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AI-generated oral link to the 12/12/2024 newsletter is at: https://soundcloud.com/benjamin-adams-865177686/12-12-2024-tlsn-newsletter-27-volume-viii?si=d0c5a2a9204445e4aaea8296d4e41b91&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing The written TLSN Newsletter is at : 12-12-2024 TLSN Newsletter #27 Volume VIII
Bill Elliott, Billy Dale, Ricky Brown, and Jim Raup attended the funeral of James Means to celebrate his life and honor his legacy with a Hook ’em salute. For me, James is the defining point in the SWC move on the long journey to eliminate the racial divide that was part of America in 1963….
Volume V Newsletter #19 Garrett Graff There is a whole section that honors Longhorn walk-ons chronicled on the TLSN website. Garret Graf’s story is one of them. Mickey Moss is a successful coach and administrator who received a master’s degree from the University of Texas at Austin in athletic administration with an emphasis in exercise…
On April 26th, 1996 the law firm of Sharpe and Spurlock and many former Longhorn student sent a polite letter to the Longhorn leaders of the Sports complex opposing the plans of demolishing the track at DKR for more seating and building an new track and soccer stadium. The primary concern of those who opposed…
HERE ARE A FEW THOUGHTS FROM TLSN CONCERNING SOCIAL MEDIA Longhorn Facebook sites. It is the nature of Longhorn fans to take the wins for granted and obsess over the losses. Even though recruiting is not science, grown men and women, spend hours snorkeling on the internet, pouring over frivolous recruiting gossip that is morphed…
Mark McDonald Mark McDonald – a long-time sports writer for dailies in El Paso, Abilene, Dallas and San Antonio, now an author in Midland, wrote an insightful article about the Mauldin’s contributions to Longhorn sports. Mark’s story illustrates how the Mauldin family used steadfast commitment and dedication to build a sturdy bridge to our U.T….