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all_sort_of_smash — 12 years ago(December 27, 2013 04:04 PM)

Because the average age of their students is 23

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It depends on Texas, I live in Fort Worth and it's not that serious, it's really more in the country like Midland that takes it serious.

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I could see that. I had to drive through a town painted in high school football colors. I live in Denver, CO where high school football is meaningless, but I've been to Texas where you'd think they were NFL teams

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Yes they do, everything is bigger in Texas especially football.

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