College football’s annual rite of spring seems to be withering. Texas became the latest major program Thursday to ditch or change it’s annual spring scrimmage that

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Texas became the latest major program this week to ditch or change its annual spring scrimmage that has long been a staple for fans eager to see rising stars and get a peek into the upcoming season.

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College football’s annual rite of spring seems to be withering. Texas on Thursday became the latest major program to ditch or change it’s annual spring scrimmage that has long been

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Texas is now among a growing list of notable college football programs either scrapping the spring game completely or tweaking it to be presented as a practice-style, including Ohio State, USC, Nebraska and others.

College football’s annual rite of spring seems to be withering. Texas on Thursday became the latest major program to ditch or change its annual spring scrimmage