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Looked like TCU was using that Iowa St 3-3-5 defense.

Isn't Earle the one who threw the ball in the dirt at the goal line in the bowl game? A lot can change with a full offseason of work but I doubt next year's starting QB is on the current roster.

There's another very interesting nugget at 30:52. This interview is from July 2020 and he was asked about getting back into coaching. He says he would eventually like to work at a D1 school but not as a position coach. Instead, he wants to work recruiting. Sounds like a very good match for what we need. Honestly, the entire interview is very interesting and well worth a listen.

This is a great listen. At about the 18:50 mark he talks about Coach Gilbert ... I believe that's now our Coach Gilbert.

fyi: The interview starts at the one hour mark.

Geez ... Morris isn't messing around with his staff.

No problem. I might not say it if he was 93 but at 73, seemingly in good health physically and mentally, he would have another 10 to 20 years to spend with family and friends.

Much too young. He seemed to be a really good guy who always came to celebrations for his old teammates. He was here when Joe Greene's statue was unveiled.

Yes.

These are all young coaches so they should have the energy and enthusiasm to match Morris. However, none of these will be coordinators nor the offensive line coach (who I believe is as important as a good coordinator). They may leave more money for other coaching salaries.

I just think next year's starting QB is not currently on the roster.

I think Morris will want a QB who can actually throw the ball downfield.

I know we have some players are "chippy" but the entire BS team was chippy from the start. They wanted to bully their way to victory and didn't understand when UNT fought back.

He may already have most of his staff selected but they may have to wait until their current schools finish their seasons.

So many bad choices.

A Navy coach who’s teams lose to inferior Army teams due to their own mistakes. No thanks.

Of the on field coaching positions, I believe the OL coach is most important.

I knew some cute girls at UT Pan-American back in my college days.

The AD works for Smatresk. A new AD won't have final say and won't be able to throw away all the work that has already been done.

Give Vito time to read the article and write up an article based on it.

I've seen videos of Graham addressing the team and he does not come off as a leader. He may be a good head coach one day but I'd rather UNT not be the first to test that. I agree that we need someone with more experience.

We get SMU as our yearly game while UTSA gets Rice.

I was also at that UNT-Navy game. It was a lot of fun for awhile. Fortunately, the Navy vets around me were good guys.

So instead of a late winning streak that saves Seth's job, we could have a late losing streak that gets Seth fired.

That was such a great game to watch! Watching the highlights again reminds me of all the big, memorable plays that happened that night. When I think of George calling UNT games, I always think back to his call of this game. For me, this might be the most memorable UNT game of last decade.