Harry

This is starting to become the Raveyon thread part 2. How about let's all agree he will not play this season because it is in the best for him and the program for him to completely heal? And if he is released it will be a pleasant surprise to us all. Deal?

The University of North Texas announced today that it will receive the largest bequest in its history from the estate of Paul R. Voertman, the former owner of Denton’s iconic Voertman’s Bookstore and a local patron of art and music. Voertman died June 21, 2017, at the age of 88. View Full Article

Nice update Rick. Did you happen to get their phone number? I would like you to stay in touch with them and remind them that we would like for him transfer here for his final two years. It would be much easier for them to get to all his ball games. ;-)

It’s certainly a concern and you would have to think we will need to getting the running game prepared to carry a heavier load.

Good catch @BillySee58

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LOL I thought the same thing. Cerebus was refereeing even back in the ice ages.

A couple of years ago I believe. The Fry tribute made me think of him. A great fan.

A blast from the past and the GMG time machine — FYI - poster Green Grenade created the Flying Worm. RIP Green Grenade.

They had every advantage and were able to use our horrible transition to I-A as an example of what not to do. I give them major kudos for taking what the system would give them and maximizing on a minimal budget. They have a tough road being a system school and having to get blessing from the UT system for every step they take. They have a great city to build around and some advantages we will never have because of the lack of competition for sports entertainment dollar there.

The analysis quality as you drop into the 2-3 star range drops in accuracy due to the sheer numbers who fall into that category. Also factor in recruiting services focus on junior seasons and camps.

Impressive.

If undersized small-school superstar Keiton Page was given an opportunity to thrive in a Big 12 basketball program, why wasn’t undersized small-school superstar Mason Fine offered a scholarship to throw major-college touchdown passes in Oklahoma? At Locust Grove, Fine was the 2014 Tulsa World state player of the year and in 2015 repeated as the Gatorade Oklahoma player of the year. Because Fine is listed at 5-foot-11 but actually stands about 5-10 — about 3 inches shorter than the minimum preferred height for an FBS quarterback — there was no scholarship offer from Oklahoma, Oklahoma State or the University of Tulsa. Today? Fine is the sophomore starting quarterback at the University of North Texas and already the veteran of 14 starts. His offensive coordinator is former Texas Tech quarterback Graham Harrell. As TU experiences its lowest level of passing-game productivity in 22 years, Fine leads Conference USA in passing at 288.4 yards per game. Considering that Locust Grove High School is only 46 miles from TU’s H.A. Chapman Stadium, and that Fine’s career totals on passing yards and touchdown passes were the best in state history, it’s natural to envision what might have been if the Hurricane had signed him. Might Fine have done for Golden Hurricane coach Philip Montgomery what he is doing for North Texas coach Seth Littrell? Might TU’s numbers and record be better? read more: http://www.tulsaworld.com/sportsextra/tu/bill-haisten-now-thriving-at-north-texas-how-might-mason/article_52866006-464b-581e-b261-88f19d32fd65.html

And who ended that streak?

GO MEAN GREEN!!

29-26 UNT!!