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The third-ranked Longhorns are competing for the first time in the College Football Playoff. A win against Washington would propel Texas to their first championship game appearance since 2010.

KUT journalists and a panel of experts take a cold, hard look at the state of love and dating in Austin, featuring special guests — including hometown stars of <i>The Bachelor, </i>Zach Shallcross and Kaity Biggar.

Hosted by KUT News’ Jimmy Maas and Juan Garcia, guests will include Austin FC players, staff and leadership, as well as musicians, artists, fans and more. The first episode will release on all streaming platforms Feb. 29, with new episodes dropping every other Thursday.

From remembering the words to starting on the right note, it takes a lot of work to earn one of the coveted spots to sing “The Star-Spangled Banner” at a Round Rock Express game.

The Austin-based Tex-Mex restaurant opened its original location on Barton Springs Road 32 years ago. Since then the company has expanded to more than 100 locations in 15 states.

Here are 44 athletes and coaches who grew up in, went to school in, or have moved to the greater Austin area.

KUT is making changes to its program lineup, starting with On Point moving to the 9 a.m. slot, replacing 1A. The changes offer listeners new exciting shows entering election season and help KUT to more thoughtfully allocate programming dollars.

The Longhorns have played almost 1,400 games total — many of them against other, closer universities that might satisfy that regional rivalry itch. Why is the itch so strong with Oklahoma?

The team made major changes, parting ways with sporting director Rodolfo Borrell and head coach Nico Estévez.

MLS academy players are under investigation for youth-on-youth sexual abuse stemming from complaints last December.