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AUSTIN – To the surprise of just about no one, Charlie Strong brought the helmet logos back on Saturday. To the relief of the 93,201 who poured into Royal-Memorial Stadium to watch his Texas debut, Strong brought the defense back, too.

Exhibiting the kind of physicality and toughness Strong vowed to instill in his new program ever since he arrived at UT eight months ago, the Longhorns stifled an overmatched North Texas offense throughout a 38-7 victory on Saturday.

Read more: http://blog.chron.com/sportsupdate/2014/08/gameday-central-ut-hosts-north-texas-in-season-opener/#19374101=0

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