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True Orange, Part 2
Recruiting Roundup RB Cedric Benson of Midland Lee and OL Jonathan Scott of Dallas Carter are = UT commitments who are on USA-Today's Top 25 national players. Two other UT pledges =01) OL Abe Robinson of Jersey Village and QB-Athlete Kendal Briles of Frenship =01) are on some national top 100 lists. Benson, running behind an all-new offensive line, is still racking up impressive numbers. He had 14 carries for 140 yards and a TD, plus a 38-yar= d reception, in the defending state champions' 40-12 victory over a good Victoria team in the season opener, then scored four touchdowns on just nin= e carries, good for 142 yards, in a 40-7 romp past Longview. His four TDs came on runs of 19, 4, 85 and 4 yards. For the year, he has 23= , carries, 282 yards and five touchdowns. Behind an inexperienced OL, he is averaging 12.3 yards per carry and a touchdown every 4.6 carries. Terrance Young, the huge Longview OL who also has committed to UT, said it was a long way to go for a high school football game, but he said it was worth it just to see Benson run. "I heard he was the best running back in the nation and he is awesome," You= ng said. " Blocking for him is going to be a lot of fun. He is an awesome player." Benson won't have the monster year he had last year, at his present pace, simply because he isn't carrying the ball as much. Lee coach John Parchman, trying for a third consecutive state title, is working on a more diversified attack to try to spread things out a little more. When you lose as many seniors as he did, you have to improvise. Briles, the Class 4A Offensive Player of the Year while leading Stephenvill= e to the state title in 1999, is at a new 4A school, Wolfforth Frenship near Lubbock, because his dad, former Stephenville coach Art Briles, is on the coaching staff at Texas Tech. But don't worry about him requiring any time to get adjusted. Frenship open= ed its season Friday and Briles passed for 279 yards and four touchdowns and r= an for 105 more yards and two more tallies in a 47-20 conquest of Canyon, an 11-3 playoff team last year. I went to Houston to scout some players last weekend. Galena Park North Sho= re beat Alief Hastings Friday night in Galena Park, where it actually rained. It's been so dry in Austin lately that I enjoyed getting wet. North Shore TE James Moses and DE/LB Jonathan Jackson both looked good, but= a guy who really caught my eye was Hastings' DT Rodrique Wright, a junior who is listed in the program as 6-5, 324. If he is No. 61, as the program state= s, he looks about 6-4, 270, but he is a fine player. He stuffs the run, and he has great quickness to chase the passer. Look for him to be a big-time recruit next year. Aldine played Madison in a battle of Class 5A Houston powers. Aldine won, b= ut the most impressive players in the game were Madison OL William Winston and his team's junior QB, Vincent Young. Winston has the quickest feet of any 330-pounder I've seen this year. Aldine's Lawrence Hooper is a highly recruited DE. Some people think he's t= he best one in the state, but Winston definitely won their individual battle. = At 6-6, 330, he is big enough to overpower most opponents, and he is incredibl= y quick at sliding out to pick up speed rushers. He is still considering Texa= s, A&M and a lot of other people, and he is a prize. Young is 6-5, 190, and he runs a sub-4.5 40. He has a powerful arm, but Aldine is a ground-oriented team and he is outstanding on the option. He wi= ll be one of the state's top 10 recruits next year. Selvin Young, the