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Texas Students Camp Out Overnight Ahead of Ohio State Matchup, Continuing Campus Tradition

A group of University of Texas students and alumni has held its spot in a line since Thursday night to secure early entry for the Longhorns' marquee Week 2 game, according to ESPN.

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A group of University of Texas students and alumni has been camping outside the stadium since Thursday night, according to a report from ESPN, as they wait to be first in line for the Longhorns' high-profile Week 2 matchup against Ohio State.

The report describes the overnight campout as part of a growing tradition among students eager to secure prime access to the game, which is considered one of the season's marquee matchups.

According to ESPN, the line has continued to grow since the group first took its position, with more students and alumni joining as the anticipated game approaches.

ESPN's report frames the campout as an example of how fan traditions around major college football matchups have developed at Texas, with students organizing to hold their place in line for an extended period before kickoff.

Further details on the origins of the tradition, the number of participants, and stadium entry policies were not specified in the available report.

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