2024 College Football Preview – WTAMU Buffaloes

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Here’s a look at the West Texas A&M football team heading into the 2024 football season. Take a listen to head coach Josh Lynn in the video link above.

2023 resume

Head coach: Josh Lynn, second year at WTAMU, 3-7. 13th year overall, 77-60.
2023 Record: 3-7 overall, 2-6 in the Lone Star Conference.

Returning players

Starters: 12 returning/ lost 10
Letterman: 44 returning
Season opener: at Sul Ross State, 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 29.

Tyrie Tipton returns as one of the top receivers for WTAMU in 2024. [James Abel/ Press Pass Sports]

Players to watch 

JT Cavender, 6-foot, 220-pound, LB, Sr.

Cavender has been the heart and soul of the Buffaloes for the past four years. With one more season left, the 6-foot, 220-pound linebacker is ready to leave it all on the field. Cavender had another tremendous year in 2023 racking up 109 tackles.

Tyrie Tipton, 5-11, 160-poud, WR, Sr.

The Lubbock Monterey graduate has proven to be a very durable wide out for head coach Josh Lynn with his superb speed and steady hands. Tipton will look to build on a junior campaign where he snagged 21 catches for 293 yards with three touchdowns.

Matthew Ames, 6-foot-3, 285-pound, OL, Sr.

Ames came on strong for the Buffs at right tackle starting 10 games last year. Not missing a start, Ames made a big impact for a run attack that averaged 139 yards per game last year.

Joe Ta’ase, 6-foot-3, 300-pound, OL, Sr. 

The Louisiana Tech transfer was a force doing his job starting all 10 games a year ago. Head coach Josh Lynn is pleased with Ta’ase and excited about his growth coming into 2024. Last year, the 6-foot-3, 300-pound guard was a part of an offensive line that led a run game for 139 yards per contest.

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