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I hope they fix their broadcast problems. I had several issues during the UT game. Earlier I tested it during the first game of the tournament and could not get any sound. I tried it on my computer and my tv. Later it worked and a message had popped up on the screen saying that there had been no audio for the first four innings. Toward the end of our game I went to the UT website and clicked on the “listen” button for the game and got to hear Craig Way and Keith Moreland. They are so much better than most of the tv announcers. I wish I could sync the tv and radio broadcasts better so I could turn the sound down on the tv and listen to the radio broadcasts instead of the tv announcers all the time.
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Unfortunately, you can't have a real discussion about this issue without discussing the forbidden politics. Big Cody has already headed the SEC and Big18 off at the pass, mid-terms might decide the rest.
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DOG!!! I agree with you... Dangerous indeed. I saw where President Trump has invited several CFB luminaries, led by Nick Saban, to the White House to discuss the future of College Sports and NIL. Unfortunately, neither Dog nor Bobby Burton were on the list of invitees. Hook 'Em! And take cover when the President and Congress get involved with college football.
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Basketball new Home and Home against Memphis
Jc Dobbs replied to GoHorns1's topic in On Texas Football Forum
I was a UT Sophomore when Memphis State played the Longhorns at Gregory Gym in December, 1973. Texas played well, but Memphis was strong that '73-'74 season and won the game. I remember sitting in the front row under the basket in the Student Section... I always remembered that game and I think it was because I first realized how tall the college basketball players were when seen from floor level. If my memory is correct, the Erwin Center opened three years later in the '75-'76 season. There was an architectural model of "The Super Drum" in the entry lobby of Gregory Gym. Great memories of the Leon Black era of Texas Basketball and Memphis State was a powerhouse back in those days. Hook 'Em!