History of Texas Football by Bill Little
Link below is a copy of the History of Texas Football found in a Longhorn media guide.
Link below is a copy of the History of Texas Football found in a Longhorn media guide.
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THE HISTORY OF THE TEXAS VS. ARKANSAS SERIES- (IT IS NOT WHAT YOU THINK) Larry BeSaw once interviewed DKR for a profile. He asked him what he was thinking when UT fell behind 14-0 to Arkansas in the 1969 game. “I thought we were going to tote home a whipped ass,” he replied. Arkansas and…
Bill Little articles For https://texassports.com– Integrating athletics at University of Texas @ Austin Johnny Jones & Roy Williams -’ Receiving’ Life’s Lessons The Master Painter The Legend of Johnny “Lam” Jones kaleidoscope 4th and inches 1963 National Champions (Part 2) Memories in the Glass NCAA Regional Chronicles…Last Man Standing Scott Appleton’s Journey to Redemption Only…
1950’s T-Ring Reflections Bobby Dillon, Rene’ Ramirez, Brett, and Drew Morris In sports and far beyond, Longhorn’s heritage has shaped the present and empowers the future. Bobby Dillon Bob Dillon loses his left eye when he is 10 but that did not stop him from having a great college and professional career. In 2020 he…
Intersecting the Past with the Present -Texas vs. Georgia. We have been here before … sort of – by Gaylon Krizak Frend saying “Plus ca change, plus c’est la meme chose.” Translated from French: The more things change, the more they stay the same. For instance, take this storyline: Texas and its second-year head coach…
Roy Miller 2005- 2009 ALL ROADS LEAD THROUGH MACK BROWN ALL ROADS LEAD THROUGH MACK BROWN As a boy living in Virginia, he loved the ACC, particularly Mack Browns and North Carolina’s Tar Heels. A decade later, destiny called, and Roy got his wish to play for Mack Brown as a Longhorn. However, the road…