UT Permian Basin
1-1Lone Star · Ratliff Stadium · 17,931
LastW 69–14 vs Western New Mexico · Sat Sep 12
Nextat Sul Ross State · Sat Sep 19 · 8 pm ET · Jackson Field · series 2-0, won the last 2
Updated Tue Sep 15 · through week 2
| Wk | Date | Us | Opp | Line | Opponent | Result | Record | Conf |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Aug 30 | #278 | #138 | — | @UT Rio Grande Valley | L 0–44 | 0-1 | 0-0 |
| 2 | Sep 12 | #275 | #428 | — | Western New Mexico | W 69–14 | 1-1 | 1-0 |
| 3 | Sep 20 | #276 | #421 | @Sul Ross State | ||||
| 4 | Sep 26 | #278 | #402 | @Eastern New Mexico | ||||
| 5 | Oct 3 | @Northeastern State | ||||||
| 6 | Oct 11 | @West Texas | ||||||
| 7 | Oct 17 | Western Oregon | ||||||
| 8 | Oct 25 | @Central Washington | ||||||
| 9 | Oct 31 | Angelo State | ||||||
| 10 | Nov 7 | @Midwestern State | ||||||
| 11 | Nov 14 | Texas A&M-Kingsville |
Game Week
5d 0h
until kickoff · at Sul Ross State · Sat Sep 19 · 8 pm ET
UT Permian Basin is the Odessa Falcons—a young Division II program (LSC since 2016) that just won 11 games, made the playoffs for the first time, and proved that a startup can shock a storied league in one magic season.
Fans here believe uTPB's chip is existential: a five-year-old Division II program proving it belongs in the same league as 80-year-old regional powers. The 2025 playoff run was the first evidence that…
The season in chapters
What it is like to watch them2025 · 11-3 · last season
✓ measured from 14 games · ranks are among Lone Star teams the same season
Recent form · last 10 games · incl. 2025
UT Permian Basin has won three of its last five.
Mixed. 7-3 over the last 10, and won the last one.
Next Sep 20
vs Sul Ross State · away
Outcome band · UT Permian Basin · 2026
UT Permian Basin's most likely season is 1-11 — mid-table finish. The floor is 0-12; the ceiling is 4-8.
No season-path projection for this program yet, so this is last season's record with a two-win swing down and a three-win swing up, over a 12-game frame.
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Game day
UT Permian Basin is the Odessa Falcons—a young Division II program (LSC since 2016) that just won 11 games, made the playoffs for the first time, and proved that a startup can shock a storied league in one magic season.
Recruiting buzz
Community pulse
No high-engagement r/cfb discussions tracked for this program in the last year.