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    Fans gave her a standing ovation, chanting her nickname "E-Bay" at game's end. "It was a surreal moment; I really wanted to cry, but I had to keep it in" said Bailey, the only Longhorn to have participated in an NCAA tournament. Full Article at Austin American-Statesman
    It was a surreal moment; I really wanted to cry, but I had to keep it in
    SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 21 months ago
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  1. We're starting to peak at the right time ... The team is really coming together.
    SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 21 months ago
  2. I think I've done a better job of being patient and playing within the offense
    SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 21 months ago

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