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Duke Carlisle
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Top 10 best Longhorns teams By Anthony Snodgrass
Videos of Longhorn Greatness are at the link below. /r/LonghornNation Game Archive – YouTube Top 10 texas football teams by Anthony snodgrass Here is a look at the Top 10 Football teams in Texas Longhorn history in opinion. Throughout the entire 118 year history of the Texas football program, there are four claimed national titles…
1937-1946 Coach Bible- football
From 1893 to 1933, Texas football was consistently good, but by 1933, it was ugly. Texas had its first losing season. In 1936, the Horns were bottom dwellers in the SWC. Texas needed a football guru to turn the program around from the Chevigny debacle and found one in former Aggie and Nebraska coach D.X….
1930-1932 Harrison Stafford
A walk-on from Wharton, Texas, Harrison Stafford went on to become perhaps the toughest football player in UT history. The Assistant coach, Shorty Alderson, reported to head coach Clyde Littlefield, “Clyde, I found you the darndest football player you ever saw. He tore up a couple of dummies and hurt a couple of men. He…
Longhorn Big shootouts
Attached Are The Most Significant Wins And Devastating Losses By The Longhorns In The 80-Year History Of The SWC – Compliments Of Dan Jenkins’s Book “I’ll Tell You One Thing.” 1920- The largest football crowd in the state at the time (20,000) jammed Clark Field to witness Aggie’s first loss in two years. Tom Dennis’s…