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Many sports are offered at the University of Texas. Basketball, Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Volleyball, Tennis, Softball, and Golf. Most of these sports have a women's and men's team and some are nationally recognized.
Each state is different. Some, like Alaska, Vermont, Rhode Island, Deleware, New Hampshire and Maine do not have a single Division I-FBS (formerly Division I-A) program. Others, like Texas, have many (Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, North Texas, Texas-San Antonio, Texas State, Rice, Baylor, Texas-El Paso, etc.).
This is a matter of opinion. Texas A&M offers many great science and biology programs, while University of Texas offers many award-winning business and engineering programs.
There are many non-football schools with less than 10,000 students. But larger non-football schools include - University of Alaska (30,000 students) Boston University (32,000) California - Santa Barbara (20,000) Cal State - Fullerton (36,000) Cal State - Long Beach (35,000) Cal State - Northridge (36,000) George Washington (24,000) Marquette (11,000) Maryland - Baltimore County (12,000) Northeastern (15,000) *dropped football in 2009* Texas - Arlington (31,000) Texas - San Antonio (28,000) *but will start football in 2011* Vermont (11,000) University of California, San Diego (31,000) Wichita State (15,000)
Each state is different. Some, like Alaska, Vermont, Rhode Island, Deleware, New Hampshire and Maine do not have a single Division I-FBS (formerly Division I-A) program. Others, like Texas, have many (Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, North Texas, Texas-San Antonio, Texas State, Rice, Baylor, Texas-El Paso, etc.).
150 Texas State Agencies.
Everyone in Texas represents the state
Texas is a state. A grand state too, many believe.
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