great Jersey Village junior running back who topped the 2,200-yard rushing mark as a sophomore, is still bothered by the badly sprained ankle he suffered at the end of last season, and he saw only limit= ed action in his team's opener. * * * * Eric Hall, the fine defensive end from Clarksville, Tenn., took his officia= l visit to Texas last weekend, and his mother said he had a great time. He didn't get home in time for me to talk to him before going to press, but he told me before he came that Texas was his No. 1 choice, and his mother said he told her the visit went even better than he expected. Other high school stars who came to the game Saturday included three of the state's top 10 players =01) DT Tommie Harris of Killeen Ellis, OL Jami High= tower of Jacksonville and S Dewayne Brandon of Temple. Harris said he had a great time at UT. "It was great seeing all those peopl= e in the stands," he said. "I can really see myself as a Longhorn. I couldn't believe some of the plays Roy Williams made. They tell you that you can pla= y as a freshman if you're good enough, and he proved that's true." But he said he wants to take some official visits before making committing = to anyone. Brandon also said Texas is his top choice. Hightower says it's a three-team race between Texas, A&M and Nebraska "and nobody is out front. I want to take official visits to all three of them before making up my mind." Killeen Ellison MLB Yamil Lebron and San Antonio Holmes CB Cedric Griffin, two other UT commitments, also were at the game. * * * * The Horns have 13 total commitments. They haven't added anyone since my August issue. The Blue Chips Here's my updated list of the top Texas football recruits. The ones above t= he * * * * at each position are my Fabulous 40. Now that I am publishing weekly newsletters, I'll have my updated Elite 80 = in at least one issue per month. It will normally be in the first issue each month. The Elite 80 Recruits Quarterback (6) Matt Nordgren, 6-5, 225, 4.7, Dallas Bishop Lynch (UT, A&M, Colo, Fla) Jason Carter, 5-11, 180, 4.5, Caldwell (A&M Commitment) * * * * Mike Pankratz, 6-3, 200, 4.8, Katy Taylor (A&M, UCLA, OU, KSU, ND) Davon Vinson, 6-3, 185, 4.5, Kilgore (A&M, Ark, OU, Bay) Tye Gunn, 6-4, 200, 4.62, La Grange (TCU Commitment) Kevin Ford, 6-0, 188, 4.5, Madisonville (Rice Commitment) Running Back (8) Cedric Benson, 5-11, 200, 4.5, Midland Lee (UT Commitment) David Underwood, 6-0, 220, 4.38, Madisonville (Michigan Commitment) Anthony Johnson, 5-11, 195, 4.4, Jefferson (KSU, UT, FSU, TCU, OU, LSU) Donta Hickson, 5-9, 180, 4.4, McKinney (FSU, Neb, A&M, OU, Mich, Tenn, TT) * * * * Eron Haynes, 6-1, 195, 4.4, Borger (TT, A&M, ASU, Kan, Wash) David Williams, 5-11, 180, 4.4, Carrollton Smith (FSU, A&M, Colo, OU, Mia) Anthony Evans, 5-9, 195, 4.5, Pearland (Bay, A&M, Az, KSU, UCLA) Cody Thibodeaux, 6-1, 200, 4.5, Winnie East Chambers (A&M, Neb, Ok St, LSU) Fullback (2) Darnell Sims, 6-2, 230, 4.7, Aldine (A&M, UH, LSU) * * * * Mark Pierce, 6-2, 215, 4.6, Weatherford (TCU Commitment) Tight End (1) James Moses, 6-3, 225, 4.7, GP North Shore (UT, A&M, Az, Mich, Colo) * * * * Wide Receiver (10) Armon Dorrough, 6-1, 168, 4.4, Lancaster (ND, Pur, Mich, GT, UT) Brandon Jones, 6-3, 205, 4.4, Texark. Liberty-Eylau (Ky, Ark, A&M, FSU, UT) Bennie Brazell, 6-2, 168, 4.4, Houston Westbury (LSU, UCLA, Ark, Ky, LSU, M= ia) Thomson Omboga, 6-2, 175, 4.5, Grand Prairie (UT, OU, ND, Ga, A&M, Mo) Cedric Williams, 6-0, 170, 4.4, Jefferson (KSU, FSU, LSU, Neb, A&M, OU) Keith Mills, 5-11, 175, 4.4, Garland (A&M, UT, FSU, Fla, Ark, TT, OU) * * * * Terrence