Tigers their first lead after trailing in the second and third quarters.

#4 Quarterback Caleb Heavner shares a laugh with teammates on the bench. The junior finished the season with 1,590 passing yards, 9 passing touchdowns, 5 rushing touchdowns, and 173 completions, averaging 144.55 passing yards per game.

#41 Kicker David Arriaga practices his approach before heading onto the field. The redshirt freshman led the team with 9 made field goals on 12 attempts, including a season-long 42-yarder against Nebraska-Kearney. He also handled 24 kickoffs for 1,472 total yards.

#6 Wide Receiver Tariq Logan celebrates his touchdown with a teammate. Logan closed his redshirt senior season with 211 receiving yards, 1 touchdown, and 55 kick-return yards.

#43 Linebacker Reed Adelhardt gets fired up on the sidelines after a strong defensive drive. Adelhardt’s junior season included 8 solo tackles, 1 assisted tackle, and a fumble return.

During halftime, the new Homecoming queen and king were crowned. Star Parham, a senior studying psychology and criminal justice, is involved in eight campus organizations. Cade Backer, a junior studying history and pre-law, is active in student government and a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon.

#1 Wide Receiver Ethan Hilliman sits in frustration during the loss. The senior played in 9 games, finishing with 18 receptions for 168 yards and 2 touchdowns, along with 3 kick returns.

#10 Quarterback Mason McMinn looks toward his teammates after a loss of yards. The redshirt freshman appeared in 1 game, completing 3 of 5 passes for 24 yards.

#99 Defensive Lineman Jalen Williams covers his face in frustration. Williams finished the season with 23 solo tackles, 15 assisted tackles, 4 sacks for 21 yards lost, and one interception.

#9 Cornerback Matthew McBride shares an excited handshake with Defensive Coordinator Cooper Harris after recording one of his 3 solo tackles. McBride ended his redshirt freshman season with 23 solo tackles, 4 assisted tackles, and an interception returned for 16 yards.

#8 Defensive Lineman Gaven Haselhorst prepares to put on his helmet. He finished his junior season with 20 solo tackles, 19 assisted tackles, an interception for 43 yards, 6 sacks, and 97 total yards of tackles for loss.

#11 Ryan Allen, #0 Cale Cormaney, and #80 Chase Cottam join the team prayer before kickoff against Central Oklahoma, something the Tigers do before every game.

#63 Offensive Lineman Avery Coleman yells in excitement before the matchup with Central Missouri. Coleman appeared in 4 games during his sophomore season.

#25 Running Back Ajai Holmes leads the Tigers onto the field carrying the American flag in honor of military members and first responders.

#73 Offensive Lineman Brandon Kerr lifts #5 Wide Receiver Keyshawn Dooley after a 55-yard touchdown. Dooley recorded 4 receptions for 81 yards in the season finale.

#20 Running Back Keyan Miller stretches during warmups. Miller’s junior season included 20 rushing yards, 6 receptions for 40 yards, and 1 solo tackle.

#5 Wide Receiver Keyshawn Dooley smiles as he returns to the sidelines after scoring his first touchdown as a Tiger. He finished his sophomore season with 17 receptions for 193 yards and 6 rushing yards.

#25 Running Back Ajai Holmes celebrates with teammates on the sidelines after a strong drive. Holmes wrapped up his redshirt freshman season with 1 solo tackle, 3 assisted tackles, and a 19-yard kick return.