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Part of the tradition between UA and tex-as$ was with the marching bands. Unlike most games, where the visitor brings a smaller pep band, UA and tex-a$$ brought their full bands in..adding to the pagentry of the rivalry.

Well, typical Texans...they decide to end that and really be ****** about it.

SEC rules say each of our schools have to give 10% of your tickets to the visiting squad. For example, with RRS being 72,000 seats, we have to give Auburn and Florida 7,200 tickets for their fans. Texas, with a stadium of over 80,000...is giving us 4,000 seats at $55 a piece. FIFTY-FIVE DOLLARS A PIECE! They're driving up the prices ONLY on our tickets to limit the fan base, and successfully, lower our band to the pep band only.

It's BS... TUCK FEXAS... TUCK EM HARD

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07-29-2003 10:18 AM
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