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Stakes are High for Houston Injury Lawyer & San Diego Attorney

Posted on Nov 24, 2010

Another Thanksgiving has come to Texas and that means the return of the Texas vs. Texas A&M football game. One of the founding partners of Vujasinovic & Beckcom, Brian Beckcom, is a third-generation Fighting Texas Aggie and a season ticket holder for A&M football games. This in-state rivalry lights a spark under all Aggie and Longhorn fans for bragging rights in the State of Texas (and to dictate which alumni to make fun of next year).

This year, Brian and San Diego personal injury attorney Ross Jurewitz decided to raise the stakes and put their personal pride on the line. Mr. Jurewitz is the founder of the Jurewitz Law Group and is a proud Texas Longhorn fan. Both Brian and Mr. Jurewitz have agreed to bet their Facebook avatars for the following week, with the loser having to place the winning team’s logo on his personal Facebook profile page.

This might not seem like much, but to dedicated and passionate fans it hurts badly. Mr. Jurewitz doesn’t even own any maroon, because he dislikes A&M football so much. If he has to have his friends and family see the A&M logo for the week (as they should when the Aggies beat the hell out of the Longhorns), it’s going to be painful.

Have a Happy Thanksgiving and whatever side your family is on: Gig ‘em and Hook ‘em!

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