Invitation to Coach Akers party- 9-06-2019 4 pm to 9 pm
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View in Browser TLSN is not affiliated with the UT Athletics Department or any closely aligned organizations 3-15-2024 TLSN volume VIII newsletter # 6 IMPORTANT: Please click on the white letters shown above titled “VIEW IN BROWSER” to enlarge and enhance the photos and text on your cellphone. If you don’t, the text and photos…
Top of the Que Volume V Newsletter #13 TLSN is an independent organization celebrating Longhorn Sports History . TLSN is not associated with the UT Athletic Department or any organization closely aligned with UT. The website and newsletter are free, insightful, historical, and educational. HOOK’EM ORIGIN 1955 is the Beginning of Big Bertha and the…
View in Browser Jim Bertelsen has passed away Scott Palmer and Chal Barnwell contacted me with the information. TLSN has set up a special page for updates. Right now, there is nothing on Jim’s page, but as information begins to flow, the content will be added. Save the link. https://texas-lsn.squarespace.com/jim-bertelsen TLSN is not associated with…
View in Browser Top of the Queue Volume VII Newsletter #23 October 6th, 2022 To format the TLSN newsletter for cell phones, it is necessary to Click on the red lettered “VIEW IN BROWSER” at the top of this page. Not doing so reduces the quality of photos and the font. KXAN Austin Longhorn Great…
View in Browser Top of the Que Volume VII Newsletter #18 8/05/2022 Click on “View in Browser” highlighted above in black lettering if the newsletter is not to scale, the font is too small, or no images are present. August 5th, 2022 TLSN newsletter topics – Mark Halfmann, John Haines Interview, Doug Shankle’s memories of…
View in Browser Volume VI TLSN Newsletter #7- 3/26/2021 Marty Cherry Marty Cherry Lessons Learned and Lessons Taught Larry Carlson is a consummate Longhorn sports historian whose articles reflect his memories of Texas football as a young boy who morphed into a sportscaster and writer during the Akers era. Larry survived a severe car accident…