Company with a red star logo, 5 letters
Star of the American Road advertiser, 6 letters
Star of the American road sloganeer, 6 letters
2001 Chevron merger partner, 6 letters
Big name in the oil biz, 6 letters
Chevron's 2001 merger partner, 6 letters
Company for which the man who wears the star works, 6 letters
Company with a star logo, 6 letters
Employer of the man who wears the star, 6 letters
Gas company with a star logo, 6 letters
Gasoline brand with star-shaped emblem, 6 letters
Milton Berle sponsor, once, 6 letters
Milton Berle's longtime sponsor, 6 letters
Milton Berle's original TV sponsor, 6 letters
Oil and gas company, 6 letters
Uncle Miltie sponsor, 6 letters
Ringer for a filling station?, 10 letters
'60s Dallas gridder, 5 letters
50's TV western, with 'The', 5 letters
Ann Richards, for one, 5 letters
Buddy Holly or Sam Houston, 5 letters
Bush or Perot, for example, 5 letters
Byron Nelson or Ben Hogan, 5 letters
Carol Burnett, by birth, 5 letters
Certain pro football player, 5 letters
Character in The Last Picture Show, e.g., 5 letters
Dale Evans, for one, 5 letters
Dan Rather, for one, 5 letters
Eisenhower or Perot, 5 letters
Either President Bush, 5 letters
Either President Bush, e.g., 5 letters
Gene Autry or Audie Murphy, 5 letters
George Bush, for one, 5 letters
George W. Bush, e.g., 5 letters
Governor George W. Bush constituent, 5 letters
Governor Rick Perry, for one, 5 letters
H. Ross Perot, for one, 5 letters
Houston athlete since 2002, 5 letters
Houston or Austin resident, 5 letters
Houston pro since 2002, 5 letters
Houston, but not San Antonio, 5 letters
Houstonian, for example, 5 letters
Janis Joplin or Scott Joplin, 5 letters
Joe Ely, Janis Joplin, or George Strait, 5 letters
Josh Beckett, by birth, 5 letters
Lance Armstrong or Carol Burnett, e.g., 5 letters
Laura Bush, for one, 5 letters
Like many a longhorn, 5 letters
Lone Star State denizen, 5 letters
Michael Dell, for one, 5 letters
Molly Ivins, for one, 5 letters
Old TV western starring Rory Calhoun, with The, 5 letters
Person from Houston, 5 letters
President Bush, for one, 5 letters
Reliant Park athlete, 5 letters
Reliant Stadium player, 5 letters
Resident of the 28th state, 5 letters
Secessionist Governor Rick Perry, for one, 5 letters
Selena, Edie Brickell, or Joe Ely, 5 letters
Statehood claimed by Giant characters, 5 letters
Steve Martin, by birth, 5 letters
A resident of Texas, 5 letters
Singing cowboy and son, 10 letters
Dan Rather and Trini Lopez, 6 letters
Football's Chiefs, originally, 6 letters
Gridders of Houston's Reliant Stadium, 6 letters
Houston football team, 6 letters
Lone Star State residents, 6 letters
Lyndon Baines Johnson Day celebrants, 6 letters
Molly Ivins and George Bush, for two, 6 letters
Natives of Paris and Odessa, 6 letters
NFL team since 2002, 6 letters
NFL team whose mascot is Toro, 6 letters
Reliant Stadium NFL team, 6 letters
Reliant Stadium players, 6 letters
Reliant Stadium team, 6 letters
Team with its first-ever winning season in 2009-10, 6 letters
The Ewing clan, e.g., 6 letters
Aptly named city that lies in two states, 9 letters
City where Smokey and the Bandit begins, 9 letters
Either of two cities that share a state border, 9 letters
Lone Star State border town, 9 letters
Ross Perot's birthplace, 9 letters
Southern border city, 9 letters
A town in northeast Texas adjacent to Texarkana, Arkansas, 9 letters
A town in southwest Arkansas on the Texas border adjacent to Texarkana, Texas, 9 letters
South-central border town portmanteau, 14 letters
___ BBQ (smoked fare), 5 letters
___ Hold'em (poker variant), 5 letters
'Friendship' is its motto, 5 letters
All My Ex's Live in ___, 5 letters
Deep in the Heart of ___, 5 letters
Friday Night Lights state, 5 letters
Hello, sucker! Guinan, 5 letters
The eyes of ___ are upon..., 5 letters
The Last Picture Show locale, 5 letters
The Yellow Rose of ___, 5 letters
1830s revolution site, 5 letters
1984 Harry Dean Stanton film, Paris, ___, 5 letters
1985 Michener best seller, 5 letters
Ann Richards's bailiwick, 5 letters
Bushes can be found here, 5 letters
Charlie Daniels hit, 5 letters
Dan Rather's birthplace, 5 letters
Everything's big there, 5 letters
George Bush's home state, 5 letters
Governor Bush's state, 5 letters
