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# 40 Randy Peschel:

 

#40 Butch Hadnot:

 

For a little while, it seemed like Hadnot was going to be all-world.

 

# 40 Robert Killibrew:

 

Yes, he came on the scene suddenly like a lightning bolt. Seems he was nicknamed Baby Earl and Baby Bull.

 

A lot of talent wearing #40. A thread for another day could be which number had the most all-around talent.

 

Without a lot of thought, I will throw out a handful of #'s I think would be considered on a thread like that:
#3
#10
#11
#16
#20
#22
#24
#25
#30
#34
#35
#40
#60
#72
#77
#82

 

That seems more like a linebacker's number.

 

True.

 

Cory Redding decides which number Cory Redding wears.

 

# 40 Naashon Hughes:

 

Bomared. #39 Brian Robinson

 

Redding was a stud LB at North Shore and came to Texas as such. That's reason for #40.

I remember he also returned some kickoffs in HS. Guy was a freak athlete.

Senior Year (5A Defensive POY)...215 tackles, 15 sacks, 4 INT's.

He was spun down from LB to DE after arriving at Texas.

 

# 39 Chal Daniel - 1941 Team ranked #1 at one time.

 

I would not argue with him

 

A little something to spice up this thread page:

 

We are getting dangerously close to one month to go. *starts drooling*

 

# 38 LB Glenn Gaspard:

 

# 38 Roddrick Muckelroy:

 

Bonus photo - I REALLY like this one:

 

# 37 RB Ricky Williams:

 

#37 Henry Melton

 

Good find Desperado, forgot about ol' Henry Shelton!

 

One more....#37 Terry Orr scoring the winning touchdown against Alabama in 1982 Cotton Bowl.

 

Here's one of Orr & Edwin Simmons versus ou in 1983... Big coming out party for Simmons that day - I was there!

 

Henry Melton

 

But wait, here's one more....just because it's Friday.

They want to know what you (yeah, she's pointing at you) are doing this weekend.

 

# 36 Lamar Houston

 

Since it is Saturday bonus: