It’s been an emotional ride for Dallas Cowboys fans throughout the past few weeks, and notably tense with the NFL regular season approaching.

Will CeeDee Lamb sign a contract extension and finally report to the team after staying away from offseason workouts and extending is holdout through camp?

Will Dak Prescott get the payday he deserves?

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It gets exhausting to constantly think about those dilemmas, but it’s more palatable when one of the team’s celebrity superfans can put a smile on your face.

Enter country music superstar Kacey Musgraves.

Musgraves, a Grammy Award winner and Sulphur Springs, Texas, native, took to social media to show off some new gear supporting America’s Teams and provide a bit of a break from the tense headlines.

How ’bout them Cowboys?

Sometimes we just need to accept the small victories.

MORE: Jerry Jones remains optimistic amidst ongoing CeeDee Lamb contract talks

Sure, it would be great to have CeeDee Lamb back with the team and Dak Prescott under contract for the future, but Kacey Musgrave is a small win we can all get behind.

If you can’t get enough of Miss Musgraves, she released her sixth studio album Deeper Well earlier this year.

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TEXAS – The Travis County Commissioners Court issued a burn ban for parts of Travis County as Central Texas reaches triple-digit temperatures.

The heat has also increased the threat of wildfires across the region.

“The burn ban is going to go into effect immediately and right now we have it scheduled to last for 14 days,” says Travis County spokesperson Hector Nieto.

Travis County’s ban on outdoor burning prohibits unincorporated areas from burning trash and other articles as temperatures reach triple digits in Central Texas.

Burn ban issued for Travis County

“Obviously, the temperatures are hot, but the other problem is there is a lack of humidity in the air. When you combine these two, it can be risky for fires, and so what we are trying to do with this burn ban is prevent any wildfires throughout the area,” says Nieto.

Travis County is 1 out of nearly 115 counties under a burn ban in the state, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service.

“Burn bans are a great tool that our local officials can use to indicate that there is a risk in their area.  Any little spark can create a wildfire. We encourage everyone to be very cautious with their activities. Anything they are doing outside that can potentially cause a spark even parking their vehicle in tall dry grass, welding their fence using some of that heavy mechanized equipment around their property,” says Texas A&M Forest Service Public Information Officer, Erin O’Connor.

This week, Governor Abbott announced he has deployed additional state firefighting resources as wildfire threats continue to increase across Texas and wildfire prepardness reaches level three.

“We put preparedness levels in place as indicators of the fire environment and conditions that we are facing. So with the dry conditions, the continued triple digit temperatures and just the increase in activity as well as our resource commitment, we felt like we needed to increase that level,” says O’Connor.

This month, there were two wildfires in Central Texas. The Pony Haymaker in Caldwell County, spanning 18 acres, and the Bastrop Dame fire, spanning 8. 5 acres. Both are 100 percent contained.

“We are starting to see some activity in the Central Texas area. That area of risk where it is dry and hot is expanding into Central Texas. In the past week, more than 60 wildfires have burned more than 10,000 acres across Texas,” said O’Connor.

AUSTIN — Texas Longhorns men’s basketball is tipping off its first season in the SEC this fall. Old rivalries will be renewed and familiar faces will be reunited, something that became confirmed when the conference released its complete schedule for all 16 teams on Tuesday.

The Longhorns’ 18-game conference slate features marquee matchups against big-time programs, former Texas coaches and some of the best that the country has to offer.

Here’s a look at the complete schedule:

– at Texas A&M (Saturday, Jan. 4, Reed Arena)

– vs. Auburn (Tuesday, Jan. 7 or Wednesday, Jan. 8, Moody Center)

– vs. Tennessee (Saturday, Jan. 11, Moody Center)

– at Oklahoma (Tuesday, Jan. 14 or Wednesday, Jan. 15, Lloyd Noble Center)

– at Florida (Saturday, Jan. 18, Exactech Arena at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center)

– vs. Missouri (Tuesday, Jan. 21 or Wednesday, Jan. 22, Moody Center)

– vs. Texas A&M (Saturday, Jan. 25, Moody Center)

– at Ole Miss (Tuesday, Jan. 28 or Wednesday, Jan. 29, The Sandy and John Black Pavilion at Ole Miss)

– at LSU (Saturday, Feb. 1, Pete Maravich Assembly Center)

– vs. Arkansas (Tuesday, Feb. 4 or Wednesday, Feb. 5, Moody Center)

– at Vanderbilt (Saturday, Feb. 8, Memorial Gymnasium)

– vs. Alabama (Tuesday, Feb. 11 or Wednesday, Feb. 12, Moody Center)

– vs. Kentucky (Saturday, Feb. 15, Moody Center)

– at South Carolina (Saturday, Feb. 22, Colonial Life Arena)

– at Arkansas (Tuesday, Feb. 25 or Wednesday, Feb. 26, Bud Walton Arena)

– vs. Georgia (Saturday, March 1, Moody Center)

– at Mississippi State (Tuesday, March 4 or Wednesday, March 5, Humphrey Coliseum)

– vs. Oklahoma (Saturday, March 8, Moody Center)

Some of the most notable matchups include the SEC opener in College Station against Texas A&M, a rematch of last year’s Round of 32 matchup against Tennessee and the second return of head coach Rick Barnes, A&M’s first game back in Austin, the “Chris Beard Game” against Ole Miss, and the pair of meetings with John Calipari and Arkansas.

Texas will tip off its non-conference against the Ohio State Buckeyes in Las Vegas on Monday, Nov. 4.