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San Antonio will host the men's college Final Four this weekend, wrapping up a basketball tournament that will make hundreds of millions of dollars for the NCAA and its member schools. To mark the occasion, The Texas Tribune reviewed the NCAA financial reports for the state's eight major college athletics programs. Those schools are the University of Texas at Austin, Texas A&M University, Texas Tech University, the University of North Texas, the University of Texas at El Paso, the University of Texas at San Antonio, Texas State University and the University of Houston — all of which play in the top-level Football Bowl Subdivision. Most of them failed once again to generate a profit. Below are some other details that grabbed our attention. Note, however, that these stats are for the 2016-17 sports year. Data for this season won’t be available until 2019. read more: https://www.texastribune.org/2018/03/29/ut-austin-once-again-revenue-king-texas-sports-basketball-success-give/

Gotta cover #2 better - he’s a very good shooter.

Students who enroll in the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science at the University of North Texas for the 2019 fall semester will have the option of combining study in the sciences with study in the arts. The academy, known as TAMS, will offer three new curricular tracks in music, media arts and visual arts and design, adding to its existing curricular tracks of science and computer science and engineering. View Full Article

The University of North Texas’ Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) program specialty in local government management ranked first in Texas, eighth nationwide and fifth among public universities in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2019 list of Best Graduate Schools – category public affairs. View Full Article

@Mean Green 93-98 covered your questions well but I just wanted to say welcome. Nice to have a Mean Green fan join us from across the pond!

I disagree. These UT System schools are placed on a very strict budget and you have to follow their demands, ie orange in the uniforms, enrollment requirements, etc. etc. My sources have indicated that UTSA's athletics budget is at the bottom of C-USA and UTEP is not far behind. Being tied to the UT system certainly has it's advantages but I do not think budget is one of those. UT puts the bulk of their ample resources into the flagship. For all of the boneheaded decisions our administration has made over the years, the one thing I am grateful for is the fact we have maintained our autonomy. Can you imagine if we were bought out by UT or A&M and had to incorporate burnt orange into our green? Believe it or not, we had an AD who was Texas who tried to do just that (Craig Helwig). This was the logo he tried to sell everyone on:

Disappointing night. Hope we can cut the lead down and at least make it look respectable.

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They do seem nervous. Definately need to calm down.

Miller was just out of control on that play. He will get better.

Very true indeed.

Love Draper but he is shooting very cold tonight.

Holy smokes. They are taking us to the woodshed!

Excited!!

😂😂😂😂

Money saving move? Certainly a dumb move...

The first woman to win IBM’s Master the Mainframe challenge for the North American region is University of North Texas senior Anna McKee. This is the second year in a row that a UNT student has won. View Full Article