History of All Sports

  • College football Hall of Fame

    Harrison Stafford Michael Huff 2005 Thorpe Award winner and Defensive MVP of the National Championship game, Michael Huff becomes 23rd Longhorn College Football Hall of Famer. By: Grace Tafolla AUSTIN, Texas – The University of Texas and The National Football Foundation (NFF) announced Wednesday that they will jointly honor 2025 NFF College Football Hall of…

  • Ricardo Romo- the first state of Texas sub-4 minute mile

    Ricardo Romo’s story of exceptional performance as a Longhorn and Beyond. Breaking the 4-minute mile was a mental challenge more than a physical one. After Bannister broke the 4- minute mile, many more followed, including Longhorn Ricardo Romo. Why did the number of 4-minute milers grow exponentially after Bannister’s accomplishment? “Was there a sudden growth…

  • Tony Crosby

    Coach Royal was once asked by the media how to coach a kicker. Royal said, “You don’t.” The writer then said, “Then how do you pick one? Royal responded, “You take the boy who kicks it the farthest.” Meet Tony Crosby, the guy who could kick it the farthest and, may I add ACC, accurately….

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    2005 Rose Bowl

     ROSE-COLORED PASSES (and runs), VOL. I by Larry Carlson for  https://texaslsn.org Aaron Rodgers is still seething that Texas was even IN the Rose Bowl played on the first day of 2005. Mack Brown had successfully lobbied for his Longhorns, the second-place finisher in the Big XII’s South division. UT, not Rodgers’ California Golden Bears, would…