1966- Tom Campell
The link below is Tom Campbell’s interview with Professor Carlson

The link below is Tom Campbell’s interview with Professor Carlson

https://texaslsn.org/larry-carlsons-interviews/ 1978 Doug Shankle #2.jpg 1978 Doug Shankle.jpg My parents were deceased before attending High School, and my Grandmother raised me. Earning a scholarship to UT was the best thing that could have happened to me since it provided the opportunity to attend college, and I also met my wife (Debra). We have been married…
For Billy Dale from Randy Willis Where shall I begin? My back porch may suffice as my Annual Pickin’ on Christmas Party begins. A friend and guest arrived early with a unique Christmas gift for me, her mother’s homemade Twinkies made with rum. I thanked her and thought little of the gift until Earl tasted…
by Larry Carlson https://texaslsn.org THE “NATIVE” LANGUAGE OF LONGHORNS by Larry Carlson https://texaslsn.org The natives are restless. No, not homeless but, at least according to most of the media, incorrectly situated. Let me explain. We all have pet peeves. Maybe you wince when others say “I could care less,” when you know they mean they…
THE TOWER, BIG BEN by Larry Carlson for Https://texaslsn.org It takes a big man to admit that he is an ardent fan of Taylor Swift, a true “Swiftie” who gleefully sings along to her lyrics while he drives. And Ben Adams has been big a long, long time. Big in stature, big in Longhorn football,…
Tom Stockton, who played running back for the Texas Longhorns from 1963 to 1965, led a life marked by athletic achievement, quiet leadership, and enduring legacy. His role on the field and the way teammates and Longhorn historians remembered him offer insight into the kind of man he was. 🏈 Football Career • Stockton was…
View in Browser Top of the Que- Volume VI Newsletter #18 -July 17, 2021 From Jimmy Nixon: Billy, You can announce that QB busts are fully funded! Unveiling probably second half of October when the weather is cooler and the South End Zone Project is complete? Sincere thanks to all the Longhorn faithful who made…