I just received the new issue of Texas Monthly, and aggy ain't gonna like it much.

The cover has a pic of Mack, DeD, DKR, Augie and the Lady Coaches (Rick was obviously out of town!) with the caption:

LONGHORNS, INC. - How UT built the most successful college sports program of all time.

I haven't read the article, but plan to do so before PB & Co. come on the interwebsradioshow.

I dare any of you to set foot in HEB or Walgreen's and not find your way to the magazine rack, where on page 142 you'll read:

In the arms race to build the fanciest stadiums, hire the best coaches, and attract the top athletes, the University of Texas is unrivaled: Its athletics program is the most profitable—and most successful—of any school in history.

Hook 'em Texas Monthly!

Living in Houston, I missed the world premier of UT alum Rick Linklater's new documentary on Augie at the Paramount (June 2).

Set your DVRs because it will be on the ESPN network Sunday and Wednesday!

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Austin and UT lost one of its "biggest" men yesterday.

Rooster Andrews 1923 - 2008.

Be sure you check out the additional photos:

Statesman Story

From outfitting us in our little league unis to everything related to UT sports, Rooster will be remembered as a great man who was all heart.

Craig Way is on now and will replay portions and discuss at 2:20 PM CST

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The Texans have promoted former Horn WR Shanahan from QB Coach to OC. He's now all of 28 years old, the youngest OC in the NFL. They also brought Alex Gibbs out of retirement to be Assistant Head Coach and oversee the offense. Kyle will continue to coach the QBs.

Chron reported: "I don't care about Kyle's age, because I know he's a darn good coach that's only going to get better," Kubiak said. "His knowledge of attacking coverages is beyond his years. I think he's going to make an excellent play-caller, too."

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