Texas athletic director Chris Del Conte met with Texas fans at his annual town hall meeting on campus Wednesday. Money was the hot topic.

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Texas Longhorns athletic director Chris Del Conte isn't leaving Austin anytime soon. During his yearly town hall meeting on Wednesday night, Del Conte was asked about the rumors surrounding his potential departure from the 40 Acres for SMU - a question that came despite Del Conte already denying the claims.

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After the news of Hartzell’s departure for Dallas, SMU’s Athletic Director Rick Hart on the same day announced in a statement he would be stepping down from his position after more than a decade leading the Mustangs. Speculation began as to whether Hartzell would bring along his athletic director Chris Del Conte with him.

Just before the Texas Longhorns tipped off at Arkansas to battle the Razorbacks, Texas athletics director Chris Del Conte spoke at the annual Texas Athletics Town Hall and revealed a new edict that elevated the previous “top 10 in every sport” standard.

"Our brand — and I firmly believe this — our brand should play the greatest brands in college football because we're the best," Del Conte said Wednesday during a town hall. "We're going to play Ohio State, we're going to play Michigan, we just signed a home-and-home with Notre Dame. Those games matter."