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Punt return TD, big 2nd half lifts Texas to 23-6 Red River Rivalry win over No. 6 Oklahoma — Sam Hodde/Getty Images via Getty Images

American Football · Dallas

Punt return TD, big 2nd half lifts Texas to 23-6 Red River Rivalry win over No. 6 Oklahoma

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Dickey Runs for 263 Yards as No. 9 Texas Tech Overcomes Morton's Injury to Beat Kansas

College Football · Lubbock

Dickey Runs for 263 Yards as No. 9 Texas Tech Overcomes Morton's Injury to Beat Kansas

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LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Cameron Dickey ran for 263 yards and two long touchdowns, Will Hammond scored twice after replacing injured quarterback Behren Morton and No. 9 Texas Tech beat Kansas 42-17 on Saturday night.See the Story

Texas Youth Camps Say Cost of Implementing New Safety Requirements Will Force Them to Close

Texas, United States · Texas

Texas Youth Camps Say Cost of Implementing New Safety Requirements Will Force Them to Close

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Texas camp owners on Friday urged the state health agency to give them more time and flexibility on costly new safety requirements, saying they could be forced to close by next summer.See the Story

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