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512.232.3865 Texaslonghorns 2011-12 UT WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dates/times subject to change. Check TexasSports.com for updates. TICKETS GROUP TICKETS 10/27 Thu. ST. EDWARD’S (EXHIBITION) ____ 7 pm 1/21 Sat. @ Oklahoma* fsn (Norman, Okla.) ___11 am Prime Reserved Seats __________________ $16 Get Hooked for Less! 11/11 Fri. STANFORD lhn Presented by Wingstop _ 7 pm 1/25 Wed. MISSOURI lhn Arena Reserved Seats __________________ $12 • just $5 each for groups of 10 or more • 11/14 Mon. SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA lhn __ 8 pm - Presented by Bank of America _______ 7 pm General Admission _____________________ $8 Grab your friends, coworkers, 11/20 Sun. ALCORN STATE lhn __________ 2 pm 1/28 Sat. @ Texas Tech* (Lubbock, Texas) _____ 2 pm Groups of 10 or more (see column to right) _______ $5 neighbors or youth team and call @ Waikiki Beach Marriott Rainbow Wahine Showdown~ 2/1 Wed. KANSAS STATE* lhn __________ 7 pm LASP ___________________________ FREE $5 512.232.3865 11/25 Fri. vs. Virginia _________________7 pm 2/4 Sat. @ Iowa State* (Ames, Iowa) _______ 1 pm LASP = Longhorn All-Sports Package (UT students, faculty, staff) or email 11/26 Sat. vs. California ________________4 pm 2/8 Wed. @ Kansas* (Lawrence, Kan.) _______ 7 pm • 512/471-3333 or TexasBoxOffice.com [email protected] 11/27 Sun. @ Hawai’i __________________9 pm 2/11 Sat. OKLAHOMA STATE* lhn • UT’s Bellmont Hall (512/471-3333 or 800/982-BEVO; Group tickets must be ordered in advance; not avail. for purchase on gameday. 12/4 Sun. @ Tennessee fs south (Knoxville, Tenn.) _ 1 pm - Presented by Time Warner Cable _______ 7 pm Hours: Mon.-Fri., 9 am-4 pm Central) • Frank Erwin Center (Hours: Mon.-Fri., 10 am-6 pm) 6-GAME MINI PLANS 12/10 Sat. MICHIGAN STATE lhn Presented by H-E-B 2/15 Wed. TEXAS TECH* lhn (Big 12/Big Ten Challenge) _________ 2 pm - Presented by Mama Fu’s Asian House ____ 7 pm and gamedays prior to tip-off Just $60 for arena-level reserved seats for 6 great games! 2/18 Sat. @ Kansas State* (Manhattan, Kan.) ____ 6 pm • Select Austin-area H-E-B stores 12/14 Wed. ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF lhn • Gameday Will Call is at Erwin Center’s South box office Orange Package*: White Package*: 2/21 Tues. @ Baylor* fsn sw (Waco, Texas) ____6:30 pm (40 Acres Field Trip) ____________ 11 am Tickets to UT Athletics events are based on availability. • Michigan St. (Sa.12/10) • Michigan St. (Sa.12/10) 12/17 Sat. NORTH TEXAS lhn ___________ 7 pm 2/25 Sat. OKLAHOMA* fsn Presented by AT&T • Kansas (W.1/4) • North Texas (Sa.12/17) 12/20 Tue. GRAMBLING STATE lhn ________ 7 pm (WBCA Pink Zone) _____________ 5 pm THE LONGHORN FOUNDATION • Iowa St. (W.1/18) • Baylor (Su.1/15) 2/28 Tues. @ Missouri* (Columbia, Mo.) _______ 7 pm 12/28 Wed. DELAWARE STATE lhn ________ 7 pm If e you would lik to become a Longhorn Foundation donor • Missouri (W.1/25) • Oklahoma St. (Sa. 2/11) 3/4 Sun. TEXAS A&M* fsn 1/4 Wed. KANSAS* lhn to receive priority seating, parking privileges and more, • Oklahoma (Sa.2/25) • Oklahoma (Sa.2/25) - Presented by Excelyte ___________ 7 pm - State Farm Lone Star Showdown ____ 12 pm please call The Longhorn Foundation at 512/471-4439. • Texas A&M (Su.3/4) • Texas A&M (Su.3/4) 1/7 Sat. @ Oklahoma State* (Stillwater, Okla.) _ 2 pm 3/7-10 Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) *Available until 12/9 or until one or *Available until 12/9 or until one or 1/11 Wed. @ Texas A&M* - State Farm Lone Star Showdown 3/17-20 NCAA First & Second Rounds BEVO’S BARGAINS more games in this package sells out more games in this package sells out (College Station, Texas) ___________ 6 pm 3/24-27 NCAA Regionals Click on the Bevo’s Bargains Go to TexasBoxOffice.com OR call 512/232-3865 1/15 Sun. 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