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Graves Sisters Light Up NCAA Tournament

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Graves Sisters: From Walk-ons to NCAA Tournament Stars - Sarah and Rebekah Graves, sisters from Keller, Texas, are making waves in the womens NCAA Tournament. Both walk-ons for their college teams, theyve led Texas and Louisville to the Sweet Sixteen, just miles from their hometown. Sarah, a senior at Texas, and Rebekah, a redshirt freshman at Louisville, have defied expectations, with fans and coaches praising Sarahs energy and Rebekahs skills. Their journey from overlooked beginners to tournament stars is a March Madness tale to remember.

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Graves Sisters Light Up NCAA Tournament

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Dallas News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Graves Sisters Light Up NCAA Tournament. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00Sisters Sarah and Rebecca Graves from Keller, Texas are lighting up the women's NCAA tournament. Both walk-ons for their college teams, they've helped Texas and Louisville reach the sweet 16 at Dickie's Arena in Fort Worth, just 20 miles from their hometown. Sarah, a senior at Texas majoring in business, walked on after high school without big recruiting hype. Rebecca, her younger sister, just 15 months behind, did the same as a red shirt freshman at Louisville. Their pads mirror each other, from overlook starts to tournament stages. Fans and coaches rave about Sarah's endless energy off the bench, even with minimal minutes. In Texas' second round win over Oregon, she hit two jumpers late, sparking the crowd with her vibe. Parents Nicole and John never dreamed both daughters would make it this far together. The reunion hits home with family and friends packing the stands. Rebecca leans on Sarah for advice, and both soak in the local support during this rare match-up in their backyard. March madness thrives on these underdog tales, and the Graves sisters are stealing the show right here in North Texas.

1:06That's the story for today. Dallas News Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.

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