Coach Gus has passed away
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View in Browser 1960 Game Film projector Volume VII newsletter #17 7/23/2022 Click on “View in Browser “ highlighted above in white lettering if the newsletter font is too small, not to scale, or no image appears. Sam Kendricks has passed away. The link below from Texassports.com shares his celebration of life. Horns Up !!…
AI-generated oral link to the 12/12/2024 newsletter is at: https://soundcloud.com/benjamin-adams-865177686/12-12-2024-tlsn-newsletter-27-volume-viii?si=d0c5a2a9204445e4aaea8296d4e41b91&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing The written TLSN Newsletter is at : 12-12-2024 TLSN Newsletter #27 Volume VIII
Bill Sansing has passed away. The link below shares an article that Bill Little wrote about Mr. Sansing’s influence on the Sports media starting as the SID for D.X. Bible. Bill was 100 years old. https://texas-lsn.squarespace.com/bill-sansing Benjamin Franklin said there are only three things certain in life: death, taxes and Fans Ok – the quote…
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…
Over the last seven years, chronicling the history of Longhorn sports has been a passionate part of the TLSN mission. That passion has not waned. On the contrary, it is stronger now than in 2014. That said, Longhorn sports history is not the primary mission of TLSN. Instead, TLSN Board members’ – Jim Kay, Benny…
David was a three-year starter for Vidor High School, where he earned MVP honors in baseball and All-District in football during his senior year. He then played at Panola Junior College, where he became the JUCO national batting champion with an impressive .525 batting average and was recognized as a JUCO All-American. Coach Gus, known…