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  • 682005 Texas vs. Ohio State football game — NCAAFootballSingleGameHeader Name=First football game between Texas and Ohio State Date=September 10, 2005 Year=2005 Visitor School=University of Texas at Austin Visitor Name Short=Texas Visitor Nickname=Longhorns Visitor Record=1 0 Visitor… …

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