Cat Osterman – Longhorn and OlympianThe Texas Legacy Sports Network (TLSN) presents the history of Longhorn Sports in a podcast format, featuring 10 episodes per year. The podcasts share the stories of individuals who have shaped the Longhorn brand. Each episode includes oral history, photos, and text, capturing the multifaceted experiences of a Longhorn brand…
Don Hays In 1988 I was a walk on DT for Texas. We were not on the travel squad for OU game. Instead we were given tickets in the Texas section. There was a group of older gentlemen sitting behind us and all wearing burnt orange. We struck up a conversation with them during timeouts, injuries,…
As a Longhorn T-Ring reciepent , businessman, and athlete, Gene Powell is a Team-oriented and goal-oriented professional, combining wisdom, heart, spirit, and passion to complete a mission. Gene PowellPresident Billy, “Jim Hudson, Pete Lammons, and John Elliot were teammates in 1965, and all were tough as nails. George Sauer had already graduated and was…
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Texas vs O.U. photos Click on the link below in red font for 43 images of the Texas-O.U. Red River Rivalry from the Austin American Statesman 43 Items
Texas vs OU: 150 photos of the Red River Rivalry dating back to 1978
1963 Texas O.U. game by Roy Jones TEXAS-OU MEMORIES: The hype leading up to the annual bloodletting at the State Fair in Dallas always harkens me back to the best game ever in the series. Since that first game in 1900, the Longhorns and Sooners have faced off 118 times, but only once have the…
Michael Olivarri says,I played high school football with John Hagy at John Marshall High School in San Antonio. He was a great player.Here’s a story from high school.We finished track practice one day and got the bright idea to move the high jump mats over next to the bleachers. Hagy, me and 3 other classmates…
The iconic ” steelhead” logo of the Texas Longhorns athletic teams and the burnt orange color worn by them were the result of the work of one man: William “Rooster” Andrews. In 1961, coach Darrell Royal talked to Andrews, who at at time was a salesman for C&S Sporting Goods, about ways to improve the…
Michael Olivarri I played high school football with John Hagy at John Marshall High School in San Antonio. He was a great player. Here’s a story from high school. We finished track practice one day and got the bright idea to move the high jump mats over next to the bleachers. Hagy, me, and three…