Williams' Heisman Trophy-winning elusiveness and record-breaking runs ignited Texas, making him one of the most electrifying college football players ever.
Tommy Nobis, The Man in White
Nobis' ferocity earned him the nickname "The Sack Man," racking up NCAA records and leading the Longhorns to national championships. His legacy inspires generations of Texas defenders.
Earl Campbell, The Tyler Rose
Campbell's explosive power and Heisman Trophy prowess brought national titles to Austin. He remains the NCAA's single-season rushing record holder and a Texas legend.
Colt McCoy, The Heart of Texas
McCoy's leadership and clutch throws led Texas to BCS glory, earning him multiple conference championships and cementing his place as one of the program's most beloved quarterbacks.
Jerry Gray, Mr. Interceptor
Gray's lockdown defense and record-breaking interception count shut down opposing offenses, earning him NFL stardom and a place in the College Football Hall of Fame.
Vince Young, The Golden Boy
Young's iconic Rose Bowl comeback cemented his legendary status. His Heisman Trophy, national championship, and electrifying talent made him a Texas hero forever.
icky Seals-Jones, The Sky Walker
Seals-Jones's athleticism and highlight-reel catches revolutionized the tight end position at Texas, setting records and becoming a NFL draft star. His aerial prowess still inspires Longhorn fans.