Home of all my ex's, in song, 5 letters
Home of Big Bend National Park, 5 letters
Home of Edwards Plateau, 5 letters
Home of Guadalupe Mountains National Park, 5 letters
Home of some Rangers, 5 letters
Home of the Austin powers, 5 letters
Home of the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, 5 letters
Home state for Dubya, 5 letters
Home to trio whose only clean-shaven bandmember is, ironically, Frank Beard, 5 letters
Houston was its president, 5 letters
Houston was once its president, 5 letters
It has a heart, in song, 5 letters
It joined the Union in 1845, 5 letters
Its motto is 'Friendship', 5 letters
Its state dish is chili, 5 letters
Its state flower is the bluebonnet, 5 letters
James Michener book, 5 letters
Larry McMurtry setting, 5 letters
Longhorn's school, informally, 5 letters
Mexican border-state, 5 letters
Michener best-seller, 5 letters
Rangers chase flies here, 5 letters
Rangers run home here, 5 letters
Republic founded in 1836, 5 letters
Republic that became a state, 5 letters
Republic under Sam Houston, 5 letters
Sam Houston served as its president, senator and governor, 5 letters
Sam Houston was its president, 5 letters
Sam Houston's country, once, 5 letters
Second-largest state, 5 letters
Short-lived republic founded in 1836, 5 letters
State on the Rio Grande, 5 letters
State that celebrated the 100th anniversary of the discovery of oil, 5 letters
State that was once a country, 5 letters
State that was once a nation, 5 letters
State that was once a republic, 5 letters
State whose highest point is Guadalupe Peak, 5 letters
State whose motto is Friendship, 5 letters
State with 20 area codes, 5 letters
State with a panhandle, 5 letters
Subject of this puzzle, 5 letters
U.S.S. ___, first battleship to become a state shrine, 5 letters
Whence Joe Ely and ZZ Top, 5 letters
Where Austin is capital, 5 letters
Where Babe Zaharias and Kathy Whitworth were born, 5 letters
Where bluebonnets bloom, 5 letters
Where Odessa and Paris are, 5 letters
Where San Jacinto Day is celebrated, 5 letters
Where the Brazos flows, 5 letters
Where the Rangers play, 5 letters
Where to find Alice, 5 letters
Where to find Denton and Tyler, 5 letters
Where to find Katy and Austin, 5 letters
Where to find Paris in America, 5 letters
Located in southwestern United States on the Gulf of Mexico, 5 letters
The second largest state, 5 letters
Archrivals of the Longhorns (with ampersand)*, 14 letters
Aggies from College Station, 10 letters
Lyle Lovett's alma mater, 10 letters
Lone Star State collegiate athlete, 15 letters
Where in the world is Paris?, 14 letters
It's often smoked in the South, 8 letters
Slow-smoked Southern grub, 8 letters
Some Galveston grub, 8 letters
Things or places in Lone Star State, generically speaking, 7 letters
Activity during which the blinds are never lowered, 11 letters
Most popular game*, 11 letters
Popular game on TV, 11 letters
Stately poker game?, 11 letters
World Series of Poker game (and the theme of this puzzle), 11 letters
World Series of Poker Main Event game, 11 letters
It doesn't sell pedal steel guitars, 16 letters
Ball that falls between an infielder and an outfielder, 12 letters
Big Southwestern trombones?, 14 letters
Oklahoma Sooners rival, 14 letters
Northernmost area of the Lone Star State, 14 letters
Arlington pitcher?, 11 letters
Certain mounted police, 12 letters
Fix the marquee that says A STRANGER SEX, 12 letters
Baseball team made up of impostors?, 12 letters
Ferris wheel in Dallas that is the tallest in North America, 9 letters
Fort Worth foreigner?, 13 letters
Dallas tourists, perhaps?, 14 letters
IRS payments from Nacogdoches?, 10 letters
Lone Star revenue?, 10 letters
Lone Star State duties?, 10 letters
What helps pay the governor's salary in Austin?, 10 letters
Black gold, in Beaumont, 8 letters
Nickname for oil mentioned in the theme song to The Beverly Hillbillies, 8 letters
Oil, in The Ballad of Jed Clampett, 8 letters
Slang term for crude oil (5,3), 8 letters
University in Lubbock, 9 letters
Steakhouse bread offering, 10 letters
Steakhouse side order, 10 letters
Thick Southern side, 10 letters
Austin school, informally, 6 letters
Warner Bros. animator who was the first to have Bugs Bunny say, What's up, doc?, 8 letters