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35 Days Until Kickoff β€” Who Is Your Favorite No. 35?

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We are down to just 35 days before the season opener in Columbus. Which Texas player that donned No. 35 over the years is your favorite?

An option today includes…

Jim Bertelsen

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Bertelsen was a standout tailback during the wishbone era from 1969 to 1971. He played a key role in Texas’ success, including the 1969 and 1970 national championships, rushing for 2,510 yards and 33 touchdowns over his college career. Known for his speed and versatility, he was a two-time All-Southwest Conference selection and later played in the NFL with the Los Angeles Rams.

Bertelsen had a family member send his game film to Royal to be recruited.Β  At a homecoming dinner in Wisconsin, even LBJ attended.Β  He lived in San Marcos until his recent passing.Β  Think of him as an early version of Jonathan Brooks.Β  Very smooth.

I sure wish OTF would have Ted Koy and Bill Bradley on before it is too late.Β  Maybe Duke Carlisle?Β  They were the pioneers of great Texas football teams.

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🀘🏻🀘🏼🀘🏽🀘🀘🏾🀘🏿

Edited by Burnt Orange Horn

53 minutes ago, Burnt Orange Horn said:

Bertelsen had a family member send his game film to Royal to be recruited.Β  At a homecoming dinner in Wisconsin, even LBJ attended.Β  He lived in San Marcos until his recent passing.Β  Think of him as an early version of Jonathan Brooks.Β  Very smooth.

I sure wish OTF would have Ted Koy and Bill Bradley on before it is too late.Β  Maybe Duke Carlisle?Β  They were the pioneers of great Texas football teams.

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🀘🏻🀘🏼🀘🏽🀘🀘🏾🀘🏿

I second that.

14 minutes ago, Blake Munroe said:

Sweet pic!

Sports Illustrated photo on the 1970 Arkansas game. Win #30 in a row.

29 minutes ago, Waxahorn said:

Sports Illustrated photo on the 1970 Arkansas game. Win #30 in a row.

I second Blake. Awesome photo sir 🀘🏿

Anyone notice how sloppy 05 championship game was? You had Reggie trying to toss the ball back that resulted in a turnover, you had Vince tossing the ball ball and Texas scoring that shouldn't have counted, Ross fumbling the first punt, and the missed fgs and extra point. If Texas plays just a little cleaner it's a blowout for the good guys.

12 hours ago, Blake Munroe said:

We are down to just 35 days before the season opener in Columbus. Which Texas player that donned No. 35 over the years is your favorite?

An option today includes…

Jim Bertelsen

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IMG_2344.jpeg.a51f88919d95d873bedd8d9ef59fc916.jpeg

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Bertelsen was a standout tailback during the wishbone era from 1969 to 1971. He played a key role in Texas’ success, including the 1969 and 1970 national championships, rushing for 2,510 yards and 33 touchdowns over his college career. Known for his speed and versatility, he was a two-time All-Southwest Conference selection and later played in the NFL with the Los Angeles Rams.

Scored the tying touchdown in the Greatest Game of the Century 🀘🏼

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