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[QUOTE="Carnac, post: 2365160, member: 5798"] It's a common thought in the sports world that you've got to have the horses (thoroughbreds) before you can win a race. Well, Aston now has the "horses", so now what? Will the Longhorn fan base expect [B]nothing less[/B] than a final four appearance the next few years, if not a championship? Has Texas supplanted Baylor as the #1 WCBB program in the state? As a WCBB fan, I would love to attend those two games this year. I expect [B]both[/B] arenas to be sold out months ahead. Being only 108 miles apart will assure both teams will travel well to the other's arena. [/QUOTE]
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