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Hal Kemp

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  1. I’m partial to the players from my first impressionable years as a kid when it comes to this number: Clayborn, Koy, and Jam! But, this number is well represented by some good players!
  2. Love the quote by DKR. I had not read that quote before, so thanks for sharing!
  3. A couple of good choices, but for me I’ll go with Jones. I remember watching him as a teen! Also, as mentioned, All-SWC, All-American and Olympic gold medalist, that puts him up there!
  4. Good point. I don’t follow him enough to say or know, but interesting that he is discussing this now. Not sure why.
  5. I agree. “Move on. Look forward.” I think most, if not all, has been discussed, cussed, and debated already by this board and the Mods in one form or the other.
  6. That’s the $64,000 question! That is what is needed, but I realize it is easier said than done! One can hope!
  7. I understand why you ask this as history and past actions show its ineptness, but in theory it should be the governing body…NCAA. It’s the universities’ association, and they should govern themselves.
  8. Totally agree with you! Not a federal issue, nor a federal problem. I hope it doesn’t pass.
  9. Totally agree that these two are tied. There were some strong offensive lines during the careers of these two longhorns! Woodard is just a notch below for me, but that’s because the other two played during my young formative years as a longhorn fan!
  10. I knew this number would have a good list of some great players, but, imho, I totally agree that Mr. Nobis “stands alone at the top”
  11. You beat me to it and I totally agree! I was going to say there was a consensus all American that played for the 69 national champions that wore #62 and he was pretty doggone good: Bob McKay!
  12. Congratulations! I hope life gives you lots of wonderful moments and memories with both your wife and little princesses!
  13. That, good sir, is well-played! And, extremely funny! 🤣
  14. Bob Simmons was a pretty good #70! A 3x first team All-SWC and a two time All-American; drafted in 1976 draft and played seven or eight years in the NFL.
  15. Thanks, and thanks for beginning this thread! Happy Father’s Day to all the fathers at OTF. May you have a wonderful day making wonderful memories!
  16. Sure seems like it! Seems to be a microcosm of our society where most people have a victim’s mentality; no holding people accountable for consequences of their actions. If an addict wants to truly change they must remove themselves from the environment that caused the addiction. It’s as if an addiction counselor tells the alcoholic it’s okay to continue working as a bartender! Guess I’m a little surprised, but not shocked by the decision, which is unfortunate. Tech’s continued support of him through rehab, etc. is just a pretense to try and cover the stench emanating from the campus!
  17. “I promised that my goal would be to produce the very best video, podcast, and website content, and to build a welcoming, respectful, and insightful gathering place for all Texas fans.“ You have not failed in that promise. The content is second to none, and this community is welcoming, respectful, insightful, and fun! If the community wanders off track with its actions and comments, you quickly get us back on track! Thanks, Bobby!
  18. Yes! He is Risen indeed!
  19. That’s so wonderful to hear! Thank you for the update on your father-in-law; Continued prayers for his full recovery.
  20. I am so sorry for your loss. Prayers have been lifted up for you and your family. I will continue to pray for peace and comfort.
  21. Lifted up Ezekiel, you, and the family in prayer. I will continue to lift everyone up in prayer. Please keep us updated.
  22. Prayers lifted for Jordan and the whole Shipley family. 🙏 Thank you Bobby.

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