Barbara Wainscott Cotton Bowl Revival, Rolex Watches, and New Beginnings
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Barbara Wainscott Cotton Bowl Revival, Rolex Watches, and New Beginnings

Barbara Wainscott grew up in La Marque, Texas, where she met her future husband, Loyd Wainscott, in her junior year of high school. She joined him at The University of Texas the following year when she graduated, She and Loyd were married in 1969 and she received her degree in English and Journalism. Following Loyd’s…

Loyd and Frank Medina by Barbara Wainscott
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Loyd and Frank Medina by Barbara Wainscott

THE NAVIGATION TOOL TO THE HISTORICAL  PAGES ON THIS WEB SITE ARE AT THE TOP OF THIS SCREEN. THE SITES ARE  “TLSN”, “SPORTS”, “GUEST WRITERS”, “MISSIONS”, “ARTICLES” , “LOST TOO SOON”, AND “SENTRY”. “Click on the text denoted in red font on the side bar to visit other sites in this “article” grid “Loyd Wainscott’s relationship…

Longhorn and Jet Power -Lammons,Sauers,Elliot, and Hudson- By Billy Dale

Longhorn and Jet Power -Lammons,Sauers,Elliot, and Hudson- By Billy Dale

From 1969 thru 1994 the University of Texas held the NFL record for the most athletes from one university to win the World Championship. Longhorns Pete Lammons, George Sauer, John Elliot, and Jim Hudson are Super Bowl and College National Champions. They were 4 of 11 Texans on the Jets roster in 1969. One concerned…

Jack Collins Jr. and Sr. and Carleton Collins

Jack Collins Jr. and Sr. and Carleton Collins

THREE GENERATIONS OF COLLINS UT LETTERMEN  It is a goal of TLSN to remember the family tree of former Longhorns who have created Longhorn sports history. Author Mark McDonald shares the Mauldin clan’s family tree at https://www.texaslsn.org/the-mauldins-by-mark-mcdonald, and Billy Dale shares the impressive story of Stewart Keller’s family trees impact on UT sports history at https://www.texaslsn.org/stewart-kellers-longhorn-roots-start-in-1899-orns-sitennis-football-diving.   …

The Cock Roaches ????
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The Cock Roaches ????

Larry Carlson’s article is sponsored by HornFans.com Larry Carlson talking to his past Longhorn roommate and sportscaster Paul Alexander.  Twenty months ago, Texas State’s Professor of journalism contacted me and said he was retiring. However, he still wanted to write original Longhorn football stories primarily from the 1960s-1980s era and place them on the TLSN…

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1984 -The beginning of the end of Longhorn dominance

  This following article is an extension of Professor Carlson’s comments on tie games. The link is I MISS TIE GAMES (squarespace.com) 1984- TEXAS VS OU- The Beginning of the End for Longhorn football dominance in SWC and Big 12 conference play. Come October ’84, UT was number one in the polls, OU at number…