NFL Pro Bowler and Longhorn great Jim Bertelsen has passed away.
|
|
View in Browser HORNS UP ! Two of the greatest Horns. Both were National Champions and Super Bowl Champions. Both are now gone, but their story will live on. Pete Lammons has passed away in a drowning accident. Professor and author Larry Carlson shares his memories of Pete. REMEMBERING NUMBER 87 by…
View in Browser Glen Sefcik sent the following comments from Owen Yarborough. Bill Elliott is currently going through some medical issues—several months ago bill had a bleeding episode and the cause was a diverticula problem—a pocket lead to a severe bleed just before he was scheduled to get his other hip replaced—his hemoglobin count got…
View in Browser Mark “Big” Smith has passed away. His celebration of life is at https://texas-lsn.squarespace.com/mark-smith-football September 28, 2021 Volume VI newsletter 3 Image below- Mark on the left and brother Todd on the right Brother Todd’s story of Longhorn walk-on to starter is at : https://texas-lsn.squarespace.com/todd-smith Rodney Page has written several insightful articles for…
View in Browser T-Ring Reflections – Spanky Stephens chapter in the history of Longhorn sports is significant. He is one of the bridge builders of Longhorn heritage shaping the present and inspiring the future. Photo- Spanky’s induction into the S.A.T.A Hall of Fame. L to R- Mackovic, Akers, Stephens, Royal, and McWilliams In 2016, two…
View in Browser 4-12-2024 TLSN Newsletter #8 Volume VIII IMPORTANT: Please click on the black 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 pictures will be small and difficult to read. Spanky Stephens notified TLSN that 1969 National Football…
Tommy Ford has passed away Tommy Ford Ken Capps Tommy Ford’s football helmet was on display at the Hoffbrau’s on Knox St. for years. One year, the Dallas Texas Exes held a Fall Football Kick-off at Hoffbrau and invited Ford to partake in the festivities. He loved and was the life of the party. Hook’em…