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As seen in: Spectrum News 1 Texas (Dallas Fort Worth), Spectrum News Austin, WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC), WINK-TV (Fort Myers, FL), Spectrum News, Spectrum News 1 (San Antonio, Texas), Spectrum News 13, Bay News 9, Spectrum News 1 Worcester
Journalist for Spectrum News Texas @SpectrumNews1TX I MBA '20 @UTTyler | University of Tampa '17 | Texas bred and fed (Rowlett, TX)
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UNT athletic booster bashes UTSA football program on Twitter

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By Chris Grisby 
| Spectrum News 1 (San Antonio, Texas)
DALLAS — University of North Texas athletic booster, Dillon Lovelace, is being called out by students and alumni at both The University of North Texas and The University of Texas at San Antonio. After UNT's win against the roadrunners, Lovelace tweeted at UTSA players and head coach Jeff Traylor. "Y'all are so soft. Triangle of w-hat? More immigrants?!," Lovelace wrote in a now deleted tweet.
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Group of North Texas engineers establishes mark in new space race

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By Chris Grisby 
| Bay News 9
DALLAS — With the emergence of SpaceX and Blue Origin, Texas has become a hotbed for companies eyeing space exploration. According to a PwC 2020 report, Texas ranks as the fourth-best state for aerospace manufacturing. Some companies have relocated their headquarters to the Lone Star State thanks to a pool of engineering talent and the ample amount of land available for research and development.
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Group of North Texas engineers establishes mark in new space race

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By Chris Grisby 
| Spectrum News 13
DALLAS — With the emergence of SpaceX and Blue Origin, Texas has become a hotbed for companies eyeing space exploration. According to a PwC 2020 report, Texas ranks as the fourth-best state for aerospace manufacturing. Some companies have relocated their headquarters to the Lone Star State thanks to a pool of engineering talent and the ample amount of land available for research and development.
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