Waxahorn

Happy Feller!

Huff brought home the hardware.

How very aggy of them.

Eddie Phillips was a darn good wishbone operator. The game in which he is pictured was saved by a last-minute miracle pass completion to Cotton Speyrer.

I'm counting on our punter to keep them backed up all day. Games like this can be decided by who has the better kicking game.

Sounds like Jim Harbaugh's been getting advice from Barry Switzer.

99% he plays and 95% Texas defense makes him regret it.

For all you young-uns, Sports Illustrated named Texas #1 on September 10, 1973 only to be upset by upstart Miami (5-6) 11 days later. The Sports Illustrated cover was considered by many to be a curse.

I never liked being ranked this high this early. It's hard for human nature not to eat the rat poison.

The most unbelievable running back I have ever seen, the Tyler Rose. the GOAT. Courteous and humble in person.

J. Whitt. He never gave up on his dream. Team player, great blocker.

I'm very high on beating them two years in a row.

Raymond Clayborn was Superman whenever he played at Texas. Ted Koy was probably the only #24 to ever shake hands with the POTUS.

The Memorial Stadium rededication monument, placed at the top of the north end zone in 1977. Attempted theft by a small group of aggroids in the mid80s. They dropped it, damaged it, and got arrested. The replacement monument was moved along with the bronze war memorial during the stadium expansion. The original resides at my house

Looks like bait for Ant Hill and Simmons.

He was indeed a childhood hero for many of us. He made that offense go. Many of his yards gained were by sheer will and toughness.

Bosworth is head and shoulders above everyone else. He symbolizes Barry Switzer perfectly. I'm surprised he agreed to doing a commercial with QE.

Edwin Simmons flashed greatness, then hurt his knee and it was over. Something about his legs not being the same length.

#85 for Arkansas has to hate this picture. That is the definition of blocked on your ass.

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

Bertleson

It is kind of sobering to realize all the #36s and other lettermen that have come and gone during your lifetime. William Graham was a good one.