Bill Little has passed away

2021 | Newsletters

Larry Carlson, Marty Cherry, Abe Lemons, Rowing, Triplets and more

ByBilly Dale 07/17/202410/27/2024

View in Browser Volume VI TLSN Newsletter #7- 3/26/2021 Marty Cherry Marty Cherry Lessons Learned and Lessons Taught Larry Carlson is a consummate Longhorn sports historian whose articles reflect his memories of Texas football as a young boy who morphed into a sportscaster and writer during the Akers era. Larry survived a severe car accident…

2023 | Newsletters

Sam Kendricks , Sherryl Hauglum, Coblentz, Coach Woods, Fetter, Lucky 11

ByBilly Dale 07/17/202410/26/2024

View in Browser Volume VIII Newsletter #7 03/17/2023 IMPORTANT – Click on the small white “VIEW IN BROWSER” above to enhance cell phone text, links, and photos. LUCKY LONGHORN NUMBER: YO ELEVEN BY LARRY CARLSON (LC13@TXSTATE.EDU) If you’ve played craps in Vega$, you are likely familiar with the “yo eleven” bet. It’s a one-roll deal…

2023 | Newsletters

Billy Schott, Ben Adams, Mick Haley, Eddie Reese, Ed Gideon

ByBilly Dale 07/17/202410/27/2024

View in Browser Top of the Queue – Volume VII Newsletter #24 -November 17, 2023 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. As told by others, Coach Snyder’s celebration of life link is at https://texas-lsn.squarespace.com/coachdavesnyder-passing Melvin…

2019 | Newsletters

Dave Morton’s Bio.

ByBilly Dale 07/17/202410/28/2024

Dave Morton First email of Dave’s Bio is only to the 54 Track and Field members of the TLSN newsletter. Dave’s article will be introduced to the total email base of 2000 plus in a newsletter in late December 2019. Click on https://texaslsn.org to go to Dave’s Bio T-Ring Reflections – Dave Morton Greatness in…

2024 | Newsletters

11/27/2024 TLSN volume VIII Newsletter # 26 by Larry Carlson and Billy Dale – The history of the A&M and Texas football traditions

ByBilly Dale 11/26/202401/04/2025

TLSN is not affiliated with the UT Athletic Department or any organization closely aligned with UT.11/27/2024 TLSN volume VIII Newsletter # 26 **IMPORTANT NOTICE**: The TLSN data migration to WordPress is still in process but active at Texaslsn.org. Try It! The site has many new features and much more flexibility for delivering photos, articles, podcasts,…

2019 | Newsletters

Jan Todd, Stark Center, and the history of Longhorn Tennis

ByBilly Dale 07/17/202410/28/2024

Welcome to the Texas Longhorn sports historical website. The site converts UT history, UT traditions, UT legacies, UT culture, individual records, photos, insightful comments, and personal commentary from former athletes, trainers, managers, coaches, and their families into a form that all Longhorns can celebrate. Top of the Que 08/27/2019 Volume IV Newsletter #21 celebrates the…

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Click on the small white letters “VIEW IN BROWSER” above to enlarge and enhance the photos and text on your cellphone.

Billy, Bill passed away this evening. He and I enjoyed a 50-year friendship, and I am heartbroken. I’ve attached a piece I wrote about Bill…please pass it on to your website supporters.

Love,Jenna McEachern

Jenna’s tribute is at :

Please save the link above and revisit it occasionally for updates on Bill’s celebration of life.

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Billy,

Bill passed away this evening. He and I enjoyed a 50-year friendship, and I am heartbroken.

I’ve attached a piece I wrote about Bill…please pass it on to your website supporters.

Love,
Jenna McEachern