Thomas, 5-9, 175, 4.4, Houston Washington (Mia, FSU, UCLa, A&M, UH= ) Corey Roberts, 6-4, 190, 4.4, Carthage (LSU, A&M, SMU, TCU, UT) Jesse Woods, 6-4, 190, 4.5, Katy Taylor (A&M Commitment) Kenneth Shelton, 6-1, 175, 4.4, Port Arthur Jefferson (A&M, OU, TT, UT) Offensive Line (13) Jonathan Scott, 6-7, 290, 4.9, Dallas Carter (UT Commitment) Jami Hightower, 6-4, 305, 5.2, Jacksonville (Neb, UT, A&M) Ben Wilkerson, 6-4, 265, 4.9, Hemphill (A&M, Mich, ND, Neb, Ark, LSU, OU) Abe Robinson, 6-6, 270, 4.9, Jersey Village (UT Commitment) William Winston, 6-6, 330, 5.3, Houston Madison (A&M, UT, LSU, Mia, Syr) Mike Garcia, 6-5, 280, 5.2, Galena Park (UT Commitment) * * * * Will Allen, 6-5, 300, 5.2, Cypress Falls (UT Commitment) Terrance Young, 6-6, 330, 5.5, Longview (UT Commitment) Bryan Kegans, 6-6, 305, 5.2, Stephenville (Texas Tech Commitment Shane Simms, 6-2, 300, 4.9, Tomball (TCU Commitment) Roman Reeves, 6-6, 295, 5.2, Livingston (UT Commitment) E. J. Whitley, 6-5, 290, 5.3, Texas City (Kentucky Commitment) Clint O'Neal, 6-6, 290, 5.2, Weatherford (Colorado Commitment) Defensive End (8) Kevin Everett, 6-5, 235, 4.6, Port Arthur Jefferson (UT, ND, Colo, Pur, Mia= ) Simeon Jones, 6-3, 240, 4.7, Houston Jones (A&M, UH, Colo, UT, Bay) Lawrence Hooper, 6-4, 255, 4.7, Aldine (A&M, PSU, LSU, Colo, Fla, OSU, UCLA= ) * * * * Jamie Jackson, 6-3, 225, 4.7 Andrews (TT, OU, A&M, UT) McKenzie Tilmon, 6-3, 235, 4.7, Irving MacArthur (KSU, UT, A&M, Tenn) Colin Allred, 6-3, 225, 4.7, Dallas Hillcrest (UT, Neb, TT, TCU, Mich) Bret Rayl, 6-7, 265, 4.9, Lewisville (A&M, FSU, OU, PSU, TCU) Quintene Newhouse, 6-2, 250, 4.7, Emory Rains (A&M, Ky, Mich, UT, Bay, TCU) Defensive Tackle (7) Tommie Harris, 6-3, 280, 4.8, Killeen Ellison (UT, FSU, A&M, Mia, Neb, LSU) Thomas Derricks, 6-1, 275, 4.9, Dallas Jesuit (PSU, ND, Neb, A&M, TCU) Fred Thwreat, 6-2, 300, 4.9, Midland Lee (A&M, UT, TT, Az) * * * * Clayton Harmon, 6-6, 260, 5.1, Stephenville (Texas Tech Commitment) Sharod McGowan, 6-2, 250, 4.7, Waco (A&M, UT, TT, NC, OU, NC) Brandon Goodlett, 6-2, 280, 5.1, Conroe (Ky, OU, Neb, UT) Jeremy Calahan, 6-3, 260, 5.0, Pflugerville (UT, ND, A&M, OSU, Stan, TCU, V= an) Outside Linebacker (6) Derrick Johnson, 6-3, 205, 4.5, Waco (UT, FSU, A&M, Ark, OU) Jonathon Jackson, 6-3, 225, 4.56, GP North Shore (UT, A&M, Mia, Colo, PSU) Lance McFarland, 6-1, 225, 4.6, Jefferson (UT, KSU, Ark, OU, FSU, LSU) * * * * Lee Foliaki, 6-2, 200, 4.5, Euless Trinity (A&M, UT, FSU, Neb, KSU, TCU) Shawn Willis 6-2, 215, 4.6, Flatonia (A&M, FSU, UT, Bay, TT) Inside Linebacker (2) Yamil Lebron, 6-2, 240, 4.7, Killeen Ellison (UT Commitment) * * * * Jeff Billings, 6-2, 232, 4.7, Pasadena Rayburn (A&M, Ky, Az, ASU, NW) Cornerback (6) Byron Jones, 5-10, 180, 4.4, Bay City (LSU, UCLA, A&M, NW, Ark, Ky) Cedric Griffin, 6-1, 180, 4.42, San Antonio Holmes (UT Commitment) Danielle Manning, 5-11, 187, 4.4, Corsicana (A&M, UT, TCU, La Tech) Moses Harris, 6-1, 170, 4.4, Dallas Carter (FSU, OU, Mia, TCU, Gramb) * * * * Warren Wilson, 6-0, 170, 4.4, Texas City (Pur, A&M, LSU, Ky, Az) Courtney Sterling, 5-7, 170, 4.4, Dallas Carter (Arizona State Commitment) Safety (5) Dewayne Brandon, 6-3, 198, 4.46, Temple (UT, Neb, FSU, Colo, Ky) Rufus Harris, 6-0, 180, 4.4, LaPorte (A&M, LSU, Az, Mia, Ky) Kendal Briles, 5-10, 175, 4.5, Wolfforth Frenship (UT Commitment) * * * * Jarvis Mayes, 6-2, 180, 4.45, Dallas Kimball (A&M Commitment) Jaxson Appel, 6-0, 190, 4.5, Friendswood (A&M Commitment) Athlete (6) Joseph Addai, 6-1, 195, 4.5, Hstn Sharpstown (KSU, UT, Neb, Kan, Mich, A&M) Quan Cosby, 5-10, 180, 4.4, Mart (UT, A&M, UCLA, FSU, Bay) Gainus