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Patterson Enlists Help to Hire Mack Brown Replacement

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New men’s athletic director Steve Patterson, BBA ’80, JD ’84, won’t be going it alone when it comes to finding Texas’ next head football...

 
 

Powers Welcomes New AD Home to the Forty Acres

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Texas Ex and UT’s new men’s athletic director Steve Patterson is so excited to be back on campus, he got choked up about it. At a press conference today,...

 
 

ASU’s Patterson Named Texas’ New Men’s Athletic Director

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A Texas Ex will soon be at the helm of UT’s men’s athletic programs. After a monthlong, nationwide search, UT has named Arizona State University’s...

 
 

Gameday Preview: OU

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Rebecca May, BA ’91, Life Member, is a Texas ex-pat living in Oregon while rooting for the Longhorns. An attorney by day, she blogs about college football by...

 
 

It’s Official: DeLoss Dodds to Retire Next August

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After 32 years on the job, longtime UT athletics director DeLoss Dodds announced today he’ll retire from the position come Aug. 31, 2014. Though rumors of...

 
 

Rumor: DeLoss Dodds Will Announce Retirement Tomorrow

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The rumor mill is churning yet again about UT men’s athletic director DeLoss Dodds. In an article published by the Austin American-Statesman today, three...

 
 

I Believe: Kansas State Recap

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Rebecca May, BA ’91, Life Member, is a Texas ex-pat living in Oregon while rooting for the Longhorns. An attorney by day, she blogs about college football by...

 
 

Gameday Preview: Kansas State

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Rebecca May, BA ’91, Life Member, is a Texas ex-pat living in Oregon while rooting for the Longhorns. An attorney by day, she blogs about college football by...

 
 

DeLoss Dodds Responds to Retirement Rumor

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After a story on the Longhorn sports website Orangebloods.com reported that two anonymous sources say UT Athletics director DeLoss Dodds will retire by the end...

 
 

DeLoss Unplugged

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UT’s longtime athletics director, DeLoss Dodds, talks conference realignment, the Longhorn Network, the Erwin Center’s future—and his own. Let’s start with...

 
 
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