Daily Round Up: More LHN Cable Providers To Come?

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A new book takes a look at the athletic department and integration. [UT Austin]

Softball head coach Connie Clark got her 700th career win. [The Daily Texan]

Longhorns and Aggies continue the rivalry, even though there is no game. [MVP Texas]

AD Steve Patterson believes more cable providers will pick the LHN before football season. [River City Daily Tribune]

Bill Powers' job reviews became more critical as his relationship with the BOR worsened. [Dallas Morning News]

Big 12

Marcus Smart's best asset is also his biggest weakness. [Dallas Morning News]

Five coaches have left Iowa State's football program. [Des Moines Register]

The next Adrian Peterson may be in Norman. [NewsOK]

One of TCU's defensive tackles has quit football. [TCU 360]

This Sooner recruit already knows the official Land Thief hand sign. [Dallas Morning News]

Are TCU and USC planning to play? [Reign of Troy]

Open Range

Two members of Congress want to change the Washington Redskins' name. [NY Times]

SMU basketball is relevant again. [Dallas Morning News]