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After 39 years at Texas, Chris Plonsky is retiring at the end of the 2026-27 academic year from her role as Chief of Staff/Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director and Senior Woman Administrator. At Texas she's served as Women's Sports SID, Associate Athletics Director for External Services, Senior Associate AD for Men’s and Women’s Athletics, and Director of Women’s Athletics (while still maintaining critical responsibilities in Men’s Athletics). “CP is an absolute rock star. She’s a legend who has poured her heart and soul into The University of Texas and our athletics department for four decades,” Chris Del Conte said. “She’s a trailblazer who advocated for the advancement of women’s sports while also having a huge impact on our men’s sports programs and helping our athletics department grow into one of the most powerful brands in the world. She has worn many hats, served in virtually every role possible and worked with so many legendary figures on our great campus, but at the end of the day, she has always remained steadfast in putting our student-athletes first and foremost in everything she does. Her passion, pride and dedication to the Longhorn family, our student-athletes and coaches, and The University of Texas are unmatched.” “The success we’ve had across the board in all sports — from conference championships and national championships to Olympic and World champions — is in part a tribute to all she has done to support our student-athletes, coaches and programs. She’s a tireless worker and an incredible servant leader, and though she’s retiring from her current role with us at the end of this academic year, we’re thrilled she’ll be moving into a position that will allow her to continue to have a significant role working with our athletics department going forward. We’ll take this year to celebrate all she’s done in her current role and the many roles that came before it, but we’re so fortunate she’ll continue to be a part of Texas Athletics — a place she has meant so much to and been such a huge part of for a long, long time.”

Roy Williams. I still have his lions jersey

Good stuff. Congrats to him and dad.

ou is my rival. Aggys are a lifetime joke on repeat...

Losers talk. Losers don't win.... Aggys are losers for life.

Absolutely! You’ll never meet a bigger Roy fan than me haha! Heres the kick for any others out there that haven’t seen it! Love Bill Schoening on the radio call (crazy that Craig Way was the color guy)!

The SEC is more powerful than the NCAA

LSU, Wade and Kiffin deserve nothing good

Just a stand off or peeing contest if you will with no real benefit for LSU. Risk greater than reward is a what we call it in medicine . Stupid hick pride. Don’t know what they are doing to themselves

Tried to find a video of One Reed throwing a TD against Texas and...

Fafomf

Yep! OL Coach is Brandon Murdock who was at Westlake with Connor Robertson as well. Says he is pumped to watch Connor get a full year at center for Texas.

Lovejoy HC is Todd Dodge.

LSU still doesn’t have a roster… and it’s not looking great

i'm guessing the thing he has for us is the ball... he just keeps giving it to us each time we play.

My fearless B18 prediction is that UCLA and USC basketball outdraw football

Yep. Michigan State the favorite if Illinois PF has any issues in return

People we’re really gonna drag his ass around that stadium like a rag doll.

Thanks for that, noodle arm

The B18 might be pretty wide open because of injuries.

Picture from 2004 to 2022 Same kid, he was 6 foot all district lineman, who wasn't big enough to play college football. So he lost 85 lbs learned how to do a backflip and made the cheer team as a freshman. One year of that and he joined the Texas rugby team. He will be sitting next to me in the same seats that he grew up in when we play OH ST! Let's Go!!

LWC did that against a pretty good defense. He's going to do more damage against lesser defenses. JMO HOOKEM

Yep awesome Kicker. I was in the student section. Don’t remember exactly what yardline but believe it was on the end of the field. If I think about it, that’s for sure a moment I’d like to recapture. A big Roy Williams fan.