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Texas women's hoops visits children's hospital
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· July 18, 2026
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AUSTIN (KXAN) - The growth of women's basketball has been impressive to see over the last decade. That goes for much of the country, including here in central Texas. The average game seven or eight years ago at Erwin Center compared to now at Moody Center is night and day. The fan base regularly...
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Key takeaway The average game seven or eight years ago at Erwin Center compared to now at Moody Center is night and day.
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What is this story about? AUSTIN (KXAN) - The growth of women's basketball has been impressive to see over the last decade. That goes for much of the country, including here in central Texas. The average game seven or eight years ago at Erwin Center compared to now at Moody Center is night and day. The fan base regularly...
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