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I like this from their site: Chumba Wumba couldn't have said it better.

To be more precise, the new sign says; "See UNT...IT'S WIDE OPEN"

Although I don't know what caused the defections, I hate to see this happening to Baylor. It's hard enough for them to compete against the football factories already and the departure of these players will deplete their team depth.

1) The Louisiana Cajuns have never been 1-AA. Their satellite campus in Monroe was 1-AA in the 80s amd moved up in the 90s. 2) There was an article in the Lake Charles paper about the McCheese fans stuffing the ballot box on this University of Louisiana poll.

That's a perfect location for The Tomato. It's a Denton establishment and now even more people will be exposed to it's popular products.

Here's a link to an online poll on the Louisiana Cajuns site which has North Texas as one of the options for the question "Which football home game are you most looking forward to?" Ragin Cajuns page

The campus is set for Wi_Fi wireless, but it doesn't extend to Fouts. Now, if you have the Verizon wireless, well, that's another matter; you can show a video of the game. It may be Kramerica Productions style, but a video none the less.

We also beat ULL because of a couple of opportune turnovers, went through 6 overtimes with winless FIU who had plenty of chances. The only convincing victory was against SMU and that was an evenly played game until the blocked punt for the touchdown. We could have easily been 6-6, but we also could have easily been 1-11. What games did we dominate the statistics? Please, I am not saying that the team is bad or that last years victories weren't earned. What I am saying is that it's impracticle for fans to be disappointed by what are reasonable expectations in a rebuilding season. I too want to go 12-0 this season but it will probably take a season or two to get all the pieces in place, by that I mean depth and experience.

I think that you are correct on every single point. Those are the reasons why it's going to be difficult to retain his services long term. His ambition will make him successful and we need to poise the program to be able to satisfy that ambition. TCU has done that with Patterson and had done an outstanding job to retain Fran.

I think it's fairly accurate although I would certainly like to have more than 3 wins. I predict there will be some offensive fireworks this season but there will also be several losses by large margins. Half the Belt teams will have distinct advantages and I think WKU is the only predictable OOC victory. There will be a new defensive alignment, totally new offensive system, totally new coaching staff that is adjusting to the college level, massive infusion of young talent including a freshman quarterback.......folks, this is a rebuilding year. Two to four wins is very possible, anything more than that would be reason to celebrate. I know some of you possibly question why I stated freshman quarterback. Can you build your future around somebody with the injury history of Meager, especially with the concussions? Meager should be counted on heavily in the role of experienced veteran back-up. Woody's strength is improvising outside the system and making the most of broken plays, he a good scrambler but he isn't the passer that you build around; there is a good reason that he only passsed for 92 ypg in juco and was not ever recruited as a QB by anybody other than North Texas. Woody does have excellent athletic ability and should be able to garner playing time in a different position (how about a rb/wr with passing ability?) Phillips, I don't know where he fits in; he doesn't have the speed to play this offense, and even if his mobility has improved, why build the offense around him? 2008 will be a different story and expectations should be significantly higher.

Hey man, that's not even funny to joke about. Documentary about Inhumanity

Clue Professor Plumm did it in the Library with the Candlestick the candlestick is now pressing charges http://www.oritsuru.com/games/kh2/bc/lu.jpg

Are you trying to tell us which has the bigger Wiki? Should the other compensate by buying a Porsche?

Only if they can be blackmailed by use of multicolored redundancy. Oh, the horror.

Agani Bank is a financial institution in the northern part of Bangladesh. Bangladesh is basically an agricultural country comprising a total area of 147570 square kilometers. About four fifths of the population lives in rural areas with the majority living below the poverty line and agriculture is the main stay of the economy. Rural people have to depend on credit for financing the necessary form ofexpenses and sometimes to meet the consumption requirements as well during the gestation period. Due to their needs and the prevalence of monopoly position of the creditors (usually the large landowners and moneylenders) inherent to non- institutional credit market, institutional credit is of prime importance for the enhancing production and removing inequalities. I think that the Agani Bank may be unreceptive to any request to assist an American college football team. We should probably discontinue this thread before Plumm starts beating us down with a polychromatic "Agani Bank of Bangladesh Stadium in the Mean Green Village on Prime Real Estate along Interstate 35 seen by 40 million people daily" novella.

Didn't Oklahoma lose a couple of signees after their basketball coach left? I think the signed recruits were able to enroll at other schools without having to sit for a year. (One was a Dallas kid who wound up at UAB) Were there NCAA violatins at OU that would have made their cases exceptions?

Buford and Cooley, Thank you to both of you for researching and sharing this information. I always value your opinions in matters of North Texas basketball.