Jessica Luther
@jessicawluther
Investigative journalist, mainly sports. Wrote a couple books. PhD in Sports Studies. Dissertation on U Texas women's bball team in the 1970s. Co-host @burnitalldownpod.com. Tall. Tired. She/Her. Austin, TX
I had to read these garbage sentences three times to make sure I wasn’t not hallucinating his argument. “Which isn’t all bad”?????????
I googled "I once saw one baby give another baby a tattoo! They were so drunk!" because I posted it without context on FB many years ago. It's from 30 Rock (of course). Google's AI response:
I WONDER WHERE THEY COULD FIND THE $1.5 million SAFE NEEDS!? HARD TO SAY
I know it's too easy to take shots at these people and also WHAT what WHAT what WHAT
Random 1986 article I saw today. are so many famous men shit that the odds of this kind of comparison are actually high or what
Here my little dog, Sam, sleeping in his bed, which he somehow managed to get onto the bed of his big brother, Ralph.
I made Aaron take this twice so you could see the brat and not just the bun lol
Best sandwich?????? Me in between @juliekliegman.com and @reveleth.com. Video and audio for @burnitalldownpod.com coming soon!
Here’s @danny-davis.bsky.social’s write-up www.statesman.com/sports/colle...
When we were deciding on the rewards for @burnitalldownpod.com's Kickstarter, I said that I would happily read 4,000 people's names if 4,000 people wanted to give us $100 each. We aren't close to 4,000 but it's still looking nice. www.kickstarter.com/projects/bur...
Look at this picture! This is from USC's visit to UT at the beginning of the 1985-1986 season. UT won, 94-78. They'd beat USC one more time that season, in the final.
In early 1985, the UT women's basketball team moved into the #1 ranked spot. The local paper in Austin asked locals for their reactions and most of them were people who follow women's basketball who were excited about the new ranking. And then there's Frank:
What a world we’ve built. Getting emails like this… I don’t have words.
An email just now from the Austin American-Statesman, my local paper. I hate when headlines or email subject lines or whatever from news outlets should be sentences and not questions, but instead they chicken out.
In addition to this thread of our work, here is the best award @dansolomon.com and I have ever received (scatx is my old, old, old Twitter handle)
The Organization of American Historians (OAH) sent out an email re: the message that appeared on the National Archives’ site yesterday about access to the NA’s collections: