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Jerrel Bolton played tight end for the Longhorns in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and he is the only Granbury High School graduate to win a letter playing football for the Horns. The photos below are Granbury High School’s 1966 Class 2A state finalist football team. Future Texas Longhorn Jerrel Bolton is the fourth…
https://texaslsn.org/larry-carlsons-interviews/ Larry at 10 Larry at 10 Wearing Linus Baer’s #10 Wearing Linus Baer’s #10 Childhood memories of the Christmas season stay with you. This one is seared into the personal brain files. The sounds of the Ronettes’ new version of “Sleigh Ride” and Brenda Lee’s already classic “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” formed the…
Jim Bob Moffett was a obligation and responsibility type of guy. Jim Bob’s lifetime motto states, “it is impossible to have a bad day if you do something (good) for someone else.” On January 8, 2021, Jim Bob Moffett succumbed to Covid. He was 82. The family wishes that any donations be made to The…
Bill Little articles For https://texassports.com– The Longhorn, the warrior, and the Eagle Remembering Memorial Day Chykie Brown- an Unlikely Journey Leonard Davis-A large Shadow Justin Tucker – The Final Four Welcome, my friends, to the life of Tarell Brown A Cowboy’s Heart A Perfect 10 Back to the Future 06.19.2013 | Football Bill Little commentary:…
https://www.facebook.com/ryanwolftvnews/posts/its-known-as-the-silent-killerfrom-friday-night-lights-to-the-nfl-sergio-kindle-/1289734179180000/ From Todd Hunt -All, I received a couple of notes about Sergio Kindle and wanted to let everyone know your prayers and support are needed. Sergio was diagnosed with early-stage colon cancer last Monday. Fortunately, they caught it early so his chances of remission after the surgery are high. On that note, his medical…
by Larry Carlson https://texaslsn.org Ahhh, the evolution of college football. From SMU being sentenced to the “death penalty” for paying players, to Texas Tech held in awe for ponying up more than five mill for an O-lineman with a season of high school remaining. The quarterback position? Back when the Texas Longhorns won their first…