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Who needs regular old lockers when you could Zoe Voss Archiveshave ...

... HIGH-TECH, TOTALLY PIMPED OUT LOCKERS REPLETE WITH 43-INCH TEE-VEES AND COOL GLOWY LIGHTING AROUND THE DOORS, ALL FOR THE LOW, LOW PRICE OF JUST OVER TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS A POP, BABY?!?! SWAG, SWAG, SWAG!

At least, so apparently goes the thinking of the University of Texas Longhorns football program, which on Friday unveiled probably the most tricked-out lockers the world has ever seen.

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Here's a first look, via Bob Shipley, the Longhorns' director of high school relations.

Traditional nameplates signifying which lockers are whose?

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Out!

Forty-three inch HD-TVs that can show highlights, hype reels, and yes, display boring old names?

In!

Here's another look, from the team's official Twitter account.

Meanwhile, college football writer Bruce Feldman reports that the sparkling new storage spaces cost $10,500 eachto construct.

And if you're wondering -- no, college football players still don't get paid.

But perks like these lockers should help new Longhorns coach Tom Herman recruit high school stars to the U of Texas -- high school stars who will help him earn the five-year, $28.75 million dollar contract he signed with the university in December.


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