The University of Texas at Austin may have accepted more unqualified students than the 73 students the Dallas Morning News reported were admitted over five years. Jon Cassidy of Watchdog.org estimates the number at 764, using the raw figures provided in the February investigative report by Kroll International. Whether he is right or not — and if so why the Kroll report came up with a different figure — are matters best analyzed by those familiar with the issue and used to the jargon. (Jargon: for example, “holds” means applications that UT-Austin president Bill Powers had to be consulted on, rather than rejected outright.) Anyway, there’s no summer lull in Texas.