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From the Houston Chronicle which is hugely good publicity for us in H-Town. read more: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/sports/texas-sports-nation/football/article/Football-2019-North-Texas-offense-could-be-14349332.php

I salivate thinking of how this recruiting could go if we were able to keep Littrell and the assistants in place for a few more years. With the new IPF in place, the consistent winning seasons, plans for future expansion of the facilities the sky truly is the limit. Would love to see us become a Boise, UCF type of G5/P5 Hybrid that competes for Cotton Fiesta or Peach bowl G5 slot every single year.

Sorry guys but the UAB deal last year really burned my britches. UAB had the deck stacked against us. Was not fair.

Info courtesy @GMG24 - this makes 16 grad transfers for SMU since last we visited with them in Apogee including Texas QB Shane Buchele who is eligible for our game...

In one of the most dangerous sections of the country that is prone to flooding during hurricanes. Every school has their weaknesses. Tulane was set back from the hurricane and flooding that occurred. I think the only difference with them now is Fritz is a damn good coach. He had a great season last year and it will be interesting to see if he can build on that.

Wow this guy is a great coach. Players love him. He looks like a natural. Coach Scott was a huge pickup. We have some athletes and some physical looking guys that can run at LB. It will be very hard to replace EJ in the 1st year but we have some damn good prospects for the future.

Tulane is killing it in recruiting. Made a great hire with Coach Fritz.

With the declining TV contract revenue we are seeing teams in conference USA revert back to more body bag games. Western Kentucky is the latest, announcing an away date @Georgia this morning.

The catch. Shout out to @GMG24 6E10E5F4-10B3-479A-B7BC-9936AA5D792C.3gp

Shout out to @gmg24 for the photo

This is a completely different team and roster. No way to handicap this team. Scary.

Good stuff. Welcome Jordan! You made a great choice. One thing that caught my eye, notice that even though Tulsa offered he was not interested in them. That is partly because their Coach Monty is likely not going to be there next year. My hope is that we continue to own Tulsa in recruiting. To get to where we want the program to be we just have to. Also, interesting to see Colorado State's name in Texas so much. Their head coach Miek Bobo is from Georgia. Their linebacker coach is from Eastern Kentucky. Here is a link to their staff: https://csurams.com/coaches.aspx?path=football I count 8 players from Texas on their roster... they went 3-9 last year? What is the attraction?

Any line yet?

Another in a LONG line of examples of a DFW HS talent that leaves the state and it doesn't work out... ------------------------------------------- Memphis redshirt freshman quarterback Brady McBride confirmed Thursday that he had entered the NCAA transfer portal. McBride, who played in three games last season, was not at practice on Wednesday. He was expected to be the backup quarterback this season. McBride, who was 8-for-14 passing for 88 yards with an interception and ran for 31 yards last season, has four years of eligibility left. read more: https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/sports/college/memphis-tigers/2019/08/08/memphis-football-brady-mcbride-enter-ncaa-transfer-portal/1955754001/

To me this means that Wren Baker is looking for greener pastures and will not take an AD job unless it is P5 and a BIG increase in salary etc. He could have easily landed this job and Memphis pays more money.

#13 is LB Chris Thornton The back of Coach Seth Littrell #16 WR Jyaire Shorter covered by #11 DB Cam Johnson #47 K Ethan Mooney #77 OL Elex Woodworth #15 RB Tre Siggers #42 LB Grayson Murphy #23 RB Loren Easly #7 RB Evan Johnson #26 DB Alex Morris? (not sure) #39 DB Jameel Moore #13 RB DeAundre Torrey #32 WR Michael Lawrence #4 DB Khari Muhammed

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Before you cut the cord because you could stream the channels you needed and not pay $200 a month for a bunch of channels you didn't need. Now they are packaging channels together for a cost. Is it not possible that they keep packaging channels together until the rates go back up again? I sense that is where this is headed. I know I pay 4.99 a month for ESPN + right now and only use it during the football season mostly.

Does it seem like with the cord cutting it is now going back to where we started from just off just with a stream instead of a cord? Once you start bundling all this stuff the cost starts to add up!

nUTSAck For the first time in 2019, UTSA practice as a full team Tuesday, highlighted by the camp staple - the “Bird Cage Drill.” Head coach Frank Wilson was excited to get all 110 players together after a few days of split practices. As for the quarterback position, the job is still wide open, but Wilson did single out Cordale Grundy by name for his solid play early in camp. Another name to keep an eye on is Cal/Kansas State transfer Carlos Strickland. He’s logging a lot of reps and is healthy for the first time in a few seasons after suffering from a sports hernia that’s nagged him since high school. read more: https://swcroundup.com/news/2019/8/7/2019-camp-updates-august-6th

DENTON – Senior quarterback Mason Fine has accomplished quite a bit during his three-plus years in Denton. His name is all over the Mean Green record book and several other key categories are in his sights. What else is left before Fine moves on to his next chapter? Winning his last game(s) North Texas has resurrected itself quickly from the 1-11 2015 season prior to head coach Seth Littrelland Fine's arrival. The Mean Green have reached three consecutive bowl games for only the second time in program history. Unfortunately, however, the team has fallen in all three – only one of which Fine was completely healthy for. He missed the Zaxby's Heart of Dallas Bowl in 2016 due to injury as a true freshman and last season in the New Mexico Bowl suffered a leg injury in the first quarter that cost the Peggs, Oklahoma, native the remainder of the game, despite a gritty effort to fight through the pain. The Mean Green are positioned well again to compete for a conference championship and find success in bowl season. One of the only things left on Fine's sparkling UNT resume is a win in his last game. Wins in the final regular season game against defending Conference USA champion UAB, a conference championship game and then a bowl game are all realistic goals for this team, and Fine will be driving the bus. read more: https://meangreensports.com/news/2019/8/6/football-whats-left-for-fine-to-accomplish.aspx