FOOTBALL GAMEDAY: Aggies Face No. 25 Texas Wesleyan for Senior Day
October 30, 2025
Senior Day Program
GOODWELL, Okla. The Oklahoma Panhandle State football team plays its final home game of the season versus Texas Wesleyan on Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. for Senior Day.
12 Noon: Chili Cook-Off Tailgate
The annual chili cook-off is being held Saturday, with tailgaters encouraged to come early to try all of the Panhandle's best chili. The weather is expected to be cool and sunny with calm winds, perfect for Aggies to gather before the game.
1:30 PM: Senior Day Ceremony
Saturday's Senior Day Ceremony is set to begin earlier than in past years, at 1:30 p.m. to properly recognize 17 graduating seniors: Dillon Laurer, Wally Palega Jr., Tach Brewer, Loren Snead, D'Kyri Williams, Christopher Magee, Dylan Thibodeaux, Eric Barlow, Rudy Valenzuela, Carlos Vazquez, William Rodriguez III, Zayden Hoots, Kaden Richardson, Richmond Howell, Armando Lucero, Jeremyah Rollins and Elzie Barnett III.
Families and escorts of seniors should be prepared to meet with their senior prior to this time on the field, and fans are encouraged to be in the stands to honor the large 2025 football senior class.
2 PM: Football Game versus No. 25 Texas Wesleyan
OPSU (3-4, 2-3 SAC) kicks off its home finale at 2 p.m. for the Senior Day game, presented by Anchor D Bank, Saturday versus No. 25 Texas Wesleyan (5-3, 5-0). Tickets can be purchased at opsuaggies.com/tickets, and a free live stream is available on both the Urban Edge Network and SAC Network.
Once the game begins, Aggie fans are encouraged to check out the Fan Zone, new for the 2025 season and located just outside the northwest endzone.
Series History: OPSU is 3-4 all-time in the series versus Texas Wesleyan, but it is looking to turn things around after dropping the past four matchups. A win Saturday would give the Aggies a winning record at home against the Rams.
Aggies Game Notes: OPSU is coming off its highest single-game rushing output in a decade at 349 yards, part of a whopping 565 yards it has rushed for the past two outings.
Running backs Rylan Johnson and Jacob Chavez have formed a nice one-two punch out of the backfield, with quarterback Chance Guadiz benefiting near the goal line with five rushing scores this season.
The OPSU defense which is one of three in the SAC allowing fewer than 30 points per contest has been able to come away with more takeaways recently, as Charles Holmes III had two interceptions and a blocked punt in the last contest. Nate Orta and Loren Snead have led the Aggies' tackling efforts all season, with Orta's 2.5 sacks tied with Hector Rodriguez for the team lead.
Rams Game Notes: No. 25 TWU rates slightly ahead of OPSU in scoring defense, as it allows just 29.1 points per game. Defensive lineman Jordan Crawford has been a game-wrecker for opposing offenses, ranking third in the conference with 11.5 tackles-for-loss.
Offensively, quarterback Cole Francis tops the SAC in passing yards per game on a conference-best 57.8% completion rate, while wideouts Paul Summers, Ronnie Schneide and Sean Smith form the SAC's best receiving trio.
Gameday program: The full online gameday program, featuring both team's depth charts, extensive game notes and more, can be viewed here.
GOODWELL, Okla. The Oklahoma Panhandle State football team plays its final home game of the season versus Texas Wesleyan on Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. for Senior Day.
12 Noon: Chili Cook-Off Tailgate
The annual chili cook-off is being held Saturday, with tailgaters encouraged to come early to try all of the Panhandle's best chili. The weather is expected to be cool and sunny with calm winds, perfect for Aggies to gather before the game.
1:30 PM: Senior Day Ceremony
Saturday's Senior Day Ceremony is set to begin earlier than in past years, at 1:30 p.m. to properly recognize 17 graduating seniors: Dillon Laurer, Wally Palega Jr., Tach Brewer, Loren Snead, D'Kyri Williams, Christopher Magee, Dylan Thibodeaux, Eric Barlow, Rudy Valenzuela, Carlos Vazquez, William Rodriguez III, Zayden Hoots, Kaden Richardson, Richmond Howell, Armando Lucero, Jeremyah Rollins and Elzie Barnett III.
Families and escorts of seniors should be prepared to meet with their senior prior to this time on the field, and fans are encouraged to be in the stands to honor the large 2025 football senior class.
2 PM: Football Game versus No. 25 Texas Wesleyan
OPSU (3-4, 2-3 SAC) kicks off its home finale at 2 p.m. for the Senior Day game, presented by Anchor D Bank, Saturday versus No. 25 Texas Wesleyan (5-3, 5-0). Tickets can be purchased at opsuaggies.com/tickets, and a free live stream is available on both the Urban Edge Network and SAC Network.
Once the game begins, Aggie fans are encouraged to check out the Fan Zone, new for the 2025 season and located just outside the northwest endzone.
Series History: OPSU is 3-4 all-time in the series versus Texas Wesleyan, but it is looking to turn things around after dropping the past four matchups. A win Saturday would give the Aggies a winning record at home against the Rams.
Aggies Game Notes: OPSU is coming off its highest single-game rushing output in a decade at 349 yards, part of a whopping 565 yards it has rushed for the past two outings.
Running backs Rylan Johnson and Jacob Chavez have formed a nice one-two punch out of the backfield, with quarterback Chance Guadiz benefiting near the goal line with five rushing scores this season.
The OPSU defense which is one of three in the SAC allowing fewer than 30 points per contest has been able to come away with more takeaways recently, as Charles Holmes III had two interceptions and a blocked punt in the last contest. Nate Orta and Loren Snead have led the Aggies' tackling efforts all season, with Orta's 2.5 sacks tied with Hector Rodriguez for the team lead.
Rams Game Notes: No. 25 TWU rates slightly ahead of OPSU in scoring defense, as it allows just 29.1 points per game. Defensive lineman Jordan Crawford has been a game-wrecker for opposing offenses, ranking third in the conference with 11.5 tackles-for-loss.
Offensively, quarterback Cole Francis tops the SAC in passing yards per game on a conference-best 57.8% completion rate, while wideouts Paul Summers, Ronnie Schneide and Sean Smith form the SAC's best receiving trio.
Gameday program: The full online gameday program, featuring both team's depth charts, extensive game notes and more, can be viewed here.
