• Pearl Jam
• Dave Matthews Band
• Beastie Boys
• Kings of Leon
• Ben Harper and Relentless7
• Thievery Corporation
• John Legend
• The Dead Weather
• The Levon Helm Band
• Ghostland Observatory
• Sonic Youth
• Mos Def
• Toadies
• Flogging Molly
• The B-52s
• Lily Allen
• Citizen Cope
• Arctic Monkeys
• The Decemberists
• Coheed and Cambria
• Andrew Bird
• Girl Talk
• STS9 (Sound Tribe Sector 9)
• Phoenix
• Bassnectar
• Bon Iver
• !!!
• Avett Brothers
• The Airborne Toxic Event
• Medeski, Martin & Wood
• Clutch
• Michael Franti & Spearhead
• Grizzly Bear
• Heartless Bastards
• Passion Pit
• White Lies
• Dan Auerbach
• The Walkmen
• The Scabs
• Reckless Kelly
• DeVotchka
• Blitzen Trapper
• The Virgins
• Here We Go Magic
• Eek-A-Mouse
• K’Naan
• Asleep at the Wheel
• Dr. Dog
• The Raveonettes
• The Knux
• Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears
• State Radio
• Los Amigos Invisibles
• The Felice Brothers
• Federico Aubele
• Raul Malo
• Daniel Johnston
• Poi Dog Pondering
• Brett Dennen
• Rodriguez
• Henry Butler
• Preservation Hall
• Sam Roberts Band
• The Greencards
• Sara Watkins
• Walter “Wolfman” Washington
• David Garza
• John Vanderslice
• Zac Brown Band
• Todd Snider
• School of Seven Bells
• The Dodos
• Robyn Hitchcock and the Venus 3
• Alberta Cross
• Deer Tick
• Bell X1
• Alela Diane
• The Wood Brothers
• The Parlor Mob
• Rebirth Brass Band
• Marva Wright
• Terri Hendrix
• L.A.X.
• Lisa Hannigan
• The Low Anthem
• Sons of Bill
• Suckers
• Sarah Jaffe
• Cotton Jones
• The Henry Clay People
• Papa Mali
• Jypsi
• Vince Mira
• Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights
• Mimicking Birds
• Jeffrey Steele
• Jonell Mosser
• Leatherbag
• Keith Gattis
• Damien Horne
• Sarah Siskind
• The Dexateens
• Nelo
• Danny Brooks
• Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band
• The Soul Stirrers
• The Durdens
• Palm School Elementary
• The Gospel Silvertones
• Diaconos
• Quinn Sullivan
• Ralph’s World
• Q Brothers
• Milkshake
• Telephone Company
• Loose Cannons
• Lunch Money

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Here’s a list of the five winningest programs of all time, through games of Jan. 5, 2009:

1. Michigan: 872

2. Texas: 832

3. Notre Dame: 831

4. Nebraska: 817

5. Ohio State: 807

Source: Longhorns Gameweek

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Regional Finalists will go head-to-head presenting their research with peers across the nation. Regional Finals commence November 7, 2008. The events are hosted by six of America’s leading research universities: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (November 7-8); University of Notre Dame (November 7-8); University of Texas at Austin (November 14-15); Carnegie Mellon University (November 14-15); California Institute of Technology (November 21-22); and Georgia Institute of Technology (November 21-22).

TEXAS SEMIFINALISTS

• Firas Abuzaid, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Matthew Amme, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Irene Cai, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Ian Chan, Plano East Senior High School, Plano
• Hua Chen, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Jaimie Chung, Cinco Ranch High School, Katy
• Debannita Dasgupta, Northside Health Careers High School, San Antonio
• Jonathan Dau, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• John Geller, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Kevin Holmes, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Jennifer Hu, Liberal Arts and Science Academy, Austin
• Rathi Kannan, Clear Lake High School, Houston
• Shibi Kannan, St. Mark’s School of Texas, Dallas
• Fan-hal Koung, St. John’s School, Houston
• Matthew Krenik, Garland High School, Garland
• Jeremy Lai, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Yiwen Liang, Highland Park High School, Dallas
• Alexander Mentzelopoulos, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Camden Miller, Allen High School, Allen
• Shefa Moten, Clear Creek High School, League City
• Pauline Nguyen, Northside Health Careers High School, San Antonio
• Ilyas Patanam, Michael E. Debakey High School For Health Professions, Houston
• Mark Pavlyukovskyy, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Ramya Raghavan, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Veronica Ray, Incarnate Word High School, San Antonio
• Aman Sharma, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Patrick Snodgrass, Kingwood High School, Kingwood
• Richard Song, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Emmanuel Souganidis, Liberal Arts and Science Academy, Austin
• Monica Tamil, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Alex Wang, Plano East Senior High School, Plano
• Qiongqiong Yang, Plano Senior High School, Plano
• Kimberly Yeh, Stephen F. Austin High School, Sugar Land
• Jing Yin, Liberal Arts and Science Academy, Austin

