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Just received the following email from a friend of mine who is a Cougar alumni (so ashamed of that fact that he asked me not to reveal his name). The email reads:

It's working! Our efforts to make sure that President Renu Khator and Athletic Director Mack Rhoades have a seat at the conference realignment table have garnered the attention of the State of Texas.

The Texas House Committee on Higher Education plans to meet Wednesday, and we need one more push from you before then. Below is the basic message to deliver to your state legislators. Those with UH connections are listed here, or visit http://www.fyi.legis.state.tx.us to see who represents your area.

Send them a note with the “UH and Conference Realignment” message below.

Go Coogs!

Mike Pede ('89)
President & CEO,
University of Houston Alumni Association

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UH and Confererence Realignment:

The University of Houston MUST be in a BCS conference - that's what is best for Houston and best for Texas!

The University of Houston, as the state's third largest public university, deserves to be in a major BCS conference. UH brings the 10th largest television market in the nation, and a strong alumni base that would add up to a million new TV viewers to a conference. With a strong performance in academics and research, the university is well on its way to becoming a Tier One research institution, and is worthy of a top-tier athletics conference.




Legislators:

Mario Gallegos ('01)
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Leticia Van de Putte
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Royce West (JD '79)
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John Whitmire
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Judith Zaffirini
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Alma Allen (EdD '92)
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Carol Alvarado ('92)
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Bill Callegari (MS '72)
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John Davis ('87)
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Yvonne Davis
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Jessica Farrar ('95)
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Ana Hernandez ('99)
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Chuck Hopson ('65)
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Dora Olivo (MEd '75, JD '81)
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Larry Phillips (JD '90)
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Senfronia Thompson (LLM '96)
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Sylvester Turner ('77)
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Hubert Vo ('83)
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Armando Walle ('04)
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Randy Weber ('03)
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Beverly Woolley ('93)
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John Zerwas ('76)
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OR-See-Nee wrote:UH and Confererence Realignment:

The University of Houston MUST be in a BCS conference - that's what is best for Houston and best for Texas!

The University of Houston, as the state's third largest public university, deserves to be in a major BCS conference. UH brings the 10th largest television market in the nation, and a strong alumni base that would add up to a million new TV viewers to a conference. With a strong performance in academics and research, the university is well on its way to becoming a Tier One research institution, and is worthy of a top-tier athletics conference.

I love how they misspell Conference...

show the Pretty Pictures!!!!!

You can laugh, but given the quality and mental abilities of some of our legislators it might just work for them.

Laughable at best. This "legislature" meeting is nothing but for show.

StallionsModelT wrote:Laughable at best. This "legislature" meeting is nothing but for show.

exactly.

I remember my first day of law school orientation at UofH. Guy stood up and said we were "all cougars now" and held up that crippled-hand thingy that kind of looks like the shocker. I said, "No F'ing way."

Dooby wrote:I remember my first day of law school orientation at UofH. Guy stood up and said we were "all cougars now" and held up that crippled-hand thingy that kind of looks like the shocker. I said, "No F'ing way."

I remember my daughter in-law taking me to my first SMU game in Houston (the big loss fire PB game). I asked what the heck people were doing with the two fingers. She said that it was pony ears. WTF no way I could ever do that!

You may see me with two fingers up but their stomping hoofs on the opponent as legend has it from its origin, or I’m just causally gesturing the parking lot Nazis

why not UTEP? Last time I checked, they were another public university