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…
View in Browser There is a temporary link in the Navigation tool at the top of the screen at https://texaslsn.org that pays tribute to Longhorns lost in 2018-2019. I know I have missed some who have passed away, so please email me their names at Williamdale.msn.com so the Longhorn Nation can honor and remember those who have…
View in Browser Doctor Joe Reneau touched the lives of many young Longhorn student-athletes Billy, Dr. Reneau’s struggle is over. His daughter, Kathy, and I were at his side this afternoon after the Hospice nurse called his time was near, and each of us had time alone to talk to him, share stories, and say…
View in Browser Top of the Que Volume V Newsletter #22 The TLSN website and newsletter are free, educational, historical, and insightful, sharing Longhorn sports history through the eyes of those who created it. A statistical Bio of each of these super Longhorn baseball players is now part of the TLSN history of Longhorn Sports…
View in Browser Top of the Que 09/12/2020 -Volume V Newsletter #23 The TLSN website and newsletter are free, educational, historical, and insightful, sharing Longhorn sports history through the “Eyes” of those who created it. Horns UP!!! Merlene Frazer Is Recognized As A National Champion In The 200 M- 1994 And 1995 and in the…
View in Browser Top of the Que Volume V Newsletter #24 1990 Women’s National Champions – Photo is Coach Mark Schubert The Horns win their 8th women’s national championship by the closest margin in NCAA history beating Stanford by 9.5 points. (Texas 632 and Stanford 622.5). Leigh Ann Fetter is the first woman in swimming…
View in Browser Top of the Que Volume V Newsletter #25- The photo above is Coach Snyder as a Longhorn tennis player in 1958. The TLSN website and newsletter are free, educational, historical, and insightful, sharing Longhorn sports history through the eyes of those who created it. Tim Taylor’s before and after Longhorn football game…
View in Browser Top of the Que Volume V Newsletter #26 – Issues of the Heart The Eyes of Texas are Upon You Deep in the Heart of Texas. Longhorn Basketball player Lynn Howden has passed away. Lynn was a three-year letterman for the Longhorns from 1969-1972. He still holds the school’s single-game record of…
View in Browser Top of the Que Volume V Newsletter #27- Above photo is one of Author Jenna McEachern’s books Closely aligned with the Longhorn media department and Bill Little, Jenna McEachern has both edited and authored many significant moments in the history of Longhorn sports. Her story now joins the permanent archives captured for…
View in Browser Top of the Que Volume V Newsletter #28 Athletic Director Donna Lopiano Pioneers are visionaries and risk-takers, and without them, there are no new beginnings. At the link below is a chronological list of Longhorn pioneers since 1893. Longhorn Pioneers (squarespace.com) Before a woman could excel as an athlete, lead as an…