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Bill Sansing has passed away. The link below shares an article that Bill Little wrote about Mr. Sansing’s influence on the Sports media starting as the SID for D.X. Bible. Bill was 100 years old. https://texas-lsn.squarespace.com/bill-sansing Benjamin Franklin said there are only three things certain in life: death, taxes and Fans Ok – the quote…
View in Browser We need to huddle Volume V Newsletter #18 TEXAS IS THE ONLY PROGRAM IN THE HISTORY OF NCAA SOFTBALL TO WIN THREE SOFTBALL COLLEGIATE PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARDS. CAT OSTERMAN WON ALL. Click on the link below to celebrate Longhorn brand builders Christa and Cat. https://texas-lsn.squarespace.com/softball-olympians Christa Williams Softball Olympian Cat…
View in Browser March 24, 2022 –Top of the Que Volume VII Newsletter #7 Click on “view in browser” at the top of the page if images do not appear, the images appear distorted, or the links are not visible. Professor Carlson’s most recent article shares the story of Longhorn punters and beyond. How important…
View in Browser Volume V Newsletter #16 TLSN is an independent organization celebrating Longhorn Sports History and assisting qualifying Horns needing temporary financial assistance. TLSN is not associated with the UT Athletics Department or any organization closely aligned with UT. Board members include Benny Pace, Spanky Stephens, Beth Coblentz, Jim Kay, and Billy Dale. The…
View in Browser Top of the Que 08/15/2020 -Volume V Newsletter #21 Horns UP!!! 1958 Longhorn Football Captain Arlis Parkhurst has passed away. A celebration of his life is at https://texas-lsn.squarespace.com/arlis-parkhurst There are updates on Diane Akers request for political action to help family members visit loved ones in memory care units. Dena Reneau also…
Top of the Que Volume V Newsletter #29 Spanky Stephens Spanky Stephens was associated with the University of Texas athletic department for over 30 years. Starting his career as a student manager in 1967, he was promoted to head trainer in 1978—a position he held until his retirement in 2000. As Head Trainer, he was…