Where are they now?

[Sirhornsalot]

I think it would be cool to have a running thread or at least occasionally feature an ex-Texas football player and what they're up to these days. It's always interesting to see them become successful after football and how they achieved it, etc.

I ran into someone who told me about Selvin Young starting his own company.

Here's a link to his company's website. He and his big smile are on the front.

http://customfoodtruckbuilders.net

 

[shotime73]

I think it would be cool to have a running thread or at least occasionally feature an ex-Texas football player and what they're up to these days. It's always interesting to see them become successful after football and how they achieved it, etc.

I ran into someone who told me about Selvin Young starting his own company.

Here's a link to his company's website. He and his big smile are on the front.

http://customfoodtruckbuilders.net

i believe both david snow and curtis brown both gilmer all state standouts that played for the longhorns are in the nfl i believe..i believe david plays for pittsburgh and curtis brown..not for sure which team..been a long time since ive heard there names

 

[Mike Garland]

Big Stoney Clark is a chef somewhere ain't he?

 

[Mike Garland]

i believe both david snow and curtis brown both gilmer all state standouts that played for the longhorns are in the nfl i believe..i believe david plays for pittsburgh and curtis brown..not for sure which team..been a long time since ive heard there names

Some of the best battles on the field I've ever seen was Curtis Brown in coverage vs. Denarius Moore.

 

[shotime73]

Some of the best battles on the field I've ever seen was Curtis Brown in coverage vs. Denarius Moore.

oh yeahhh curtis brown vs denarius moore that was battle for the ages right there and yes stonie clark runs a tea cake company now as a matter of fact you can order his stuff online ..good stuff from what i heard from my cousin because he lives out in gladewater and he knows stonie

 

[Sirhornsalot]

oh yeahhh curtis brown vs denarius moore that was battle for the ages right there and yes stonie clark runs a tea cake company now as a matter of fact you can order his stuff online ..good stuff from what i heard from my cousin because he lives out in gladewater and he knows stonie

Whats his website address?

 

[Sirhornsalot]

I run in to a few Longhorns here and there while doing business. I've done business with Marcus Myers and have sent several clients to my buddy Chance Mock, a contractor in Austin until recently. BJ Johnson and his lovely wife just had a bouncing baby boy not two days ago. Sloan Thomas has two good looking kiddos these days. I'll think of more, later.

 

[doc longhorn]

I think it would be cool to have a running thread or at least occasionally feature an ex-Texas football player and what they're up to these days. It's always interesting to see them become successful after football and how they achieved it, etc.

I ran into someone who told me about Selvin Young starting his own company.

Here's a link to his company's website. He and his big smile are on the front.

http://customfoodtruckbuilders.net

What a great entrepreneurial business.  Good luck to him.

 

[shotime73]

Whats his website address?

http://www.stoniesteacakes.com

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Thanks, shotime. Noticed on his site that there are no products or prices listed. You can buy, but I guess you just assume there's one thing and can buy as much or little as you want?

 

[swaha]

There needs to be a program like this on the Longhorn Network.

 

[shotime73]

Thanks, shotime. Noticed on his site that there are no products or prices listed. You can buy, but I guess you just assume there's one thing and can buy as much or little as you want?

you can buy as much and as little as you want and i have tried the tea cakes they are to die for 

 

[Etex Horn]

I met Tommy Woodard last spring in Caldwell, Texas.  Woodard played on the 1969 and 1970 NC teams. He was working in

Caldwell as a petroleum landman.  Really nice guy...I remember thinking I might be pretty cocky had I played on two Texas

NC teams!  But he was fun to chat with about current UT sports.  Back in the early 1980s Rick Fenlaw (Texas LB on 1975

and 1976 teams) was in the oil and gas business as well...no idea what he's doing currently. Fenlaw wore #55 and played

GREAT LB for Texas.  Fenlaw, Lionel Johnson and Bill Hamilton were a terrific trio of LBs for Texas in the mid 70s.  They

were all seniors on the Texas defense that played OU to a 6-6 tie in 1976...the greatest performance by a Texas D I ever

personally witnessed.    

 

[Lord Vader]

Rick McIvor is the Sheriff of Jeff Davis County. 

 

[TheDeuceWVU]

Where are they now?... I'm right here