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Fight for No. 1 Only Gets Tougher for Texas Longhorns

It would have been nice if the Texas Longhorns could have exhaled a bit after leaping into the top spot of both major polls last week. But there was little time for such self indulgence, not with Iowa State and Texas A&M waiting to be the first teams to knock off the new No.1 team in the nation. And certainly not with a...

Texas A&M Upends Texas

Rick Barnes' Texas team came into a Rivalry Week matchup against Texas A&M needing a big win to make sure they didn't find themselves on the oh-so-slippery NCAA Tournament bubble. Instead, they got straight up punched in the mouth by their disregarded in-state rivals, as the Aggies used a balanced attack -- five different...

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06/01/12 Douglas Avenue/Hwy. 31 to close Monday Source: The Brewton Standard - Brewton AL Monday morning may create a traffic issue through Brewton as the second street closing for repairs is required.
05/28/12 Land program teaches stewardship Source: mySA - San Antonio TX After finishing graduate-level food courses and a farming apprenticeship program in New York, Karen Turner is focusing on a six-course land-stewardship series in San Antonio with dreams of turning her family's small tract near Marion into a dairy.
05/17/12 Harrisburg deal to buy land under Strawberry Square... Source: The Patriot-News - Harrisburg PA Harrisburg may be sitting on another dangerous pile of debt â separate from the incinerator â which has the potential to saddle the city with millions of dollars of extra bond payments.
05/17/12 Davis slams Windies outfit Source: Newsday (Trinidad & Tobago) FORMER TRINIDAD and Tobago and West Indies opening batsman Bryan Davis has slammed the current WI team for their disappointing showing in the recent three-Test series at home to Australia, which saw Michael Clarkes team prevail by a 2-0 margin.
05/15/12 NOT A CHANCE Source: Trinidad & Tobago Express West Indies will face off against England at Lord's in the first of three Test matches, knowing that they are firm underdogs in what is expected to be a lopsided encounter.