The legendary coach, who was 32 when he took the Texas job, compiled a 167-47-5 record in his 20 seasons with the Longhorns and won three national championships and 11 Southwest Conference titles. His record during that span was the best in college football.
That’s impressive. It’s also my goal for 2013, to have the most unique picks. I’m also hoping to have the most deaths, so I’m picking some old people. If I reach my goal next year I’d win a couple of awards, but not the coveted highest score.
Actually, Bear Bryant’s record with Alabama surpasses Royal. Only when you add in Bryant’s entire coaching career does his win-loss record come down to Royal’s record. But, we’re talking Texas, so …
Carmen Basilio, age 85, the welterweight and middleweight boxing champion of the 1950s who fought two brutal bouts with Sugar Ray Robinson, winning his middleweight title and then losing it to him, died Wednesday in Rochester, NY.
They’re looking for a buyer. Doesn’t mean they’ll find one.
Keep in mind anyone can make and sell a snack that’s identical to a twinkie. The only thing Hostess has to sell is the right to call your snack cake a twinkie. Granted, brand name recognition is worth something, especially with all the publicity the “death of twinkies” is currently getting. Some other corporation will very likely buy the name from Hostess and start an ad campaign announcing they “saved the twinkie”.
I see a mistake in that last sentence. I do believe you meant to say, “Someone else will make Twinkies, and they’ll taste just as ogawful.” I’m sure that last word was a mistype.