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    The Texas Longhorns are going to the BCS title game in Pasadena, returning to the site of their last national title. Send Bevo to Rodeo Drive once again Full Article at Austin American-Statesman
    The Texas Longhorns are going to the BCS title game in Pasadena, returning to the site of their last national title. Send Bevo to Rodeo Drive once again
    SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 1 month ago
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Longhorns move up to No. 2 in BCS rankings
  1. The only thing that is important to us now is Central Florida ... Since it's not a conference game, it's a national game that can impact our national rankings.
    Mack Brown – Mack Brown SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 1 month ago
  2. Everyone is impressed with how our defense is playing at a championship level ... And our special teams continue to perform as well as they have since we've been here.
    Mack Brown – Mack Brown SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 1 month ago
  3. Have you bought your tickets to Pasadena?
    SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 1 month ago
  4. November will be spent trying to decide who gets to play Texas in Pasadena
    SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 1 month ago

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