Books – Shoot-out and Steinmark
Books about the 1969 National Champion football season
Author Bower Yousse
Photos of some of the Horns who attended the luncheon and introduction of Coach Herman on January 11th 2017 John Henderson is the oldest living Longhorn athlete (104 Y.O.) and Fred Bednarski is a concentration camp survivor and the first soccer style kicker in the history of college football. Their stories follow in the queue….
1947 is one of the two best years for sports in Longhorn History. This year, all of the “major” sports teams received national recognition. The Baseball Team In 1947 had a 19-2 Record They Are SWC Champions; Set A Attendance Record When 7,000 Fans Attend The Baylor Game To Watch Bobby Layne Hold Baylor To…
https://texaslsn.org/larry-carlsons-interviews/ At least for a quarter-century spanning the early 1960s through the mid-1980s, dominant defenses at the University of Texas were a constant on the college football landscape. By the ’70s and certainly into the ’80s, it was common even for good defenses to give up more yardage and points than previously due to more…
50 years after the Big Shootout, one Longhorn player said, “He felt a real spiritual bond among the Arkansas players. You could feel a lot of our players (Longhorns) had developed that same feeling. In some ways, it seemed like the Razorbacks were looking for what I had—a championship ring, and I was looking for…
“I don’t care about my gas and oil, as long as I’ve got my Darrell Royal, sitting on the dashboard of my car.” (from the article. It was the feature article in Sports Illustrated with UT on the cover. 1963 – Edith shares a part of Royal that few knew. 1963 Edith Royal.jpg 1963 Edith…
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 that is risky but pays 15-to-one. Not good odds but if you’re a low roller like me, it’s okay to throw the minimum bet out there every…