Texas is the latest school to cancel its spring game, a college tradition that appears to be fading
College football's annual rite of spring seems to be withering. Texas became the latest major program Thursday to ditch or change it's annual spring scrimmage that has long been a staple for fans eager to see the rising stars of their program and get a peek into the upcoming season.
The University of Texas Longhorns fans will be able to watch the newest sport on the Forty Acres live on the free LHN app and on KXAN’s sister station, KBVO-TV, locally in Austin.
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