Eagle-96

Let me be the first person to say, EEEEEWWWWWWW

Don't get Plummer started. There's not enough bandwidth to deal with his reply.

Man, we're like the Keystone Cops. TEXAS!!!

TEXAS!!!

That is not meant to be taken as gay.(Not that there is anything wrong with that)

I'M WITH YOU!!!

I think it sounds great. I was taken aback when the Memphis fans did the T-I-G-E-R-S TIGERS chant in new Orleans.

If any students see this thread they are gonna be really disapointed when they find out you're talking about brisket instead of something else

There has been alot of talk about "stealing" certain tradtions. What can we, as the fans, do to help start a new tradition?

I wish you would quit beating around the bush and tell us what you really think.

North Texas 27 Tulsa 21

I could not care less what a bunch of Tulsa fans think about the tortillas. If they don't like it, they will just have to shut us out tomorrow. And that aint gonna happen.

I will be driving in from Euless in the great state of TEXAS!!!!. I am bringing my wife, my father in law, and mother in law. GMG!!! Beat Tulsa!!!

huh??? BTW: Great win by FCD last night. Now if we can just win a league game.

The doo doo picture was probably out of line but anyway: http://www.meangreensports.com/ViewArticle...0&ATCLID=188578 Click on the "Complete game notes" link and scroll to the very bottom for the depth chart.

Become Mean Green fans while you still can. Come to the dark side of THE EVIL EMPIRE OF THE SUN BELT!!!!! http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Nebula/4871/wav/empire2a.wav

We were 9-3 with losses to OU, Air Force, and Arkansas and a blow out win over Baylor. You need around 175-200 points to be ranked at 25. You get 25 points for a first place vote down to 1 point for a 25th place vote. Do you think 175-200 people are gonna vote us as 25th place? Neither do I.

We all thought we were gonna whip FAU last season and we came in and played awful. This game is non-conference and we don't win to many of those. Tulsa has a great passing game and a quarterback that doesn't make mistakes. Their TE is a world beater and I think our defense is gonna have a tough time. Hopefully a big crowd will pump the team up for a big win.

IF we went 11-1 with a win in the bowl game, we still wouldn't be ranked in the top 25. We would get votes but not enough to be ranked. We play in the worst conference in the country and our strength of schedule is a joke because of it.

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http://www.meangreensports.com/ViewArticle...CRIBER_CONTENT= The Vanderlaan-Newland Real Estate Challenge Courtesy: University of North Texas Release: 09/14/2005 Vanderlaan-Newland Real Estate will be tracking the cumulative rushing yardage for Mean Green running backs Patrick Cobbs and Jamario Thomas during the 2005 football campaign. As part of the "Real Estate Challenge", Vanderlann-Newland will contribute $5 per yard gained by Cobbs and Thomas to the Mean Green Club's athletic scholarship fund. How much "real estate" can the Mean Green backfield combine for? So far, the number stands at 161 yards after one game. That's good for $805 that will go directly to the Mean Green Club. For more information on the Mean Green Club, call 940-369-7034. http://www.northtexasrealestate.com/

http://www.meangreensports.com/ViewArticle...0&ATCLID=188578 Football Hosts Tulsa At Fouts Field This Saturday Night Courtesy: University of North Texas Release: 09/14/2005 DENTON (9/14/05) - After extending its conference winning streak to 26 games with the win at Middle Tennessee, North Texas (1-0, 1-0) hosts its first home game against Tulsa (0-2, 0-0) on Saturday, Sept. 17 at 6 pm. The game will not be televised, but can be heard on the Mean Green Radio Network. North Texas and Tulsa have met 19 times, including 17 times when the two teams were conference rivals in the Missouri Valley Conference. Tulsa holds a 13-6 advantage in the series, but the teams are tied a 4-4 at Fouts Field. North Texas receiver Marvin Walker set NCAA Division I-AA records for receptions in a game and a season, but it wasn’t enough as Tulsa beat the Mean Green 38-20 at Fouts Field on November 20, 1982. Walker caught 22 passes for 164 yards in the game, giving the senior 91 catches on the season. Mean Green quarterback Rusty Hill set school records by attempting 61 passes, completing 42 for 377 yards. But, the Golden Hurricane took the lead in the third quarter on a Michael Gunter 4-yard run, and never looked back. A 60-yard interception return for a touchdown iced the game for Tulsa late in the fourth quarter. North Texas is 54-18-2 all-time in home-opening games, including a 40-11-2 record at Fouts Field. The Mean lost its home-opener last year to Florida Atlantic 20-13. Darrell Dickey is 3-4 in home-openers.

http://www.meangreensports.com/ViewArticle...0&ATCLID=188411 Women's Golf Misses First-Place Finish By One Stroke Courtesy: University of North Texas Release: 09/13/2005 DENTON (9/13/05) - The North Texas women’s golf team missed first place by one stroke, finishing second in the Mean Green Classic with a final score of 926 on the final day of action at Robson Ranch on Tuesday afternoon. Senior Jaclyn Golden led the Mean Green with an overall individual score of 227, tying for third. Redlands CC overtook North Texas in the third round, finishing with a 308. The Mean Green recorded its highest score of the tournament, shooting a 314. NT held a five-stroke lead over Redlands entering the third and final round. Senior Andra Lancaster paced the Mean Green in the final round, scoring a 76 and finishing tied for 14th in the 10-team tournament. Sophomore Lauren Cheves was also a top 20 finisher for the Mean Green, placing tied for 19th with a score of 237. Mary Betancourt from Texas A&M-Corpus Christi was the individual medalist with a score of 220. In the third round, she shot a course-record 70. The North Texas women’s golf team travels to Denver on Sept. 26-27 to compete in the Ron Moore Invitational.

http://www.meangreensports.com/ViewArticle...0&ATCLID=188427 Broussard And Graham Finish In The Top 10 At The Cobb/Ferrell Mean Green Classic Courtesy: University of North Texas Release: 09/13/2005 LANTANA, Tex. (9/13/05) – North Texas sophomore Anthony Broussard and red-shirt freshman Harris Graham both recorded top 10 finishes to close out the Cobb/Ferrell Mean Green Classic from Lantana Country Club. Broussard recorded his second career top-five finish by tying for fourth place with a final round score of 75. Graham, playing in his first tournament for North Texas, also shot a third round score of 75 to take ninth place. “I was very pleased with the way that Anthony and Harris played,” said North Texas head coach Jim Bob Jackson. “It was pretty tough out there today but I was encouraged by what I saw from my team. We still have a lot of things that we can improve on but I think we can build from this”. The Mean Green as a team finished in 10th place with a three-round score of 903. Broussard finished four shots being the tournament champion Andrew Ross from Arkansas State. Sam Houston State captured the team-title with a final round score of 298 to overtake second round leader Jacksonville State. Broussard had a three-round score of even-par 216 while Graham posted a score of 4-over par 220. KT Livingston placed 21st after a final round of 74 and a three-round score of 223. Andreas Kali shot a third-round score of 76 and was tied for 46th place. Jason Lindgren and Austin Welch tied for 51st place with three-round scores of 230. North Texas returns to action on September 26-27 to compete in the Adams Cup of Newport.