Ted Cruz just discovered how Texas feels about Ted Cruz.
The senator appeared on ESPN’s College GameDay in Austin. His own home-state crowd drowned him out with boos and chants of “Ted, you suck!”
Getting heckled on the road is one thing. Getting rejected this loudly at home is brutal.
Yall find this young legend behind Jack in this piece 😂🤘🏻🧡
Great coverage about Scott!
Thank you @TexasFancyBoots for keeping his ride going - you are also a Longhorn superstar 😘
#DoItForWilson
Talked with @TexasFancyBoots about this
Her plan is to have each Omaha team sign a section of the car, where she will then @CerakoteFinish that section so the autographs stay on the car
Really cool idea to honor Scott Wilson
After Texas baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle led his team to Sunday night's 6-5 win over Oregon to earn a berth in the College World Series, he thought of two people.
One was former Longhorns coach Augie Garrido, who died in 2018 at the age of 79.
The other was longtime Longhorns super fan Scott Wilson, who died last October at 74. Wilson was hospitalized in October in Jacksonville, Fla., after suffering a medical emergency while traveling to see the Texas football play Oct. 4 at Florida.
"Great Texas fan that meant a lot to everybody in this program over decades, and was a very dear friend to me," Schlossnagle said.
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Longhorn alum Trey Faltine celebrates with the crowd last night— said he flew in after a game in Memphis and arrived in the third inning. He said he came for one win and one win only with the day off on Monday to fly back. #Hookem#Texas#CollegeBaseball
Here’s Coach Jim Schlossnagle’s opening statement after clinching a trip to the College World Series. Coach Schlossnagle notably talked about how much this meant for him to do it for Scott Wilson and Augie Garrido.
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I’m still not sure I know how to pay proper tribute to my friend Scott.
He was a lot of things. A lawyer. A CPA. A connoisseur of all kinds of beer. A fighter. A pain in the ass. A true friend. And above all, an undying Longhorn fan that dedicated his life to supporting the school he loved.
No one will ever touch his legacy as a Texas Longhorn supporter.
All I can say for now is thank you, Scotty, for entrusting me with one of the pillars and icons of your fandom - your 1975 Cadillac Sedan de Ville. I promise I’ll take care of her, and try to honor your legacy in everything I do for Texas.
Love you, SW
WIN FOR WILSON