Ben Crenshaw Season 1 – Episode 6 Texas Legacy Support Network Available on these fine podcast sources and more! Texas Legacy Support Network The Texas Legacy Support Network is a 501 c3 non-profit formed to help former University of Texas a
Jim Bayless Season 1 – Episode 5 Texas Legacy Support Network In this episode, Chris Doelle talks with University of Texas tennis player, Jim Bayless. He was not only a standout tennis player but went on to a great career as an government official
Duke Carlisle Season 1 – Episode 4 Texas Legacy Support Network In this episode, Chris Doelle talks with University of Texas National Championship quarterback, Duke Carlisle. In addition, he is the author of Longhorns and Tall Tales: Winning during
Bill Atessis Season 1 – Episode 3 In this episode, Chris Doelle talks with University of Texas defensive standout, Bill Atessis to learn about his National Championship experience as well as being part of a the Longhorn’s historic 30 game win
Season 1 – Episode 2 In this episode, Chris Doelle talks with University of Texas basketball walk-on, John Carsey to learn about the walk-on experience and his being part of UT basketball at a key moment in its history. Texas Legacy Support Network
Ken Bjorge and Jimmy Nixon Season 1 – Episode 1 In this episode, Chris Doelle introduces sculptor Ken Bjorge, the man behind the four bronze busts of University of Texas QBs that won a National Championship: James Street Duke Carlisle Eddie Phillip
Ken Bjorge and Jimmy Nixon Season 1 – Episode 1 In this episode, Chris Doelle introduces sculptor Ken Bjorge, the man behind the four bronze busts of University of Texas QBs that won a National Championship: James Street Duke Carlisle Eddie Phillips Vince Young Doelle then talks with the driving force behind getting the artwork created and placed in Daryl K. Royal […]
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About Texas Legacy Support Network
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TLSN is the first private charitable and tax-exempt with the specific mission of offering temporary financial assistance to qualifying former Longhorn student-athletes, coaches, student managers,…
trainers, and their immediate families. Longhorn athletes who, through no fault of their own, have fallen through societal safety nets.