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  1. Doug Shankle (1978-1981). Holds the record for career solo tackles at UT (325). Coincidentally, that statistic was not part of the records until his freshman year in 1978.
  2. Nailed it with Wuensch. Some real good history here. Just considering the impact in his day, hard to find any horn OL better in their day. Spoke to him around seventeen years ago at Ninfa's on Navigation.
  3. Texas only lost 3 games from 1961-1964. Won 30 games in row from 1968-1970 (22 of which happened in the 60s}. Won two national championships in the 60s. The 2000s don't compare. At least not favorably.
  4. As a college player, being compared to the players of his day, I'm not sure Bobby Wuensch wasn't the best of them all. Key block here by #50 Wuensch on the game winning TD late in the Cotton Bowl to win the 1969 national championship.
  5. Herkie Walls, 1979-1982, was one of the fastest. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herkie_Walls Cochamps beat me to it.
  6. Many here and elsewhere on the internet are primed to lose their sh*t if we don't get Bray Lynch. 🤠
  7. IMO, there's been more nutty sh*t from UT fans on the internet over the last couple of months than ever before.
  8. Feels great not to care. Because of ESPN, I won't watch unless my wife insists. But if she does insist, I'll insist that the volume is turned off.
  9. You are most certainly welcome. And you deserved it.🤠
  10. No dog in this hunt. Don't care to watch another ESPN broadcast.
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