AC Homecoming Week 2019: 5 Roo Tales for 5 Days Monday: Raising Cane’s Tuesday: Griffith Stadium Wednesday: Kurdistan Thursday: Kappa Gamma Chi Friday: 1989 “If I could turn back time, I’d go to 1989, where every day was full of chasing dreams, I may be grown up, but maybe I should try, living like it’s
AC Homecoming Week 2019: 5 Roo Tales for 5 Days Monday: Raising Cane’s Tuesday: Griffith Stadium Wednesday: Kurdistan Thursday: Kappa Gamma Chi Friday: Dianne’s and my son Mr. A is in the percussion section of the James Bowie High School Marching Band down here in Austin. We’re quite proud of him. The Bowie Bulldogs won
AC Homecoming Week 2019: 5 Roo Tales for 5 Days Monday: Raising Cane’s Tuesday: Griffith Stadium Wednesday: Kurdistan Thursday: Friday: We had a lot of political discussions at our Austin College fraternity table in Slater’s back in 1991-92. The Rodney King incident was a big one that year, as was Ross Perot and the upcoming
AC Homecoming Week 2019: 5 Roo Tales for 5 Days Monday: Raising Cane’s Tuesday: Griffith Stadium Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: It’s finally back! After 86 years, the World Series is returning to our nation’s capital. The Washington Nationals host the Houston Astros in D.C. in Game #3 of the 2019 Series this Friday. The last time
AC Homecoming Week 2019: 5 Roo Tales for 5 Days Monday: Raising Cane’s Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Dianne and I will be heading this weekend from Austin for AC Homecoming in Sherman. Some of you Roos may also be familiar with that trip from south Texas to north Grayson County. It’s quite a hike, and
*1923* Austin College: “Hey Pete Cawthon, ya wanna coach Kangaroo football?” Pete Cawthon: “Hells yeah!” *1941* Philadelphia Eagles: “Hey Pete Cawthon, ya wanna coach Eagles football?” Pete Cawthon: “Ummmm, I think that’s laundry day.” Go Cowboys.
John Cotton and I? We are on the case. It’s our mission, and we choose to accept it. What are we up to? Like Belushi and Aykroyd, we’re on an Austin College mission from Gaad. First, some history. It’s the history of one block of downtown Austin. John and I have nearly 50 years of
Built roughly a century after the 1836 Battle of the Alamo, it was only natural that San Antonio would name their fancy new football stadium “Alamo Stadium.” At long last, the city had a venue that rivaled Dallas’s Cotton Bowl, Fort Worth’s Farrington Field, and Austin’s Memorial Stadium. Alamo Stadium construction began in the late
Texas A&M’s 12th Man tradition began nearly 100 years ago, when E. King Gill left the stands, suited up, and prepared to enter a football game to help his Aggies achieve a victory. Inspired by Gill’s dedication, the Aggies managed to pull off the upset win in the Dixie Classic. I wrote about Gill yesterday
Austin College Trustee P.B. Hill made it clear to all those who would listen. On a disgraceful day in Sherman, TX with very few heroes, one exception was his friend and fellow Texas Ranger Frank Hamer. It was true. The 1930 lynching of Mr. George Hughes by the citizens of Sherman was one of the
