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Longhorns Daily News: You boys ready for ‘Big 12 Mexico?’

Plus: Texas track and field keep running into medals

By Xander Peters
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: MAR 11 Big 12 Tournament - Texas at Kansas Photo by Scott Winters/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

Big 12 basketball is coming to Mexico, CBS Sports reports.

From CBS Sports: “The Big 12 announced an international extension in Mexico on Thursday, with upcoming games planned for men’s and women’s basketball, women’s soccer and baseball. The initiative, titled “Big 12 Mexico,” is set to launch in December 2024 with Kansas and Houston squaring off at Arena CDMX in Mexico City for both men’s and women’s basketball games. Exhibition games featuring to-be-announced Big 12 baseball and women’s soccer teams against local clubs are to follow.”

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