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What about Urban Meyer? He's devised a way to incorporate a Tight End into his latest Spread Offense. The non-blurred version is pretty risque, especially for a high profile celebrity in a public setting. Post any one-liners below, just keep it kinda family friendly.

Offers from North Texas, Mississippi St, Wichita St, and Coastal Carolina, and others: https://twitter.com/inickpringle "Blessed To Receive An Offer From North Texas" North Texas, Alabama, Mississippi State, Charlotte, Wichita State, West Virginia, and many others competing for his commitment: 247 Interest List .

There's not a show tonight listed on the Mean Green athletics site: news and event schedules Calling really isn't an option since Rudy's employees rarely know anything concerning events and Denton is a long way to drive to see if we are having a coaches' show.

Any relation to Joe or Hannah Montana?

North Texas has four excellent guards committed: 2022 Commitment List And so far this recruiting season Jalie has been after several top forwards and centers. 6'3 Christeen Iwuala - SA Reagan ... Committed to UCLA 6'3 Kiersten Johnson - Duncanville ... Undecided with many offers 6'1 Ayanna Thompson - DeSoto ... Committed to Mississippi 6'4 Sa'Myah Smith - DeSoto ... Undecided with many offers These are just the announced targeted recruits. I'm sure that she has several others that she may be after. 6'5 Precious Johnson at UT has entered the transfer portal but I'm sure her former coach Karen Aston, now at UTSA, may have a decided advantage, although I can see a player wanting to get a little more distance from UT's shadow.

State Tournament MVP for Arkansas

untcampbell and UNTLifer Your hats are in the mail today. .

I picked up some North Texas Fishing Hats at Friday night's Rangers game against the Cleveland Indians. (Last Indians road game ever, as next year they will be something more politically correct) The hats are pretty cool, but I don't do much fishing. They'd probably be ideal for coaches during practice.

Two very simple notes to remember: If the Mountain West does not lose the five mentioned schools then they will have absolutely no interest in us. If the Mountain West does lose the five mentioned schools then we should have absolutely no interest in the Mountain West. How is that confusing? .

I think it best that we just be careful with what we're buying instead of relying on potential rebates, refunds and questionable coupons. This is a BUYER BEWARE transaction.

Don't expect New Mexico and Wyoming to overtly explore any conference move options at this time. Panic, at least publicly, has not set in yet. Next thing to happen will be MWC announcements Boise and SDSU have no set plans, at this time, to go anywhere. Technically this is true, but SDSU isn't investing so heavily in a new stadium to host emerging FCS schools and Boise has zero interest in sticking around with old Big Sky rivals. Despite whatever Commissioner Thompson announces, those two are gone, and probably taking UNLV with them to the AAC if they don't get their desired Big XII invites. As a Bait-And-Switch the MWC is trying to entice new members by stating that Boise and SDSU have no plans to leave. That's simply not true. Both schools have preferred plans and then backup plans, and no backup plans include staying in the Mountain West.

The SMU fan is correct on this one point. SDSU, Boise St, and probably UNLV will be gone to other conferences before any Texas schools could join the MWC. Boise and SDSU are waiting on the Big XII, and will bolt to AAC with UNLV if Big XII invite doesn't come The state of Hawaii supports football to bolster tourism and the remaining schools will bring nobody. Does anybody think that Hawaii won't be researching independence? They almost have to. Although some of the lower MWC schools that will remain have had moments of success they are about to get their budgets decimated. Their futures look quite bleak. Without a large eastern MWC division our best bet would be to avoid the MWC and let them deal with the Montana schools, the Dakota schools, and NMSU. .

PODCAST: What Does The Future Of The Mountain West Look Like? Per Mountain West Wire: "CSU and AFA aren't leaving for money. They expect the MWC will die when Boise and SDSU leave within the next few years." Listen to the Podcast towards the bottom of the page titled What will the Mountain West look like in the next five years? Should we rush to join? https://mwwire.com/2021/09/29/podcast-what-does-the-future-of-the-mountain-west-look-like/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Win. That's the strategy. I wonder why no school has ever thought of that? Sorry Monkeypox, I'm not trying to bust chops on anyone, but many on this board need to memorize a simple truth... WINNING IS A GOAL, NOT A STRATEGY What we need to be concerned with is what it takes to win, scheduling to win, hiring to win, recruiting to win, building facilities to win, bringing enough fan support to win, properly promoting our brand, and preparing for future opportunities. We're good with some of those things, and horrible with others. Fix them and winning happens, it's a culture paradigm. Good enough to get by is not good enough to become better. It's why 5 years from now Alabama will be a good program and Kansas will be a bad one.

