NFL Pro Bowler and Longhorn great Jim Bertelsen has passed away.

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11/27/2024 TLSN volume VIII Newsletter # 26 by Larry Carlson and Billy Dale – The history of the A&M and Texas football traditions

ByBilly Dale

TLSN is not affiliated with the UT Athletic Department or any organization closely aligned with UT.11/27/2024 TLSN volume VIII Newsletter # 26 **IMPORTANT NOTICE**: The TLSN data migration to WordPress is still in process but active at Texaslsn.org. Try It! The site has many new features and much more flexibility for delivering photos, articles, podcasts,…

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Status of Coach Fred Akers

ByBilly Dale

View in Browser We need to huddle Coach Akers Texas Legacy Support Network is passing along a Facebook Document to each of you. “My name is Diane Akers, wife and loved one of Coach Fred Akers and I need help for myself, my husband, children, grandchildren and countless others.” Coach Akers story is at https://texas-lsn.squarespace.com/fredakers-and-dianeakers…

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Jenna McEachern, Peppy Blount, Cross Country,

ByBilly Dale

View in Browser Top of the Que Volume V Newsletter #27- Above photo is one of Author Jenna McEachern’s books Closely aligned with the Longhorn media department and Bill Little, Jenna McEachern has both edited and authored many significant moments in the history of Longhorn sports. Her story now joins the permanent archives captured for…

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10-11-2024 TLSN Newsletter #21 Volume VIIII Tyres, Haley, Coblentz, Ollie, Callison, Nobis

ByBilly Dale

In the past four months, Longhorn national volleyball champion and TLSN Chairwoman Beth Coblentz has explored various sponsorship opportunities to assist Tyres Dickson. Tyres, who has been wheelchair-bound for over 25 years following after a car accident, recently requested a custom-made therapeutic bed to help alleviate his bed sores.TLSN’s Beth Coblentz found a source who…

Beth Coblentz, Lost too soon, Cole Pittman, Ken Vaughn, TLSN mission
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Beth Coblentz, Lost too soon, Cole Pittman, Ken Vaughn, TLSN mission

ByBilly Dale

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…

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