OU football announced 10 players in the EA Sports College Football 26 ratings list on Tuesday. Led by Washington State ...

In a time of tense partisan clashes, Capitol Hill has a trusted leader in Jane L. Campbell, president and CEO of the U.S. Capitol Historical Society. Campbell’s focus is far from skirmishes but rather ...

Former Tyler city councilman and longtime community servant Donald Sanders passed away last week at 72. Sanders, who was born ...

Earl Campbell was selected as the No. 1 overall pick in the 1978 NFL Draft by the Houston Oilers. Campbell, a Heisman Trophy winner from the University of Texas, went on to have a Hall of Fame career.

Tim Campbell and twin brother Steve were one year younger than Earl. Tim had a team-leading 14 sacks for the 1977 team that went 11-0 before losing to Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl. Tim Campbell's ...

Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award banquet Wednesday, January 22, 2025, at the W.T. Brookshire Conference Center. (Les Hassell/Longview News-Journal Photo) KEVIN JENNINGS AND BRYSON DAILY ...

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Campbell's 1980 campaign was the type of year that instantly makes a career. He rushed 373 times for 1,934 yards, 13 TDs, a staggering 5.2 average yards per carry and 128.9 yards per game.

Earl Campbell was jailed this week for more than 15 years, with no chance of parole for 10 years, for a ram raid and raping a teenage girl. But it’s not the first time he has been behind bars ...

Earl Campbell was jailed for 15 years and eight months for kidnapping and raping a 15-year-old girl and the ram-raid burglary of a sports arena. Police praised the young woman’s courage in ...

I mean, they just – they don't go down. So, freaking Earl Campbell, man, Earl Campbell ran like crazy, Walter Payton ran like crazy and would not go down." That's pretty elite company for Montgomery ...

Campbell was a short-term visitor to Houston on Dec. 22, 1973, when he and his John Tyler High School teammates beat Austin Reagan 21-14 for the Class 4A state championship before 16,000 fans at ...