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In the Mississippi Valley,
In the Crescent Bend
Stands our loved and noble Xavier,
Far her praises send.
Refrain:
Wave her colors bear them onward
Gold and white so true
Hail to thee, all hail, dear Xavier
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To the eternal day. (Refrain)
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Rush loses to No. 21 Longhorns in road exhibition
For immediate release . . . November 6, 2006
Box Score
AUSTIN, Texas — Sophomore guard A.J. Abrams scored 24 points in 21
minutes Monday to lead No. 21 Texas to a 103-53 men's basketball
exhibition victory against Xavier University of Louisiana.
Abrams scored 12 points in each half and was 6 of 7 from 3-point range.
Damion James added 15 points, Kevin Durant 11 and Matt Hill 10 for the
Longhorns, who will open the regular season Thursday at home against
Alcorn State.
Mark Stewart scored 13 points and Alfred Williams 11 for Xavier.
Williams' 3-pointer closed Texas' lead to 27-23 at 9:23 of the first
half, but Abrams scored seven points to lead the Longhorns in a 25-4 run
which ended the half.
Texas outshot Xavier 47 to 37 percent from the floor and outrebounded
the Gold Rush 49-27.
"We were executing really well the first part of the game," Xavier Coach
Dannton Jackson said. "We ran our sets really well. But Texas made a nice
run on us. They got points in transition and second shots. Defensively they
got after us."
Xavier lost both its exhibitions on the road to schools that reached last season's NCAA
Division I Tournament — Arkansas beat the Rush 82-49 last week — but
Jackson said he hopes that future preseasons will include visits to difficult opponents such as
the Longhorns and Razorbacks.
"If you make a small mistake against Texas or Arkansas, it turns into a big
problem," Jackson said. "Games against teams like these make us pay attention to
detail. I think it's a great teaching tool. I think it helps us."
Xavier will remain in Austin for a 7 p.m. regular-season game Tuesday
against Huston-Tillotson, then play Wiley at 7 p.m. Friday in The Barn.
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