Countdown To Kickoff.........

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4 hours ago, Longboard Horn said:

Another pic of Stan 🤘

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If these temps don’t come down, the Sept 2 game with Rice at 2:30 is gonna see a lot if empty seats.   Wonder if they’d consider making it a night game?

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7 minutes ago, Cairn Horn88 said:

If these temps don’t come down, the Sept 2 game with Rice at 2:30 is gonna see a lot if empty seats.   Wonder if they’d consider making it a night game?

Its on FOX at 2:30pm, so it won't be moved

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2 minutes ago, LTtxfan said:

Its on FOX at 2:30pm, so it won't be moved

Here's current info on schedule...

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Jake Raulerson

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50 DAYS  🤘

 

 

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David McWilliams 

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Billy Wyman 

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Bobby Wuensch 

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It’s been 197 days since the Alamo Bowl, so we’re pretty much 80% through the offseason. Always starts to feel real when the countdown hits 50.

Byron Vaughns

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More LB's should wear 50

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27 minutes ago, CashMcCoy said:

Byron Vaughns               50 DAYS 🤘

 

Byron will be playing for baylor this year 🙄

 

 

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Tyson King 

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15 minutes ago, LTtxfan said:

Byron will be playing for baylor this year 🙄

 

 

Banks will erase him

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Yesterday...

 

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Great pic previously found by @Walden Ponderer

49 DAYS 🤘

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49 days!

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Aaron Humphrey  #49

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Aaron Humphrey 

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Joshua Rowland 

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11 minutes ago, Longboard Horn said:

49 days!

Awesome job @Longboard Horn

 

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49 DAYS 🤘

Ronnie Robinson #49

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#49 Ta'Quon Graham 

 

 

 

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Malcolm Minnick 

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Ty Allert 

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Bigger pic

48 DAYS  🤘

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RIP JAKE 🙏🙏🙏

48 DAYS  🤘

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Thx for this pic of Jake #48 @Tylerocks

 

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Thx for this pic @Longboard Horn

48 DAYS 🤘

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48-45

 

Texas vs blOU Highlights [Oct. 8, 2018]

48 DAYS 🤘

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48 DAYS 🤘

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RIP Jake

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Thx for this pic @Tylerocks

Maurice Gordon #48

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Bigger pic

48 DAYS 

I really liked Ty Allert, during my youth. IMO - he was awesome, prior to Britt Hager “hanging the moon!”

Hook’em!!!

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Hate day 48 every year.

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47 DAYS 🤘 

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3 hours ago, msucolt45 said:

I really liked Ty Allert, during my youth. IMO - he was awesome, prior to Britt Hager “hanging the moon!”

Hook’em!!!

Allert was a good player for Texas 🤘

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47 DAYS 🤘

John Gold 

 

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47 DAYS 🤘

LUKE #47

 

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Gib Dawson leading the team onto the field for the 1953 Cotton Bowl vs. Tennessee. In the first televised Cotton Bowl, he scored a second quarter touchdown on a 9 yard run in a 16-0 shutout. Those uniforms back then... we looked like Syracuse! lol 
In 1951 he became the only Texas player ever to lead the Longhorns in five different offensive categories in the same season. He was twice all-conference and a 1984 inductee in the Longhorn Hall of Honor.

Linked below is the 1952 UT vs Arkansas game, starting at around 1:45. It's basically the Gib Dawson show. He ran all over Arkansas that day. 3 TDs in the first half alone. As Kern Tips, the Humble Oil narrator states, Gib Dawson was wearing #44 that day instead of his usual #47.

Speaking of Kern Tips.... 

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Added more history

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Bruce Cannon 

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Hix Green III

Blocking drills with Royal and Duke Carlisle prior to the Arkansas game

I'm pretty sure @msucolt45 knows this guy as well 

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5 hours ago, Longboard Horn said:

Gib Dawson leading the team onto the field for the 1953 Cotton Bowl vs. Tennessee. In the first televised Cotton Bowl, he scored a second quarter touchdown on a 9 yard run in a 16-0 shutout. Those uniforms back then... we looked like Syracuse! lol 
In 1951 he became the only Texas player ever to lead the Longhorns in five different offensive categories in the same season. He was twice all-conference and a 1984 inductee in the Longhorn Hall of Honor.

Linked below is the 1952 UT vs Arkansas game, starting at around 1:45. It's basically the Gib Dawson show. He ran all over Arkansas that day. 3 TDs in the first half alone. As Kern Tips, the Humble Oil narrator states, Gib Dawson was wearing #44 that day instead of his usual #47.

Speaking of Kern Tips.... 

Thanks for this. Brings back memories of watching the Humble replays with Kern Tips as a five year old that could not get enough football.

Interesting seeing all the things that distinguished the game back then. Flags that marked the goal lines, crepe paper on the goal posts, T-Formation, dive plays, quick pitches, fullback traps, no face masks and even a single wing. 

Could have done without the aggy band though.

Now I will have to waste several hours watching more of these.

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Roosevelt Leaks 

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Malik Jefferson 

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Love Rosie Day !!! 🤘

Roosevelt Leaks

Position: Running Back
Years: 1972-1974
Place of Birth: Brenham, TX
Date of Birth: Jan 31, 1953
Jersey Number: 46
Height: 5-11
Weight: 220
High School: Brenham, TX (Brenham HS)

The first African American Texas Longhorns player to earn All-America honors, Roosevelt Leaks powered his way for 2,923 yards and 26 touchdowns in just three seasons. A consensus All-America selection in 1973, Leaks finished third in the Heisman Trophy voting. His bid for three consecutive 1,000-yard rushing seasons was derailed when he suffered a serious knee injury in his senior season. Leaks recovered to play nine seasons in the NFL with the Baltimore Colts (1975-79) and Buffalo Bills (1980-83). Today, Leaks hosts an annual charity golf tournament for children in East Austin, Texas. In 2003, he became the first recipient of the Living Legends Award presented by the Ministry of Challenge.