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@sarahkgraves @KweeenieB @TexasLonghorns 🤘🏻🧡 Incredible game and congratulations! Dang good shot too! 💪🏻 #CFO
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I’m at a loss for words @TexasLonghorns
I owe you all so much!! The crowd was unbelievable. Excited to go to AZ!! Let’s get another winnn 🤘🫶
SportsCenter@SportsCenter
THE CROWD POP FOR SARAH GRAVES 🗣️ Texas is going back to the Final Four 🤘
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@OffDaHook35 Folks in Texas do. Great beef.
goodstockbynolanryan.com
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LIGHT 👏🏽 THAT 👏🏽 MOTHER 👏🏽 FUCKING 👏🏽 TOWER
Texas won their 69th National Championship thanks to @TexasMSD
#ThisIsTexas #HookEm 🤘🏽

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@JCouncilTX Thanks bro! Need to see you in LF at some point this season 🤘🏼
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Jon Dee Graham was a cornerstone of Austin’s music scene, a fiercely independent songwriter whose work carried the grit and grace of a life fully lived. He built his reputation not on commercial flash but on raw honesty, his voice weathered, his lyrics unflinching. Whether performing solo or as part of bands like the True Believers, Graham embodied the spirit of Austin: resilient, soulful, and defiantly authentic. His songs often felt less like performances and more like confessions, shaped by personal struggles, hard-won wisdom, and a deep empathy for the human condition.
Life dealt Graham more than his share of hardship. He survived a near-fatal accident that left lasting physical damage, and he carried the emotional weight of profound personal losses, including the death of his son. Rather than retreat, he poured that pain into his music, transforming grief into something communal and cathartic. His work became a refuge not just for himself, but for listeners who recognized their own heartbreak and endurance in his words. He wasn’t just admired, he was trusted, the kind of artist whose scars made his voice ring truer.
His passing marks a deeply felt loss for Austin and beyond. Graham was never a mainstream figure, but his influence ran deep through the city’s musical veins, inspiring countless artists who valued truth over polish. In losing him, Austin lost more than a musician, it lost a storyteller who gave voice to its rough edges and tender moments alike. Yet his songs remain, echoing through the clubs and streets he inhabited, a lasting testament to a life that refused to look away from either beauty or pain.
We are beyond saddened by the loss of one of our state’s & Austin’s defining artists. An artist’s artist. A father. A husband. A champion of the underdog. A friend. A bear with teeth only sharp enough to pierce your soul… but left your heart to beat with more vigor and purpose. He will be greatly missed and our hearts and love go out to his family, friends, and fans around the world.
Jon Dee Graham - A true Texas Music Legend.
@JonDeeGraham

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@JCouncilTX You are correct
I was too happy
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The batter at the plate…. Calvin Murray. 🤘🏻
Darren Rovell@darrenrovell
25 years ago today…Randy Johnson hits the bird. It’s a great ticket and I’ve enjoyed having it. Putting it up on eBay tomorrow so that another ticket collector can enjoy it.
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Possibly the last time that Sarah Graves is on the basketball court in the Moody Center, she's letting all of the fans know she loves them 🫶
Sarah Graves@sarahkgraves
I don’t take this crowd for granted… the @UTAustin family has changed my life!! I owe so much to EVERY person who has encouraged me, commented, or cheered on our team. Working hard everyday to make you proud!! Thank you all ❤️
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40 year anniversary!! Was awesome to get the chance to see this in the theater. One of my favorite movies growing up!!!
@rad

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