Vance Duncan First member of the elite Fans Longhorn Ring of Honor
1908 Gardner Duncan
1901 Duncan bottom row far left
1908 Vance Duncan bottom row far left
In 1908 Bowie Duncan followed Vance as a Longhorn football player. Bowie Duncan is a inductee in the Longhorn Hall of Honor.
2023 – Tom Ball, Jim Gideon, Vance Duncan, and Charlie Crenshaw1920 Gardener Duncan This Longhorn Uniform. This photo of Gardner Duncan was taken in the late 1920’s. Gardner had a son and named him after the 1901 Vance Duncan. Vance Duncan circa 2023 is wearing the red shirt in the photo below.
1901 Duncan bottom left row
1900 football team The 1900 University of Texas football team. The three men in the middle of the top row are (from left to right): Leo Sam (who reportedly weighed at least 231 pounds), David McDaniel (who was 6’2” and 195 pounds), and Arthur Griggs (who different accounts suggest was between 218 and 235 pounds). This picture is featured on page 181 of the 1901 Cactus yearbook.
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