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100 Years of DKR-Texas Memorial

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For the stadium’s centennial, Avrel Seale and Chris Del Conte reflect on its significance as a symbol of the University.

 
 

The Life and Legacy of Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium at 100 Years

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The Texas A&M Corps of Cadets in a traditional halftime formation to honor UT’s new stadium at the Thanksgiving dedication game, Nov. 27, 1924. There...

 
 

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Craig Way Is the Voice of the Longhorns

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On Saturday, Aug. 31, millions of Longhorns and fans turned on their TV to watch Quinn Ewers and The University of Texas take...

 
 

Texas Football’s Rowdiest Season in a Generation

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The Undertaker and Quinn Ewers after the 2023 Big 12 Championship game. Stop us if you’ve heard this one before: Texas Football is back. No, really back this...

 
 
Where to Go on Gameday

Where to Go on Gameday

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Texas Football gameday is a city-wide event in Austin. Win or lose, the day is filled with tons of fun activities and events across Austin. Here is the Alcalde’s...

 
 

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Looking Back at Texas Football’s Biggest Moments in the Big 12

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Justin Tucker celebrates after winning what was thought to be Texas’ final game against Texas A&M, 2011. “S-E-C! S-E-C!”    It’s...

 
 

A Look Back at the 2022 Texas Fight Tour

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Head football coach Steve Sarkisian and men’s basketball head coach Chris Beard with UT Cheer & Pom. After a two-year hiatus, UT fans and alumni around...

 
 

Your Way-Too-Early Guide to Longhorns in the 2018 NFL Draft

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It’s mid-February, and with no football on the horizon, you know what that means … endless, (mostly) meaningless speculation about the NFL draft! For...

 
 

Texas’ Quietly Historic National Signing Day

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Two years ago it was historic, with last-minute, five-star flips and a surge up the rankings. Last year it was quiet, with a new coach grabbing what he could. The...

 
 

UT-SG is Working to Bring Back Texas v. Texas A&M Rivalry

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Six years ago, Longhorns and Aggies took to the football field for their final battle in a 117-year-long tradition (never forget: UT won 27-25). But no matter...

 
 
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