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BON Roundtable: Texas, again, eyeing a bounce-back win vs. Oklahoma State - Vimarsana News

BON Roundtable: Texas, again, eyeing a bounce-back win vs. Oklahoma State

The BON staff got together to discuss where Texas stands at the mid-point of the season, how they can improve this week, and more.

BON Roundtable: Texas enters Red River Showdown eyeing upset over Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

BON Roundtable: Texas enters Red River Showdown eyeing upset over Oklahoma

The rumors are true — OU sucks.

Why Texas A&M's Road to 'Greatness' Runs Through Alabama - Sports Illustrated Texas A&M Aggies News, Analysis and More - Vimarsana News

Why Texas A&M's Road to 'Greatness' Runs Through Alabama - Sports Illustrated Texas A&M Aggies News, Analysis and More

The unavoidable truth is that if the Aggies want to fulfill their mission of a national title, at some point, they will have to beat the Crimson Tide

Source: si.com
Fact-check: Does Texas have 'some of the highest property taxes in the nation'? - Vimarsana News

Fact-check: Does Texas have 'some of the highest property taxes in the nation'?

Texas' newest gubernatorial candidate Don Huffines, a Republican, is pledging to eliminate the state's property taxes if he were elected, saying that the state has "some of the highest property taxes in the nation." He's generally correct.

Source: msn.com
Texas has some of the highest property taxes in the nation - Vimarsana News

Texas has some of the highest property taxes in the nation

Texas' newest gubernatorial candidate Don Huffines, a Republican, is pledging to eliminate the state's property taxes if he were elected, saying that the state has "some of the highest property taxes in the nation." He's generally correct.