Our fair city has had it's fair share of attention due to the new Circuit of the Americas these days, here's one more. Austin has been declared a finalist for the Summer X Games. The other three cities are Chicagoland Maximum Security Municipality, Charlotte in one of the Carolinas, and, Detroit Murder City. Watch out for Flying Tomatoes to hit Austin very soon.
I'm done with it. With Losing to Oklahoma, getting beat by piss-poor teams, not living up to the minimum of expectations. I'm Done With It. This should Texas Longhorns' motto.
In case you missed it because of the f%ing LHN, you can watch it now thanks to noonkick who uploaded to Youtube.
Two words: Athletic freak. I really hope he is successful in the NFL. #DBU
Not Rick Perry's A&M....
Well, I hate to make any false assumptions or to start speculation, but two of the only specific names mentioned in the report were Gene Chizik and Will Muschamp...
Even Kim Jong-un is getting in on the hatin': "missile trajectories that the NK News web site estimates terminate in Hawaii, Washington DC, Los Angeles and Austin, Texas."
The documentary on the 1969 showdown between the University of Texas and Arkansas, "The Big Shootout: The Life and Times of 1969" will have its world premiere on April 13 at the Texas Theater as part of the Dallas Film Festival. Mike Looney and George Francisco's film chronicles this original "game of the century" and features interviews with the late Longhorn coach Darrell Royal.
Longhorn legend and former Texas Football player Colt McCoy will be the guest speaker at Caring for Camo’s second meeting on Tuesday, March 26th at 5pm. The event will be held in the Ballroom of the Texas Union, is free to attend, and is open to all students as well as the general public. Due to the limited capacity of 800 people, the doors will open at 4:15pm on Tuesday. Parking is available in the Co-Op garage located at 2214 San Antonio Street. Caring for Camo is a new student organization on the University of Texas campus, started in part by current football player, former Green Beret Staff Sergeant, and Disney Spirit Award Winner Nate Boyer. The organization was founded for the purpose of sending care packages and letters to deployed troops; an act which is immensely appreciated by the troops, according to Boyer. The event on Tuesday will be Caring for Camo’s second general awareness meeting. Anyone interested in hearing Colt McCoy or learning more about helping our deployed troops is encouraged to attend. For up-to-date information regarding the event, please follow Caring for Camo on Twitter (@CaringforCamo). Be a Hero. Help a Hero.