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Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt: /* History */

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History

Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt: /* History */

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History

Jacob Hardin-Bernhardt at 20:24, 25 July 2026

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Olin Bose at 20:14, 5 November 2025

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Brad McLain: /* Former Members */

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Former Members

Brad McLain: /* Current Members */

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Current Members

Kevin Wang: /* Current Members */

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Current Members

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 saw the arrival of team leaders Eric Kwartler and Matt Nance.  While the team failed to appear at any national tournaments that season, UT did become much more active on the local circuit, attending four tournaments and hosting two more.  Since then, UT has attended 23 tournaments, six of them national tournaments and four of them circuit events outside the Southwest region.
-In the 2018-2019 season, UT's club leadership passed from [[Delaynie Fritz]] to former [[Duke]]-player and current graduate student [[Ryan Humphrey]]. UT attended both D1 ICT (finishing t-21st) and ACF Nationals (finishing t-17th), and the team's finishes were largely due to the strong contributions of multiple freshmen on the A team([[Ashwath Seetharaman]], [[Graham Stockton]], [[Jaskaran Singh]]. UT also hosted or aided in hosting multiple tournaments in Austin throughout the 2018-2019 season ([[ACF Fall]], [[Penn Bowl]], [[Sun God Invitational]], and [[ACF Regionals]].
+In the 2018-2019 season, UT's club leadership passed from [[Delaynie Fritz]] to former [[Duke]]-player and graduate student [[Ryan Humphrey]]. UT attended both D1 ICT (finishing t-21st) and ACF Nationals (finishing t-17th), and the team's finishes were largely due to the strong contributions of multiple freshmen on the A team ([[Ashwath Seetharaman]], [[Graham Stockton]], [[Jaskaran Singh]]. UT also hosted or aided in hosting multiple tournaments in Austin throughout the 2018-2019 season ([[ACF Fall]], [[Penn Bowl]], [[Sun God Invitational]], and [[ACF Regionals]].
 In the Spring of 2020, the UT club produced the [[Longhorn Invitational Tournament]], which saw most of its mirrors take place in Fall 2020.

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 In the 2018-2019 season, UT's club leadership passed from [[Delaynie Fritz]] to former [[Duke]]-player and current graduate student [[Ryan Humphrey]]. UT attended both D1 ICT (finishing t-21st) and ACF Nationals (finishing t-17th), and the team's finishes were largely due to the strong contributions of multiple freshmen on the A team([[Ashwath Seetharaman]], [[Graham Stockton]], [[Jaskaran Singh]]. UT also hosted or aided in hosting multiple tournaments in Austin throughout the 2018-2019 season ([[ACF Fall]], [[Penn Bowl]], [[Sun God Invitational]], and [[ACF Regionals]].
-In the Spring of 2020, the UT club produced the [[Longhorn Invitational Tournament]], which will see most of its mirrors take place in Fall 2020.
+In the Spring of 2020, the UT club produced the [[Longhorn Invitational Tournament]], which saw most of its mirrors take place in Fall 2020.
 ==2022 Members==

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 |citystate = Austin, TX
 |Image = Texas.jpg
-|president = [[William Golden]]
+|president = [[Owen Gilroy]]
 |nats = [[2015 ICT#Division II|2015 NAQT Division II]]
 | }}
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 ''This article describes the quizbowl team at the University of Texas. For high quizbowl in the state of Texas, see [[Texas Quiz Bowl Alliance]].''
-The '''University of Texas''' is a large public university located in Austin, TX.  Though technically not allowed to represent the University of Texas or to use its name, the UT quizbowl team has been known to occasionally appear at tournaments on the local and national circuit and even host such events without its parent university's knowledge. New players interested in contacting the team should look for "Longhorn Quizbowl" on Facebook and on Hornslink.
+The '''University of Texas''' is a large public university located in Austin, TX.  Though technically not allowed to represent the University of Texas or to use its name, the UT quizbowl team has been known to frequently appear at tournaments on the local and national circuit and even host such events without its parent university's knowledge. New players interested in contacting the team should look for "Longhorn Quizbowl" on Facebook and on Hornslink.
 == History ==

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 In the Spring of 2020, the UT club produced the [[Longhorn Invitational Tournament]], which will see most of its mirrors take place in Fall 2020.
-==Current Members==
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 * [[Henry Castillo]]
 * [[William Golden]]

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 * [[Matt Nance]]
 * [[Julia Rosinski]]
 ==2018-2019 Season==

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 ==Current Members==
 * [[Ryan Humphrey]]
 * [[Jaskaran Singh]]
 * [[Graham Stockton]]
-* [[Ashwath Seetharaman]]
+* [[Ryan Russo]]
-* [[NewNew Cheng]]
+* [[Jisoo Yoo]]
 ==Former Members==