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All-American Bobby Wuensch has passed away – Blue sections below are celebration of life remembrances from friends. Service is on
In the link below, starting at the minute mark 20:40 , Bobby Wuensch is celebrated as an All-American in 1969. https://youtu.be/8L0EwnPekYE Bobby Wuensch shares a story about one of the Arkansas player’s comments made to him 40 years after the game. The Arkansas player says that during the game, the Razorbacks on defense were amazed…
Carter Hill – football obit
Todd Hunt notified TLSN that Carter Hill has passed away. Todd said: “All, We have lost Longhorn Carter Hill. Carter passed away on April 4th. Carter leaves behind his wife, 2 sons and a daughter. Carter was an offensive lineman of the class of 1984 football team and discus thrower for the University of Texas at Austin.” Lance Seach says “Could…
Steve Ross remembers the 1970 UCLA game and the 1982 football team
View in Browser https://texaslsn.org Top of the Que 10/03/2019 Volume IV Newsletter #24 Scientific structural integrity testing of the helmet in 1912. Steve Ross and Coach Akers Over the last 4 years great articles from Gaylon Krizak, Barbara Wainscott, Mark McDonald, Ragan Gennusa , Robert Brewer, Rey Moreno, Byrd Baggett, Stewart Keller, Pamela Ferguson, Hub…
3/20/2026 Volume X newsletter #6 – Bill Bonham, Dave Campbell’s Texas football by Larry Carlson, Garretts Song, Walk-on Nate Boyer, Todd Smith, Ruth Stivers, Emily Anderson, Debbie Otto,sss
Link to 3/20/2026 newsletter is at https://texaslsn.org?fluentcrm=1&route=email_preview&fc_newsletter=32e9dde04cee2360dd858b9efe854115 Walk-ons have to carry and balance a load to succeed. Texas Football by Dave Campbell and more.
LeDuc, Lucas, Pat Weis, Jimmy Clayton, David Kristynik, and Ploetz,
View in Browser Building the Longhorn Brand Top of the Queue Volume VI Newsletter # 21 – 08/28/2021 (click on “View in Browser highlighted above if the newsletter is not to scale or no images are present. ) Farewell Ragan Gennusa – you touched so many lives in sports and art. The photo above was…
Beth Coblentz, Lost too soon, Cole Pittman, Ken Vaughn, TLSN mission
View in Browser Top of the Que 03/08/2020 Volume V Newsletter #7. The history of Longhorn volleyball is at https://texas-lsn.squarespace.com/history-3 “There is nothing so momentary as a sporting achievement, and nothing so lasting as the memory of it.” Greg Dening Beth Coblentz has joined the TLSN Board of Directors. It was during Mickey Haley’s tenure…