TEXAS REGIONAL FINALISTS

• Jeffrey Chan, William P. Clements High School, Sugar Land
• Joshua Chang, Bellaire High School, Bellaire
• Wen Chyan, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Sameer Deshpande, Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, Denton
• Marie Feng, Westlake High School, Austin
• Nayana Ghosh-Choudhury, Northside Health Careers High School, San Antonio
• Elisa Lin, Plano West Senior High School, Plano
• Amanda Lu, Plano West Senior High School, Plano
• Srikrishna Raghavan, Academy of Science and Technology, The Woodlands
• Qingliu Yang, Plano West Senior High School, Plano
• Alicia Zhang, Liberal Arts and Science Academy, Austin
• Mark Zhang, William P. Clements High School, Sugar Land
• Yi Zhang, Bellaire High School, Bellaire

Here are the other occasions and results:

2004: No. 2 Oklahoma 12, No. 5 Texas 0

2002: No. 2 Oklahoma 35, No. 3 Texas 24

2001: No. 3 Oklahoma 14, No. 5 Texas 3

1984: No. 1 Texas 15, No. 3 Oklahoma 15

1979: No. 4 Texas 16, No. 3 Oklahoma 7

1977: No. 5 Texas 13, No. 2 Oklahoma 6

1975: No. 2 Oklahoma 24, No. 5 Texas 17

1963: No. 2 Texas 28, No. 1 Oklahoma 7

1950: No. 3 Oklahoma 14, No. 4 Texas 13

Source: Sooner Football Game Notes

Related lists:

• Longest Texas-OU Winning Streaks
• Best OU Performances Against Texas
• Texas-OU Results By Decade
• UT Career Passing Yardage Leaders
• UT Coaches Records Against OU

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Here are the longest winning streaks of all-time:

Texas (8): 1958-65

Texas (8): 1940-47

Oklahoma (6): 1952-57

Texas (6): 1922-32

Oklahoma (5): 2000-04

Oklahoma (5): 1971-75

Texas (4): 1989-92

Oklahoma (4): 1985-88

Texas (4): 1967-70

Texas (4): 1900-02

Source: Longhorns GameWeek

Related lists:

• Texas-OU Top5 Showdowns
• Best OU Performances Against Texas
• Texas-OU Results By Decade
• UT Career Passing Yardage Leaders
• UT Coaches Records Against OU

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Here’s a list of some of the top OU performances against Texas. Since beating the hated Longhorns is a rather large deal on the north side of the Red River, Sooner fans probably remember these names fondly.

Most Rushing Yards: 291, De’Mond Park (1997)

Most Passing Yards: 387, Sam Bradford (2008)

Most Pass Completions: 31, Josh Heupel (1999)

Most Touchdown Passes: 5, Sam Bradford (2008)

Most Pass Receptions: 9, Corey Warren (1992)

Most Receiving Yards: 190, Mark Clayton (2003)

Most Touchdown Receptions: 3, Manuel Johnson (2008)

Most Tackles: 21, Rod Shoate (1974)

Most Sacks: 3, Jimmy Wilkerson (2001)

Most Interceptions: 3, Jerry Tubbs (1955)

Source: Sooner Football Game Notes

Related lists:

• Texas-OU Top5 Showdowns
• Longest Texas-OU Winning Streaks
• Texas-OU Results By Decade
• UT Career Passing Yardage Leaders
• UT Coaches Records Against OU

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Here’s a breakdown of results by decade, at least a few of which fans of the Orange and White might prefer to forget:

2000s: Oklahoma, 6-3

1990s: Texas, 7-2-1

1980s: Oklahoma, 5-4-1

1970s: Oklahoma, 6-3-1

1960s: Texas, 9-1

1950s: Oklahoma, 7-3

1940s: Texas, 8-2

1930s: Texas, 6-3-1

1920s: Texas, 3-0

1910s: Oklahoma, 6-3

1900s: Texas, 9-2-1

Source: Longhorns GameWeek

Related lists:

• Texas-OU Top5 Showdowns
• Longest Texas-OU Winning Streaks
• Best OU Performances Against Texas
• UT Career Passing Yardage Leaders
• UT Coaches Records Against OU

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Here’s a list of how some prominent UT coaches have done against the Sooners over the years:

Clyde Littlefield (1927-33): 4-1

Dana X. Bible (1937-46): 7-2-1

Darrell K. Royal (1957-76): 12-7-1

Fred Akers (1977-86): 5-4-1

David McWilliams (1987-91): 3-2

John Mackovic (1992-97): 3-2-1

Mack Brown (1998-present): 5-6

Source: 2008 Texas Football Media Guide

Related lists:

• Texas-OU Top5 Showdowns
• Longest Texas-OU Winning Streaks
• Best OU Performances Against Texas
• Texas-OU Results By Decade
• UT Career Passing Yardage Leaders

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You know all about “The Big House” in Ann Arbor, “The Horseshoe” in Columbus, “The Swamp” in Florida and the Tennessee Navy docking for the big game in Knoxville.  But who are the other top draws around the nation?

Here’s a list of the 2007 home attendance leaders, with average per game:

1. Michigan: 110,264

2. Penn State: 108,917

3. Ohio State: 105,110

4. Tennessee: 103,918

5. Georgia: 92,746

6. LSU: 92,619

7. Alabama: 92,138

8. Florida: 90,388

9. Southern California: 87,476

10. Texas: 85,144

Note: With the expansion of Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium to a capacity of more than 98,000 for 2008, UT is likely to move into the top five after numbers are crunched at the end of the current season.

Source: NCAA.org