Arizona Wildcats fans at the arena in Tulsa and elsewhere could feel yesterday's game against Texas slipping away in the closing moments.
The Longhorns were up 69-67 as they attempted to get the ball in-bounds underneath Arizona's basket.
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Paul Rubin March 21, 2011 9:00AM
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Arizona Wildcats fans at the arena in Tulsa and elsewhere could feel yesterday's game against Texas slipping away in the closing moments.
The Longhorns were up 69-67 as they attempted to get the ball in-bounds underneath Arizona's basket.
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