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English: A speeding train took the lives of 10 Baylor basketball student-athletes, coaches and fans at a crossing near Round Rock, Texas, as the team was headed to Austin for a game against Texas. First-year students still honor the memories of those who died during Freshman Mass Meeting, held each year during Homecoming week.
The immortal 10 honors statue honors these players. |
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| Author | Hannah Welborn |
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