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Via Washington State, here is Kamie Ethridge congratulating Texas Women's Basketball senior Rori Harmon on surpassing her as the Longhorns' all-time assists leader. Ethridge had 776 assists from 1982-86. After Thursday's win over South Carolina, Harmon is at 777 assists and counting. #HookEm

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