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Texas had mostly been able to avoid any coronavirus-related concerns in its locker room.

So, that brings us to the local front...what will our very own Stephen F. Austin State University be doing for their fall football season?

Forfeiture of wins and championships as well as post-season bans are part of the punishments for SFA

I'll even give you my prediction for the championship. This year, I'm going with...

The college football bowl season (also known as cozy-pants-and recliner-season) starts this Saturday, and Texas is hosting nine of these big games over the next three weeks. There are four Texas teams playing in bowl games this year.

Do not get caught in the halftime concession line or the bathroom line if you're going to a college football game this weekend. The halftime shows are too good!

Now that our brackets are busted and we're not cheering for ourselves anymore, it's time to toss those in the trash and really get behind our Texas teams. There are two Texas teams left in the NCAA tournament, and I'm about to talk some trash and tell you exactly why they're gonna make the Final Four. Believe it!

We've got Texas teams playing in bowl games this week, and more Texas cities are hosting bowl games too. We'll lay it out for ya, so it's a little easier to navigate from the couch.

70 million people are filling out brackets thinking they're going to win.  Not me!  I'm pretty sure this is a terrible bracket to copy.

The University of Houston football team is quite possibly among the best teams in the country, but they never quite get the national attention they deserve.  That may change this weekend.

Connecticut beat Kentucky and won the 2014 NCAA men's basketball title on Monday night in North Texas. Here's a recap of the action:

Friday night's big win for Stephen F. Austin in the NCAA tournament was exciting -- what a huge upset win over Virginia Commonwealth! Sunday, the Lumberjacks couldn't quite get past the UCLA Bruins in the Round of 32.