FLIPPING THE BIRD EPISODE 25 – Tennessee beating UTSA, Damian Lillard to Milwaukee, AP Poll

Luke Lawhorn, Connor Suehs, Nicholas Kingman, Rylan Renteria, Aramis Santiago, and Marcela Montufar Soria

September 29, 2023

Paisano Sports Editor Luke Lawhorn and sports contributors Connor Suehs, Nicholas Kingman, Rylan Renteria,and Aramis Santiago discuss the football season!

Host- Luke Lawhorn

Video editor- Marcela Montufar Soria

Multimedia Editor- Marcela Montufar Soria & William Barnes

About the Contributors

Luke Lawhorn, Sports Editor

Luke (he/him) is an English major at UTSA and is set to graduate in the Spring of 2024. This is his fifth semester at The Paisano and his fourth as the Sports Editor. Along with covering UTSA sports and events, Luke also covers high school sports and local events for the San Antonio Express-News and covers the San Antonio Spurs for The Paisano. He has a huge passion for covering sports and giving his opinion on them. Outside of writing and talking about sports, Luke's hobbies include playing basketball, watching movies and all things outdoors.

Connor Suehs, Staff Writer

Connor (he/him) is a junior communication major at UTSA. This semester is Connor's first at The Paisano. Connor covers UTSA Athletics and the San Antonio Missions, as well as the Austin Spurs for the Project Spurs Network and high school football for Texas Sports Productions. He loves to shine a spotlight on the power of sports within our society. Aside from writing, Connor's hobbies are playing video games, hanging out with friends and watching sports.

Nicholas Kingman, Assistant Opinion Editor

Nicholas is a freshman CAP student who joined The Paisano in Summer 2023. He is a San Antonio Native and is excited to stay home for another year.

Rylan Renteria, Assisant Sports Editor

Rylan is an English major in his Junior year at UTSA and is entering his fourth semester writing for the Paisano. He is a big fan of the Seahawks, Mariners and all UTSA athletics. In his free time, he enjoys watching horror films, playing video games and playing basketball.

Aramis Santiago, Staff Writer

Aramis Santiago is a 23-year-old sophomore communications major at UTSA with a deep passion for sports, particularly football and basketball. His goal is to secure a position in sports journalism after graduating, where he can continue to talk and write about the sports he loves. Outside of school and work, Aramis enjoys working out, watching sports, spending time with friends, listening to music, playing video games, and reading. His favorite music genres include R&B, reggaeton, and hip-hop, and he enjoys trying food from anywhere. Born in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, in 2000, Aramis moved to Baltimore, Maryland, with his family in 2006 before settling in San Antonio, Texas, in 2010. A diehard Baltimore Ravens fan, Aramis hasn’t missed a game since 2014 and plans to continue supporting his team for life

Marcela Montufar Soria, Opinion Editor

Marcela (She/Her/Ella) is a senior Honors College History and Classical Studies and Humanities major with a concentration in Religious Studies and a minor in East Asian Studies. She is an international student from Mexico and is the fourth member of her family to be a student at UTSA. After graduation, she plans to pursue a graduate education in Chinese history. Her hobbies include violin playing, amateur stargazing, video editing, writing, reading non-fiction, and painting. She is an avid follower of motorsports, especially Formula 1. She joined the Paisano in Fall 2021, became Assistant Multimedia Editor in Spring 2022, became Multimedia Editor in Spring 2023, and became Opinion Editor in Fall 2024.

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