UT - Earl Campbell Longhorn Legacy Trucker Hat

“I had two things I could do – I could run over you, and I could put a good stiff arm on you. That was about it.” There was a great rumbling in the mid-1970s in Austin. That of Earl Campbell running downhill, barreling through the line of scrimmage and trampling defenders underfoot. What impact did the “Tyler Rose” have on college football between ’74-’77? He rewrote the university’s record books. A total of 41 touchdowns, with 4,443 total rushing yards. And he saved the best for last. Flashback to 1977, Campbell’s final year when he led the Longhorns to an undefeated season and a Cotton Bowl bid with 1,744 rushing yards and a nation-leading 19 touchdowns. That year he won the program’s first Heisman Trophy. Icons are forever. Officially licensed by Earl Campbell / U of Texas Austin.