Archive for: football

 

Rejoice: LHN Comes to Time Warner Cable

Hours before kickoff, America’s second-largest cable provider adds UT’s much-maligned cable network. Austin’s biggest cable company has finally...

 
 

The Spirit of ’63

Fifty years ago, the Texas Longhorns won their first national championship, despite doubts and outright derision from the national media. We take a look back at...

 
 

Q&A: David McWilliams on Coach Royal and the ’63 Longhorns

David McWilliams, BA ‘64, Life Member, is associate athletics director and head of the T Association, the organization of UT letterwinners. He served as head coach...

 
 

Gameday Preview: New Mexico State

Rebecca May, BA ’91, Life Member, is a Texas ex-pat living in Oregon while rooting for the Longhorns. An attorney by day, she blogs about college football by...

 
 

Awaiting Ecstasy: Texas Football Returns

Rebecca May, BA ’91, Life Member, is a Texas ex-pat living in Oregon while rooting for the Longhorns. An attorney by day, she blogs about college football...

 
 

Football and Fundraising: The Higher Ed Week in Review

We start our review close to home this week, with UT-Austin administrators at odds with the UT System over the Board of Regents’ continued records requests. The...

 
 

Longhorn Fans Among Most Engaged in College Football

Whether it’s how much we’re being talked about, what a good value we are, or just how great a school we are, The University of Texas at Austin is constantly...

 
 

2013 Longhorn Football Uniforms Revealed [Watch]

Can’t see the video? Click here. They may not have bought into the shiny chrome trend yet, but the UT football program has made some noticeable changes to the...

 
 

Brazos Valley Chapter Celebrates Summer—with Football Greats

They may live in Aggieland, but the Texas Exes Brazos Valley Chapter wears burnt-orange all the more proudly for it. Joan Moore, BS ’74, Life Member, shared this...

 
 

Advertising Professors Tweet the Super Bowl

Super Bowls ads are as much of a pop culture spectacle as the game itself. So UT asked advertising profs Robert Lewis, Angeline Close, Kevin Thomas, and Neal Burns...

 
 
 
 
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