Major Applewhite “What if…?” By Larry Carlson

ByBilly Dale

Texaslsn.org By Larry Carlson Major Applewhite is a storied quarterbackin’ figure in UT history, a record-setter and cucumber-cool finisher who already qualifies as polished top brass among the ranks of Longhorn fan favorites.   But how much brighter would his star shine, had he been provided with a few more opportunities at Texas? What if he…

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Scott Soden – baseball player – passed away 08/24/2024

ByBilly Dale

Scott Soden played outfielder for the Longhorns from 1979 to 1979. He was known for his impressive performance on the field and held the record for the longest home run hit at Texas at one point. After his college career, he was hired as the head coach at San Antonio East Central. He was a…

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Cat Osterman’s oral/History podcast is at the link below.

ByBilly Dale

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…

Joe Don Looney- UT beat  O.U. on Saturday, stopping the star sooner back. There never was a player so aptly named as Joe Don Looney.
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Joe Don Looney- UT beat  O.U. on Saturday, stopping the star sooner back. There never was a player so aptly named as Joe Don Looney.

ByBilly Dale

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…

National Champion Longhorn player Jack Howe and Longhorn Trackster Ed Frnka have passed away
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National Champion Longhorn player Jack Howe and Longhorn Trackster Ed Frnka have passed away

ByBilly Dale

TLSN is transitioning from Squarespace to WordPress. Squarespace limits the site to 400 separate categories, whereas WordPress allows for significantly more. The migration has been a comprehensive and demanding process. TLSN expects some challenges and kindly requests your patience. We also welcome your feedback on the new TLSN website that will go live on 10/25/2024….