Spanky Stephens joins the TLSN Board of Directors
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View in Browser H Christmas 2008 Looking Back Moving Forward In 2016 three former Longhorn student-athletes/managers -Jim Kay, Benny Pace, and Billy Dale- envisioned a free, insightful, historical, and educational newsletter to share and celebrate the history of Longhorn sports by those who created it. One hundred thirty newsletters later, we close-out 2020 with this…
James Means’ TLSN celebration of life page is complete with photos and quotes from friends Click on the link James Means has passed away – Texas Legacy Support Network Chris Fisher, a Longhorn graduate, reflects on how playing high school sports transformed his life and how, as a coach and teacher, he channels those experiences to…
Top of the Que Volume V Newsletter #29 Spanky Stephens Spanky Stephens was associated with the University of Texas athletic department for over 30 years. Starting his career as a student manager in 1967, he was promoted to head trainer in 1978—a position he held until his retirement in 2000. As Head Trainer, he was…
View in Browser Red McCombs has passed Away Click on “View in Browser” highlighted above in white lettering if the newsletter is not to scale, font is too small, or no images are present. Save the link attached to receive updated information as it is added. Red’s celebration of life will include his obit when…
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 The 1969 National Football Season 2019 is the 150th year of college football and the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Longhorn national championship team. The Cotton Bowl victory against Notre Dame was the 20th victory of a 30 game win streak built around the 1967 “Worster Bunch” recruiting class. In the Que…