The TLSN Board of Directors wishes all Longhorn families good health, good luck, good families, good jobs, and goodwill. However, if tragedy strikes, TLSN will offer temporary financial assistance to qualifying former Longhorn student-athletes, managers, trainers, coaches, and their immediate families when needed. TLSN, Texas Legacy Support Network is a 501(c)(3) Texas nonprofit corporation with two missions.
1) sharing the history of all Longhorn sports from inception to 2014.
2) offering temporary financial support to former Longhorn student-athletes who have fallen through societal safety nets caused by a catastrophic setback in life through no fault of their own. TLSN has offered financial grants ranging from $2000 to $45,000, which were made possible through the generosity of donors. Donations allow TLSN to fulfill its commitment to preserve Longhorn sports history and support those in need.

For inquiries related to Longhorn sports history, requests to add photos or text to the TLSN website, or questions about the TLSN mission, please contact Billydale1@Gmail.com
David Lowery has joined the TLSN Board of Directors
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Longhorn Hall of Honor inductee Olen Underwood has passed away.
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THE HAUL TO THE HALL by Larry Carlson for https://texaslsn.org
It’s hardly a secret that the University of Texas has accumulated thousands of wins and stocked its trophy cases with…
Tim Campbell has passed away
Earl Campbell may have been the Heisman Trophy winner, but Tim Campbell carved out his own successful path on the…
January 24, 2025 newsletter #2 Volume IX
The link to the full-color newsletter is at https://texaslsn.org?fluentcrm=1&route=email_preview&fc_newsletter=7621c7f1f2295bb4f6d7c386d2123f6b The Newsletter link #2 to Volume IX, dated January 24, 2025,…
Longhorn baseball player Bobby Cuellar has passed away!
Robert Cuellar (born August 20, 1952) is an American former professional baseball player who played briefly with the Texas Rangers of the Major League…
All-American Bobby Wuensch has passed away – Blue sections below are celebration of life remembrances from friends. As of today 1/24/2025 Bill Atessis says, “it will be a couple of weeks before Bobby Wuensch’s memorial service is announced.
In the link below, starting at the minute mark 20:40 , Bobby Wuensch is celebrated as an All-American in 1969….
Texas Longhorn Coaching Pioneers
Discussing the true coaching pioneers in each sport at Texas was not easy, so suggestions and criticisms are welcome. By…
TLSN Mission statement Board of Directors
The TLSN Mission: The TLSN Board of Directors wishes all Longhorn families good health, good luck, good families, good jobs,…
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The Newsletter link #1 to Volume IX, dated January 10, 2025, is provided below in the red link starting with…
Greg or Tyres
Here are my two options, along with before-and-after photos. Greg’s story is deeply moving and has profoundly touched my heart…
11/21/2024 newsletter
11-22-2024 TLSN Newsletter 25 Volume VIII – Campaign – FluentCRM
Kenneth Rayburn Gidney – passing
FUNERAL HOMEMaxwell P. Dunne Funeral Service – Yorktown Blvd. 5921 Yorktown BlvdCorpus Christi, TexasUPCOMING SERVICEVisitationJan. 9, 20255:00 p.m. – 6:00…
Bill Catlett’s Story of goals, visions, and a heart that sees beauty in many forms
A Story of Goals, Visions, and a heart that sees beauty in many forms. A teammate, friend, and competitor has…
Ron Baxter’s podcast and article with Ron’s introduction by Professor Carlson
The link to Ron’s podcast is in the red font. https://traffic.libsyn.com/forcedn/cdogg/TLSNS04E07.mp3 WHO’S THE FAT KID, ABE? by Larry Carlson https://texaslsn.org I was…
2024 Hall of Honor Inductees
Click on link below for video Texas Athletics Hall of Honor: 2024 Ceremony Men’s Hall of Honor Class: Omar Quintanilla…
Tim Campbell’s Celebration of Life
Read More – Submitted by Russell Erxleben
Bobby Wuensch Celebration of Life
Service is on Sunday, April 6th, 1:00-4:00 PM at Wuensch Sales Company, 7241 Navigation Blvd, Houston, TX 77011
Two Bobby’s – Bobby Mitchell and Bobby Wuensch made the running backs look good in 1969.
1970 UCLA Game
During the UCLA game, with seconds to go, Texas won the game. Bobby Wuensch’s optimism paid dividends for the whole team.
Eddie heaves the ball to Cotton Speyrer and Texas wins. Protecting his quarterback, Bobby Wuensch #50 opens a passing lane for Eddie’s game-winning touchdown catch.
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Jake Pickle – Longhorn Swimmer
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Top Longhorn Basketball Players
Here are some of the best Longhorn basketball players in history:
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#43 Al Almanza – Key player in Texas’ first NCAA Tournament berth in 13 years.
#44 Jordan Hamilton – First-round NBA draft pick.
#45 Joe Fisher – One of Texas’ best back-to-the-basket centers.
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