Scott, 5-9, 170, 4.4, La Porte (FSU, Az, Tenn, Mia, ASU, Ky) * * * * Ryan Gilbert, 5-11, 180, 4.4, Dallas Hillcrest (Mich, Neb, Mia, Tenn, FSU) Braden Johnson, 6-2, 200, 4.5, Euless Trinity (UT Commitment) Brian Carter, 5-11, 180, 4.5, The Woodlands (UT Commitment The 25 "Difference Makers" These are Texas' top 25 players, in my opinion, and I have seen all of them play, either on tape or in person: 1. DT Tommie Harris, Killeen Ellison 2. OL Jonathan Scott, Dallas Carter (Texas) 3. OL Jami Hightower, Jacksonville 4. LB Derrick Johnson, Waco 5. RB Cedric Benson, Midland Lee (Texas) 6. S Dewayne Brandon, Temple 7. RB David Underwood, Madisonville (Michigan) 8. C Ben Wilkerson, Hemphill 9. QB Matt Nordgren, Dallas Bishop Lynch 10. OL Abe Robinson, Jersey Village (Texas) 11. OL William Winston, Houston Madison 12. DE Kevin Everett, Port Arthur Jefferson 13. WR Armon Dorrough, Lancaster 14. Ath Joseph Addai, Houston Sharpstown 15. LB Jonathon Jackson, Galena Park North Shore 16. WR Brandon Jones, Texarkana Liberty Eylau 17. Ath Quan Cosby, Mart 18. WR Bennie Brazell, Houston Westbury 19. RB Anthony Johnson, Jefferson 20. DE Simeon Jones, Houston Jones 21. CB Byron Jones, Bay City 22. DT Thomas Derricks, Dallas Jesuit 23. LB Lance McFarland, Jefferson 24. CB Cedric Griffin, San Antonio Holmes (Texas) 25. RB Donta Hickson, McKinney Out-of-State Prospects Texas is recruiting several out-of-state players. Here are the ones who are seriously considering UT: Quarterback Bret Rawls, 6-5, 200, 4.7, Shreveport Evangel (LSU, UT, FSU, Tenn) Running Back Jabari Davis, 5-11, 224, 4.5, Tucker, Ga. (Tenn, Ga, UT, Neb, Ala) Eric Shelton, 6-3, 230, 4.45, Lexington, Ky., Bryan Station (Ky, FSU, Fla, Tenn, UT) Fullback James Buchanan, 6-2, 240, 4.7, Sarasota, Fla. Mooney (FSU, UT, Fla, BC) Tight End Marcus Spears, 6-5, 275, 4.8, Baton Rouge Southern Lab (LSU, A&M, Mich, UT) Defensive End Eric Hall, 6-3, 232, 4.5, Clarksville, Tenn., NW (UT, FSU, Tenn, Neb, LSU) Shaun Cody, 6-5, 255, 4.8, Los Altos, Cal. (USC, UCLA, UT, Az, ND) Kaelen Jakes, 6-5, 260, 4.8, Valencia, Cal. (UT, Az, USC, Neb, UCLA, Wash, = ND) Defensive Tackle Marquise Hill, 6-7, 290, 4.8, N. Orleans De La Salle (FSU, LSU, Mich, A&M, = UT) Recruiting: Proof Is in the Pudding I've been covering recruiting since 1990, and there definitely is a correlation between recruiting success and success on the field. But Dave Campbell's Texas Football Magazine has been around a lot longer th= an that, and subscriber Grant Erwin of Dallas went back to 1983, the year befo= re the Aggies finally started having success against Texas after decades of being hammered, and compiled the results. The magazine ranks recruiting classes in June of the following year, so it = is able to study every other ranking in detail before coming up with its own list of top recruits. That should give it a great degree of accuracy. Here is what the study showed: DCTF Recruiting Rankings in the Southwest Conference, plus results of UT-A&= M game: **83: A&M #1, Texas #3 UT won, 45-13 **84: A&M #1, Texas #4 A&M won, 37-12 **85: A&M #2, Texas #3 A&M won, 42-10 **86: A&M #1, Texas #5 A&M won, 16-3 **87: A&M #1, Texas #4 A&M won, 20-13 88: A&M #1, Texas #2 A&M won, 28-24 89: Texas #1, A&M #2 A&M won, 21-10 90: A&M #1, Texas #3 Texas won, 28-27 91: A&M #1, Texas #2 A&M won, 31-14 92: A&M #1, Texas #2 A&M won, 34-13 93: Texas #1, A&M #2 A&M won, 18-9 94: A&M #1, Texas #2 A&M won, 34-10 95: Texas #1, A&M #2 Texas won, 16-6 DCTF Recruiting Rankings in the Big XII South 96: A&M #1, Texas #2 Texas won, 51-15 97: Texas #1, A&M #2 A&M won, 27-16 **98: Texas #1, A&M #3 Texas won, 26-24 **99: Texas #1, A&M #2 A&M won, 20-16 **00: Texas #1, A&M #2 ** Indicates recruiting battle won by a wide margin, according to Dave Campbell's rating system. A&M put together several outstanding classes in a row in the early 1980's, and kept it going, with the exception of 1989, until Texas started having good recruiting success again in 1993. It's no coincidence that the Aggies, who had never won more than three in = a=20 row against the Longhorns (and that was way back in 1909-10-11), won five i= n a row and nine times in 10 years during their recruiting dominance over the Longhorns. Team with superior talent rarely lose to less talented teams, and that is w= hy the Aggies enjoyed their decade in the sun. But look at those recent classes. All the strange happenings at A&M last season delayed the inevitable, in my opinion, and, if those recruiting rankings continue to prove as accurate a crystal ball as they have in the last two decades, the Longhorns' supremacy in recruiting should make this first decade of the new century a great one for UT in this long series, whi= ch the Horns already lead, 67-34-5. Four Baseball Stars Commit The Longhorn baseball coaches already have commitments from four top baseball players. They are catcher Jack Sweeney, 6-2, 200, of powerhouse Houston Bellaire and three hard-throwing right-handed pitchers =01) Joey Guajardo, 6-0, 190, wh= o threw three no-hitters as a junior at Round Rock, and Austin Westlake aces Chaz Taylor, 6-3, 180, and, Huston Street, 5-11, 180. Street, who was 6-1 with a 1.27 ERA last season, is the son of former UT football and baseball star James Street. Taylor pitched a two-hitter this summer against the Dallas Mustangs, a powerful team that included seven college players or signees, including Jas= on Stokes of Coppell. He struck Stokes out twice in that game. Stokes, a UT signee, signed a $2 million pro contract last week. Sweeney started 10 games as a freshman at Bellaire and has been a starter ever since. He is the best defensive catcher in the country and also wields= a powerful bat. Basketball Recruiting The weekend of the first Longhorn football game also was a huge recruiting weekend for both Texas basketball teams. T. J. Ford, the 5-11 point guard who led Fort Bend Willowridge to the Class 5A State Championship last season, took his official visit to UT. He said he enjoyed the trip. "I really like the coaches and the players and there are a lot of things to do at UT and in Austin," he said. He said he plans to visit Cincinnati and possibly Louisville and Houston before making a decision. Ford is one of the top three point guards in the country. The Longhorn women had two top recruits in town for official visits. They a= re 6-2 forward Jody Bell of Chestermere HS in Calgary, Canada, and 5-11 guard Lauren Selmon of Norman, Okla. Selmon is the daughter of former OU and pro football star Dewey Selmon. Football Videos Available Host Communications is offering its season video package against this year. You can get a video each week with the complete UT football game on it, plu= s some of coach Mack Brown's pre-game, half-time and post-game comments to th= e team and media, and the Longhorn radio team's play-by-play when you sign up= . It's $250 for the 11-game package, and, if UT makes the Big 12 championship game, that one is included, too. To order the package, you can call 512-478-1833 and ask for Extension 10. I get this package and it's a great way to watch each game because all the huddles and the time between plays are eliminated. I can watch the entire game, with