View in Browser TLSN is not affiliated with the UT Athletic Department or any organization closely aligned with UT. 5/24/2024 TLSN volume VIII Newsletter # 11 IMPORTANT: Please click on the white letters shown above titled “VIEW IN BROWSER” to enlarge and enhance the photos and text on your cellphone. If you don’t, the text…
View in Browser Red McCombs has passed Away Click on “View in Browser” highlighted above in white lettering if the newsletter is not to scale, font is too small, or no images are present. Save the link attached to receive updated information as it is added. Red’s celebration of life will include his obit when…
View in Browser Top of the Queue 11/02/2022 newsletter #25 To format the TLSN newsletter for cell phones, it is necessary to Click on the white-lettered “VIEW IN BROWSER” at the top of this page. Not doing so dimensions the quality of photos and the text font. Changing the Narrative HORNS DOWN TO THE GEORGIA…
Augie Garrido said that “life doesn’t give us what we pray for. It doesn’t give us what we wish for. It doesn’t give us anything other than opportunity, nothing more, nothing less, and that’s enough. In fact, it is a great gift.” Charlie is part of the greatest generation in the history of our country,…
Below is the list of newsletter topics for 2020. Black font is the subject matter, and red font is the link to the subject. #1 Anatomy of a Longhorn Fan, passing of Bill Sansin, Throwing coke bottles, Duke Carlisle, Wesley Allen https://texaslsn.org/two-subjects-the-history-of-longhorn-fan-and-remembering-bill-sansing/ #2 Football – 1992-1997, Tennis under Jeff Moore, and Rowing https://texaslsn.org/update-coach-black-football-1992-1997-hookem-tennis-jeff-moore-rowing/ #3 Update…
View in Browser Top of the Queue – Volume VIII Newsletter #2 -January 19th, 2024 Texas Legacy Support Network Important: Click on the small red letters “VIEW IN BROWSER” above to enlarge and enhance the photos and text on your cellphone. TEXAS LEGACY SUPPORT shares a panoramic view of Longhorn sports history as seen through…