In honor of Christmas week, I want to share a letter written by a woman named Susan. “It was December 23, 1993. For a single mom who was going to college and supporting my children by myself,

I didn’t know who Robert Griffin was until several years ago when Brownwood was in the same district as Copperas Cove and we played them with him as quarterback. He was really good! The first time we

The year was about 1965, the coliseum in Brownwood was relatively new. All kinds of events other than basketball were coming into the facility. One of them that debuted that first year was the Rattlesnake Roundup. The

Most practical jokes are funny unless they happen to you. Back in the ‘60s, Gordon Wood and Morris Southall were leaving town to scout a playoff football game. The Lions had won on Friday night and their

Hoarseness has always been a problem for me. Several years ago my wife discovered a product that increased saliva in your mouth and it would give you a lot of saliva for a long time. So I

Back in the old days, if your team got in the playoffs, it usually meant that you had to do a lot of face to face meetings with opposing coaches to negotiate to see where your next

When I saw that my old friend, Mede Nix, received the Distinguished Alumni award from Howard Payne University during their homecoming a while back, it reminded me, believe it or not, of some discrimination I have seen

I was 45 years old when the Lord saved me by his grace and I will forever be grateful. Several years after that, I felt like the Lord wanted me to preach. Obviously I had no experience,

I used to be a huge Dallas Cowboy fan way, way back in the early 60’s. An uncle and I used to get up on Sunday morning and drive to the Cotton Bowl to watch the Cowboys

I never really had a great desire to be a coach and after a couple of experiences in my life I determined that there was no way you could pay me enough to be a coach! One