BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit X-WR-TIMEZONE:Central Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877870 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140915 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877871 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140916 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877872 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140917 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877873 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140918 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877874 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140919 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877875 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140922 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877876 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140923 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877877 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140924 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877878 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140925 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877879 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140926 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877880 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140929 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877881 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140930 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877882 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141001 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877883 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141002 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877884 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141003 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877885 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141006 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877886 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141007 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877887 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141008 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877888 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141009 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877889 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141010 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877890 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141013 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877891 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141014 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877892 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141015 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877893 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141016 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877894 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141017 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877895 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141020 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877896 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141021 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877897 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141022 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877898 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141023 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877899 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141024 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877900 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141027 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877901 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141028 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877902 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141029 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877903 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141030 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877904 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141031 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877905 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141103 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877906 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141104 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877907 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141105 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877908 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141106 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877909 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141107 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877910 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141110 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877911 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141111 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877912 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141112 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877913 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141113 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. 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Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877915 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141117 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877916 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141118 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877917 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141119 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877918 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141120 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877919 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141121 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877920 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141124 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877921 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141125 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877922 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141126 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877923 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141127 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877924 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141128 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877925 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141201 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877926 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141202 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877927 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141203 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877928 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141204 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877929 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141205 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877930 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141208 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877931 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141209 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877932 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141210 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877933 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141211 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877934 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141212 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877935 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141215 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877936 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141216 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877937 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141217 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877938 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141218 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877939 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141219 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877940 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141222 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877941 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141223 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877942 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141224 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877943 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141225 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121331Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877944 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141226 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877945 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141229 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877946 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141230 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877947 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141231 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877948 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150101 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877949 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150102 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877950 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150105 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877951 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150106 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877952 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150107 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877953 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150108 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877954 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150109 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877955 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150112 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877956 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150113 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877957 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150114 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877958 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150115 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877959 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150116 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877960 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150119 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877961 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150120 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877962 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150121 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877963 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150122 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877964 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150123 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877965 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150126 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877966 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150127 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877967 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150128 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877968 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150129 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877969 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150130 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877970 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150202 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877971 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150203 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877972 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150204 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877973 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150205 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877974 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150206 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877975 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150209 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877976 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150210 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877977 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150211 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877978 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150212 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877979 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150213 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877980 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150216 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877981 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150217 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877982 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150218 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877983 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150219 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877984 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150220 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877985 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150223 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877986 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150224 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877987 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150225 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877988 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150226 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877989 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150227 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877990 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150302 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877991 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150303 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877992 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150304 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877993 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150305 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877994 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150306 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877995 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150309 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877996 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150310 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877997 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150311 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877998 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150312 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_877999 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150313 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878000 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150316 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. 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Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878002 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150318 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878003 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150319 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878004 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150320 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878005 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150323 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878006 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150324 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878007 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150325 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878008 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150326 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878009 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150327 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878010 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150330 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878011 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150331 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878012 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150401 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878013 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150402 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878014 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150403 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878015 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150406 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. 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Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. 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Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. 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Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. 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Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. 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Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878021 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150414 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878022 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150415 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878023 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150416 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878024 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150417 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121332Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878025 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150420 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878026 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150421 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878027 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150422 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878028 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150423 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878029 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150424 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878030 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150427 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878031 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150428 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878032 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150429 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878033 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150430 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878034 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150501 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878035 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150504 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878036 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150505 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878037 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150506 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878038 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150507 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878039 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150508 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878040 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150511 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878041 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150512 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878042 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150513 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878043 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150514 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878044 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150515 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878045 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150518 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878046 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150519 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878047 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150520 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878048 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150521 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878049 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150522 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878050 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150525 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878051 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150526 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878052 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150527 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878053 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150528 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T121333Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_878054 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150529 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the centennial of UT's 1914 Football Season in which the Longhorns won every game and outscored their opponents 358-21 through this new exhibit at the H. J. Lutcher Stark Center. The 1914 football team left a large legacy behind them. Ten people associated with the 1914 tea m team were selected as members of the Longhorn Hall of Honor—seven play ers\; the head coach\, David Allerdice\; Billy Disch\, the conditioning co ach\; and the athletic trainer Henry Reeves\, an African-American who help ed UT teams from 1895 until half-time of the A&M game in College Station i n 1915 when he was overtaken by a stroke from which he never recovered. N o UT team in the century since has had as many men selected by the Hall of Honor. \n\nThe exhibit also celebrates Clyde Littlefield\, arguably the U niversity’s greatest athlete\, who lettered in football\, basketball\, a nd track and field for four years\; tied a world record in the 120-yard hi gh hurdles\, and starred in all three sports. Littlefield was also success ful as the head coach of the Longhorn football team and as head coach of t rack and field\, a position he held for 43 years. Littlefield also served as Olympic coach and founded and helped develop the Texas Relays into one of the most importat track and field competitions in the world. GEO:30.285187;-97.733734 LOCATION:Stark Center\, NEZ 5.700 SUMMARY:1914: The Perfect Season\, Museum Exhibit URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/1914_the_perfect_season_mus eum_exhibit CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Sports & Recreation END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR