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67 Days Until Kickoff: Who Was The Best No. 67?

Blake Munroe
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We’re 67 days away from Texas football.

Today’s group features Glen Halsell, Julius Whittier, Jay Humphrey and Will Wilcox.

Halsell was an All-American and All-SWC linebacker on the 1969 national title team, while Whittier became the first African-American football letterman in Texas history and later went into the Texas Athletics Hall of Honor. Humphrey was an All-American tackle who helped clear the way for Ricky Williams’ Heisman season, and Wilcox was a multi-year letterman and contributor up front in the mid-1970s.

Who's your favorite?

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    • Hook 'Em 1
    1 hour ago, cochamps said:

    Glen Halsell.  Small LB with huge motor.

    DKR called him a rolling ball of butcher knives. 

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    • Hook 'Em 1
    17 minutes ago, GDI said:

    DKR called him a rolling ball of butcher knives. 

    He and Scott Henderson were both around the ball a lot.  And I do mean A LOT.

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