View in Browser Top of the Queue 11/02/2022 newsletter #25 To format the TLSN newsletter for cell phones, it is necessary to Click on the white-lettered “VIEW IN BROWSER” at the top of this page. Not doing so dimensions the quality of photos and the text font. Changing the Narrative HORNS DOWN TO THE GEORGIA…
View in Browser Volume V newsletter #2 January 18, 2020 Dr. Dan Terwelp, Tommy Harmon, and Tommy Lucas each have a story to tell the Longhorn Nation. Their stories transcend sports offering all former Longhorn student-athletes, managers, trainers, and support staff personnel a moment to remember that we all are teammates in spirit and share…
Top of the Que 03/20/2020 Volume V Newsletter #8 After one of Coach Abe Lemons friends, Frank Glieber, died of a massive heart attack while jogging, Coach said “I don’t jog. If I die, I want to be sick.” The Stark Center contains a Library, Archive, and Museum, and It is now also the temporary…
View in Browser Top of the Que 09/19/2019 VOLUME IV NEWSLETTER #23 Welcome to the Texas Longhorn sports historical newsletter and website. UT Sports history, UT traditions, UT legacies, UT culture, individual records, photos, insightful comments, and personal commentary from those who made Horn history into a form that all Longhorns can celebrate. Click on…
By TERRY FREI | The Denver Post PUBLISHED: May 31, 2014 at 2:01 p.m. | UPDATED: October 2, 2016 at 4:00 p.m. A healthy brain is at the top and a CTE brain is at the bottom A helping hand from teammates Deb Ploetz and Billy Dale started their journey in 2015 to tell the…
Spanky Stephens and David Anderson – Natasha’s Law In July 2001, Michael “Spanky” Stephens became the Executive Director for the Texas State Athletic Trainers Association after working 33 years at the University of Texas, the last 22 as the head athletic trainer. Spanky served 22 years on the governor-appointed Advisory Board of Athletic Trainers and…
By Nathan FennoStaff Writer Dec. 3, 2019 BOSTON — The brains arrive at all hours in white cardboard boxes stamped “RUSH!” Inside each package is an inch-and-a-half-thick foam liner and a red bag protecting an ordinary white plastic bucket. When a courier service delivered Kevin Ellison’s brain to the Bedford VA Medical Center near Boston just…
Doug Wood shared a link. October 13 at 8:46 AM · I remember watching Jevon Snead when he was competing with Colt McCoy for the QB position & then transferring to Ole Miss. I never realized he took his own life. This is a great example of why targeting & blindside hits have to be…
THE FIX Edited version on How Teddy Roosevelt helped save football By Katie Zezima May 29, 2014 at 8:00 a.m. EDT In 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt – an avowed football fan – summoned coaches and athletic advisers from Harvard University, Yale University and Princeton University to the White House to discuss how to improve the…