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He was awful at generating offense. He was pretty darn good at developing defenses.

Thank goodness for Philip Livas running back that TD return in the Indy Bowl in 2008, or we would have never...

Good stuff from that Luke McCown interview:


Luke said when he was doing his NFL interviews for the draft, someone asked him if he chose LA Tech because he was afraid of the competition?

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By the way....that's one of the best Player Interviews I've ever heard. Very entertaining.

If Skip Holtz ever needs a recruiting audio to explain to a recruit why he should choose LA Tech over OU...

You are correct. My bad. I had Jacksonville, FL in my mind because Luke used to QB the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Wow! :laugh: Luke and his wife have SIX kids now. 4 boys & 2 girls. They live in Jacksonville, TX. Luke's brother Randy and his sister also live there too. Brother Josh lives in Waxahachie, TX just...

Speaking of Jimmy Blackshire....the article below is cropped from an Alexandria Daily Town Talk newspaper article. Dateline, Aug 19, 1979. Apparently the biggest loser in LA Tech history, former Head...

And up until that time I believe Blackshire was the most highly recruited player in LA Tech history (out of Bossier High School, IIRC). The LSU coaches wanted Blackshire very badly, and were angry...

I checked before posting. Livias was a great punt and kick returner over a longer period of time --over all 4 years. But he never returned 2 kickoffs for TD's in a single season, and his AVERAGE...

I would give Carlos Henderson the Kick Return spot over Larry Anderson. Henderson's 2016 season holds a stat advantage over Anderson's 1977 season

In 2016, Carols Henderson had 25 Kick Returns,...

If Billy Ryckman had stayed home and played for USL, he would have probably never played a down in the NFL.