coach Brown's comments, in less than an hour. UT Women Set Schedule The Longhorn women's basketball schedule features 27 regular season games, highlighted by UT's hosting of the elite Four in the Fall doubleheader basketball tournament (Saturday, Dec. 9) which will be televised nationall= y on FOX Sports Net. Texas also will participate in the Preseason WNIT, and play at the four-tea= m Torneo Cancun de Basquetbol in Cancun, Mexico on Thanksgiving weekend. Under the direction of head coach Jody Conradt, now in her 25th year at th= e UT helm, the Longhorns are coming off their 16th NCAA Tournament appearanc= e. Here's the full schedule: Oct. 26 - Orange-White Game, 7 p.m. (intrasquad scrimmage) Nov. 2 - Kozachka Zalk - Ukraine, 7 p.m. (exhibition) Nov. 6 - CBK Cassovia - Slovakia Republic 7 p.m. (exhibition) Nov. 10 - Preseason WNIT 7 p.m. (first round) Wichita State Nov. 12 - Preseason WNIT -- Second Round, TBA Nov. 19 - Preseason WNIT -- Semifinals, TBA Nov. 20 - Preseason WNIT -- Championship Game & Consolation, TBA Nov. 25-26 - at Torneo Cancun de Basquetbol, Cancun, Mexico ) Denver vs. Minnesota, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 25 Texas vs. Louisville, 9:30 p.m. Nov. 25 Nov. 26 Third-Place Game, 7:30 p.m.; Championship Game, 9:30 p.m. Nov. 29 - Sam Houston State, 7 p.m. Dec. 2 - University of Denver, 7 p.m. Dec. 5 - at Illinois, 7 p.m. Dec. 9 - Secret Four in Fall Classic (Fox Sports Net TV) Texas Tech vs. North Carolina State. 2:30 p.m. Texas vs. Oregon, 5 p.m. Dec. 16 - Centenary, 7 p.m. Dec. 20 - Southwest Texas State 7 p.m. Dec. 22 - Tennessee (Fox Sports Net TV) 7:30 p.m. Dec. 28 - at TCU (ESPN2 TV) TBA Jan. 3 - Texas A&M*,7 p.m. Jan. 6 - at Missouri* TBA Jan. 10 - at Oklahoma* 7 p.m. Jan. 13 - Oklahoma State* TBA Jan. 17 - at Kansas State* 7 p.m. Jan. 20 - Nebraska* 7 p.m. Jan. 27 - at Baylor* 7 p.m. Jan. 31 Colorado* 7 p.m. Feb. 3 - Kansas* TBA Feb. 7 - at Texas A&* 7 p.m. Feb. 10 - at Texas Tech* (ESPN2 TV) 5 p.m. Feb. 14 - Baylor* 7 p.m. Feb. 17 - at Oklahoma State* 7 p.m. Feb. 20 - at Iowa State* (Fox Sports Net TV) 7:30 p.m. Feb. 24 - Texas Tech * (Fox Sports Net TV) 1 p.m. Feb. 28 - Oklahoma* (Fox Sports Net TV) 6:30 p.m. March 6-8 - at Big 12 Conference Tournament, Kansas City *- Big 12 Conference game High School Sub Notice Chris Plonsky, an associate athletic director at Texas, told me last week t= he Big 12 Conference is directing all member universities to notify publishers of independent publications, such as True Orange, that they can no longer advertise for "school boosters" to buy high school subscriptions. Plonsky told me the conference will penalize the UT Athletic Department if = I continue to publicly urge you to buy library subscriptions. I'm not sure the conference could make that stick if anybody wanted to put = it to the legal test, but she told me all the other school publications in the conference are dropping their public solicitations for schools, too. I won't be publicizing my school subscriptions in the future. However, thos= e of you who do send True Orange to one or more school libraries can keep doi= ng so in the future if you so desire. I just won't be able to ask you to that = on the pages of this newsletter. Thanks for your great support in getting University of Texas news out to al= l the high schools, and I regret that I have to stop soliciting new subscriptions. Having great football teams helps all universities grow, and your support h= as helped get the word about the Longhorns into 160 high schools in Texas and several states. 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