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why do UT students hate texas state so much? and why wouldn't they want them at roundup if selling wristbands makes them money?

Posted By: curious
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It's a UT function, TXST should have their own parties. The roundup bands will sell no matter what so they might as well go to actual UT students. Stay in SanMo PLEASE.

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Because they act like thirsty gold diggers around UT guys. It's better to be a UT SDT than it is to be a TXST ZTA

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texas state is actually a fun, beautiful campus but it just isn't the same as going to UT and y'all know it. aggies are little brother and texas state is toddler brother. no prestige in either.

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So true, I feel like the only schools allowed to show up are A&M and SMU

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by: ok?   

and you think there's prestige in going to UT? it's not harvard or even ivy

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UT is a public ivy and one of the top 20 public schools in the country. Texas State doesn't break the top 150

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^^ haha well if you're too stupid to get in anywhere except Texas state you probably don't have room to talk down on UT :)

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Why do Texas State students care so much about what UT students think about them/ why are they on our Greek Rank page

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Texas State is 2nd rate to UT. Go away

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TXST is an absolute joke. its a 4 year community college

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go away

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