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BurntXOrange

Online news & entertainment magazine at UT Austin

BurntXOrange

Online news & entertainment magazine at UT Austin

BurntXOrange

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Longhorn City Limits Brings a New Dimension To Longhorn Game Day

November 30, 2018

Decked out in orange and white, thousands of devoted Horns fans arrived hours before kick off at the Texas vs. TCU game.

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Athletes Respond to Trump’s Divisive Comments

September 28, 2017

After President Donald Trump referred to kneeling NFL players with an expletive-filled insult, the sports world snapped back.

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The Cowboys’ and Texans’ Offseason Recap

May 4, 2015

Since Austin has no National Football Team of its own, many Austinites look to either the Dallas Cowboys or the Houston Texans as their favorite team. Both of these teams have made major changes over the course of the offseason as they acquired and lost a number of players.

It Really is On Us

January 23, 2015

Ray Rice. Kendall Sanders. Montrel Meander. Each man was a former high-profile football player. Each man committed an act of assault or abuse against a woman. Rice is currently out of a job after being released from his longtime team, the Baltimore Ravens. Sanders and Meander have been suspended from the University of Texas football team and are awaiting trial as well as a judicial review, which could result in their expulsion.

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ATX Rookie Guide to UT Football Culture

October 13, 2014

I grew up hating Texas football with a passion. My mom attended the University of Nebraska and raised me as a diehard Nebraska Cornhusker fan. However, once I set foot in Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, that all changed. It was as if I, a Montague, married into the Capulet family.

Opinion: Science Supports David Ash’s Decision To Retire

September 29, 2014

After it was announced that Tyrone Swoopes would be the starting quarterback under center for Texas, it seemed like only a matter of time before David Ash would make the announcement to leave football for good. Ash’s impending retirement finally culminated on Sept. 17, when Charlie Strong announced that the quarterback from Belton, Texas was retiring. During a press conference, Ash explained his decision. However, it was not a melancholy affair, nor should it have been.

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In the Tweet-light: Mack Brown

February 17, 2014

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