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How East Texas A&M Pulled Off 2 Basketball Upsets And Earned Money | News.gg

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How East Texas A&M Pulled Off 2 Basketball Upsets And Earned Money

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In East Texas A&M’s first two games last week, the Lions upset Oklahoma and Rice, two schools with much larger budgets and significantly more expensive rosters.

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In East Texas A&M’s first two games last week, the Lions upset Oklahoma and Rice, two schools with much larger budgets and significantly more expensive rosters.

By Tim Casey, Senior Contributor · Nov 10, 2026, 11:00 AM UTC

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How East Texas A&M Pulled Off 2 Basketball Upsets And Earned Money
In East Texas A&M’s first two games last week, the Lions upset Oklahoma and Rice, two schools with much larger budgets and significantly more expensive rosters.
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