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15-8 Texas media TO

Texas vs Indiana sweet 16 match.

Haven’t seen yet but will definitely look for it. Huge fan of Stuart Scott.

No Texas didn’t fire Major Applewhite just froze his $500,000 salary for a year and then a big raise. He should been fired!!!

Yes the big from Sweden Louisa Asbrink Hose 6’6”

Freshmen and sophomore on campus upper class usually off campus

Bass only has capacity of 2900 - 3000

110-45 Texas final Best news Bri Preston out of the boot

Concerts

70-20 Texas half time

Great news Bri Preston NOT wearing a boot!!

Needs to indoor track facilities. The new volleyball area could also be the future women’s gymnasts team (going to happen soon)

UT seeks private developers for multipurpose arena, student-athlete housing 12.10.2025 | Texas Athletics, Volleyball The project will encompass approximately 4 acres in the Athletics and Entertainment District of UT’s main campus with the arena serving as the competition home for Texas Volleyball. Share: Release from University of Texas Communications AUSTIN, Texas — The University of Texas at Austin has issued a request for proposal (RFP) to seek private developer(s) to plan, design, construct, equip, finance and operate a small multipurpose public arena to serve as the competition home for the Longhorns' four-time National Champion Women's Volleyball and an adjacent student-athlete housing facility, with minimal financial outlay from the University. The project will encompass approximately 4 acres in the Athletics and Entertainment District of UT's main campus, located north of East MLK Jr. Boulevard between Robert Dedman Drive and Interstate 35. "It is important for us to be strategic about how we use our space and how our students and visitors engage with our campus," said UT President Jim Davis. "This is a unique development that will enhance the University's athletics facilities and housing portfolio and benefit students, Longhorn fans and our city for years to come. I am grateful to our Board of Regents for their support for our vision." The arena aims to seat approximately 6,000 fans, with the flexibility to expand seating for concerts, shows and University events that complement the adjacent Moody Center. The student-athlete housing facility is envisioned to provide a best-in-class housing experience for the University's student-athletes that reflects UT's commitment to recruiting and developing premier talent. Additionally, it could provide ground-level retail opportunities that will enhance the campus, community, and visitors' experience. Skip Ad "This is a critical step for the future of Texas Volleyball and our student-athletes' housing experience," said Athletics Director Chris Del Conte. "It is about creating an experience that our student-athletes, coaches and passionate fans will be proud of in the heart of a district built for elite talent and entertainment." The RFP seeks private developers who have successfully developed and operated best-in-class, multipurpose public arenas, student housing and retail facilities, and who have the financial capability to contribute all or a substantial portion of the cost to develop, build and operate the new facilities. Under the proposed public-private collaboration, UT would own both the arena and student-athlete housing properties, and an outside entity would operate them. UT issued the RFP Dec. 10 after the UT System Board of Regents authorized it last month. The 2033 Higher Education Development Foundation will lead the RFP process, and developer(s) will have the option to submit proposals for both or each facility by Feb. 6. The specific timeline and financial arrangement between the University and developer(s) will be determined through negotiations before any agreement is reached. RELATED

Saban would walk the door and tell Bama to kiss his a**

When a college coach is fired, recent NCAA rule changes (late 2025) give players a 15-day transfer window to enter the portal, but it only starts five days after a new coach is announced, not immediately after the firing, creating a delay and potentially a longer wait for players to enter the portal compared to older 30-day windows. This change aims to reduce midseason chaos by tying the exception to the hiring of a permanent replacement, making it harder for players to leave mid-season and encouraging more strategic decisions, though some still might redshirt and wait.

When a college coach is fired, recent NCAA rule changes (late 2025) give players a 15-day transfer window to enter the portal, but it only starts five days after a new coach is announced, not immediately after the firing, creating a delay and potentially a longer wait for players to enter the portal compared to older 30-day windows. This change aims to reduce midseason chaos by tying the exception to the hiring of a permanent replacement, making it harder for players to leave mid-season and encouraging more strategic decisions, though some still might redshirt and wait.

Major should have fired!! That was the beginning of Mack’s and DeLoss downfall

Can request a release which is common

Nope

The 30 day portal rule no longer exists

All the signees can a release of LOI and NIL deals

See Ole Miss, Bama this year

It’s simple folks they graduated early and they can practice but can’t play.

He wasn’t enrolled as student this semester so he is ineligible to play.

Doubt he academically eligible to plays in playoffs because he wasn’t a student this semester