You're right, maybe I'm wildly oblivious. But then again... https://www.deseret.com/2021/9/28/22698868/reports-2-schools-close-to-leaving-mwc-for-aac-boise-state-waiting-and-hoping-for-big-12-invite https://nevadasportsnet.com/news/reporters/report-colorado-state-air-force-poised-to-leave-mountain-west-for-aac https://www.si.com/college/2021/09/28/colorado-state-air-force-college-football-aac-expansion https://thespun.com/aac/aac-reportedly-eyeing-2-schools-for-expansion-colorado-state-air-force https://www.heartlandcollegesports.com/2021/09/28/air-force-colorado-state-close-to-joining-aac-report/ https://www.coloradoan.com/story/sports/csu/football/2021/09/28/colorado-state-may-join-aac-leave-mountain-west-national-reports/5903065001/ And, why wouldn't SDSU and Boise State be interested? Maybe the obvious?

Once again, go re-read the post. The assumption that UTEP and NMSU would be the most logical acquisitions was only on the quote from their message board. It's easy to deduct since those are the only two available FBS schools left in the Mountain and Pacific Zones. As clearly stated, I was working with what they expressed as "common knowledge" in their forum regarding future defections of Colorado State, Air Force, Boise St, and San Diego St. The AAC has informally extended invitations to Colorado State, Air Force, Boise St, and San Diego St. Only Air Force and Colorado State have expressed interest. Why? Because SDSU and Boise are on the target list for an extended Big XII once Texas and Oklahoma leave. Of course they're not going to commit to the AAC in the interim if they have a commitment to move elsewhere. The only contention I had was that Mean Green fans are more inclined to have interest in North Texas playing schools that that are familiar. I would like to join with only SEC schools but last I checked that wasn't really an option. After the P5 conferences, our next options would be regional mid-majors or distant mid-majors. It's painfully obvious that, regardless of opponent quality, North Texas fans have very little interest in distant mid-majors, and this includes almost all of CUSA-East, the MAC, any Sun Belt school not named Texas St, Arkansas St, or Louisiana and several AAC-East schools. Is there really anything incorrect with these assessments? "Well yes, that is my contention"

Or, as the President of the C-USA Board of Directors he will compelled to show loyalty to CUSA under any circumstances, regardless of if an opportunity for North Texas to move to another conference arises.

The above post is from the MW message board. If correct, the MWC, will be robbed of several of it's marquee teams. Not a horrible conference but certainly geographically challenging for a Dallas area school. We would realistically need five central time zone schools to move with us to make it a really good 16 member conference with two eight team divisions. West: Nevada, UNLV, SJSU, Fresno St, Hawaii, Wyoming, Utah St, New Mexico, East: Southern Miss, La Tech, Arkansas St, Louisiana, North Texas, UTSA, NMSU, UTEP All are among the largest schools from each of their individual states. Short of something like this there is no way we should be interested. Let the MWC sit at 10 with UTEP and NMSU.

Hi there North Texas, my name is Prime Time

Go re-read the post. It doesn't say a thing about visiting fans.

CUSA-West with our two best rivals from the Sun Bel (Louisiana and Arkansas St) added, not bad at all. Seriously DeepG, which of these schools do you not like playing? Which are we above playing with? La Tech, Rice, UTSA, UTEP, Louisiana, Arkansas St, Southern Miss and possibly Texas St, MTSU and WKU (UTEP may depart for a depleted MWC along with NMSU) Add in annual non-conference games with SMU, one FCS, and one P5 and we've got a pretty good schedule. .

But wait Wag Tag, we want national media money even though we are not a national media draw. It's like pennies from Heaven! We can't rely on media money. We need to do everything we can (this is where the idiots say 'just win') to fill our stadium and build our fanbase. Our strength is in our numbers but we have done a very poor job filling our venues. People attend during better seasons but the events are not enough of a draw to entice people to attend during less successful seasons. Get the fan following strong enough and consistent winning will follow. It doesn't happen the other way around. Winning is a goal, not a strategy.

No guarantee any of those four schools leave the MWC Please come revisit this post in the near future.

So, what are we really looking at? SDSU, Boise St, and possibly UNLV are leaving the MWC to go to the Big XII Memphis and possibly South Florida are leaving the AAC to go to the Big XII Colorado State and Air Force are leaving the MWC to go to the AAC UAB and possibly Rice are leaving CUSA to go to the AAC ... and Marshall, ODU, and Charlotte are again researching to leave CUSA and go somewhere else UTEP and NMSU may join New Mexico in the depleted Mountain West We're reasonably unaffected We are left in a relatively unchanged but still very good CUSA West. See if Louisiana, Arkansas St, and possibly Texas St would like to join. Play ball.