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Breaking down Texas Longhorns basketball, from the Horns heartbreaking loss to Baylor and looking ahead to Monday’s match up with Missouri.

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Texas Basketball Report 5.7: Falling Short in Waco, and Re-Scouting Missouri

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LONGHORNS TENNIS Horns reach semifinals Texas freshmen Lina Padegimaite and Noel Scott notched another victory to reach the semifinals in the main doubles draw Saturday, on the second day of the National Collegiate Tennis Classic.

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THE EYES OF TEXAS ARE UPON … • Three Golden Bears the Horns will have to keep close tabs on today: ZACH MAYNARD, QB Cornerback Carrington Byndom compared Maynard’s dual-threat abilities to Iowa State’s Steele Jantz.

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THE EYES OF TEXAS ARE UPON … • Three Bears the Horns will have to keep close tabs on today: TERRANCE GANAWAY, RB The senior who followed coach Art Briles from the University of Houston had a couple of pedestrian seasons before exploding for almost 1,200 yards and 14 touchdowns, with two games to go in 2011.

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Hazboy posted a photo: Smokey the Cannon is an artillery piece used as part of the pageantry of college football games of The University of Texas Longhorns. Smokey is operated and cared for by the Texas Cowboys, a University student organization. Smokey is fired each time the Longhorns score, at every kick-off, and at the end of each quarter. The cannon is present for all home games. The original cannon, Smokey I, was constructed at the University’s mechanical engineering lab in 1953, in response to shotgun blasts often heard at the Red River Shootout — the annual Texas-Oklahoma football game. Smokey I was modified in 1955 to shoot twin 10-gauge shotgun shells. This revision was renamed Smokey II. The current version of the cannon, Smokey III, weighs 1,200 pounds and fires up to four blank 10-gauge shells at a time. The cannon was built in 1988 by Lupton Machinery of Austin out of the trunk of an oak tree

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The University of Texas’ Smokey the Cannon

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They waved their white towels. The stands swayed. The Fighting Texas Aggie band marched and gave a symbolic sawing off of the Horns to their delight.

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Second half turns it into last laugher for Texas

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They waved their white towels. The stands swayed. The Fighting Texas Aggie band marched and gave a symbolic sawing off of the Horns to their delight.

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This loss will dog A&M forever

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Hazboy posted a photo: Who needs Malcolm Brown…..they got Bergeron ! With their starting running back Brown injured, Joe stepped up and had a big game for the Horns, scoring three touchdowns on the day for Texas. Texas 52 Texas Tech 20

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Touchdown for the Longhorns’ Joe Bergeron…his second of the day !

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