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I just brought that uniform and this uniform up side by side. They don't much look similar at all. Hopefully, we'll win more than 14% of our games in the new(ish) look.

I don't know for sure, but two things: 1) I've noticed considerably greater police presence by the fraternity tailgates making sure they don't get out of hand and handing out underage citations. 2) I've noticed several games where various and sundry sororities are in the stadium for this propped up cause or the other all wearing matching bedazzled t-shirts and whatnot. If I learned anything from my own undergrad Greek experience, when there's a chance of sorority girls coming, the fraternity boys are bound to congregate. If that so happens to be in the student section of Apogee, then more power to them.

I don't know how many fans SMU will bring, but I guarantee their reported attendance will have Ford Stadium sold out.

The less high profile a game has, the less betting data Vegas will have, and the less accurate the line will be. It actually presents some value opportunity if you follow a lesser program.

Walk to every tailgate you can find, tell them you've never been to a game before, and that you like beer. Make sure to have Uber installed on your phone.

Mason Fine is a true freshman, right? I'm quite certain that Littrell has made his feelings about playing true freshman quarterbacks clear. I'm...wait for it...Fine if he redshirts.

It could be a long con to get Apogee to claim breach of contract, thus relieving them from imposing their worthless internet on campus that was to be in lieu of payment for the naming rights.

Man, that's like 75% off from Rudy's prices. I should try to get up there one of these Tuesdays.

I had similar thoughts, but at least clicking on said jpg takes you directly to ticket purchase. As a formal organization, I don't think so but they do send out a whole bunch of college specific stuff about various and sundry breakfasts, happy hours, and the occasional football game tailgate.

God what a couple of pandering dicks. And for God's sake, would somebody send them a helmet?

So my guess is that the College of Business is sending this out to all its alumni. Good on them.

I've already been chastised in the past week for pointing out player "fellow alumni" shortcomings. McNulty didn't send them sailing way over the receivers' heads, he merely had broader horizons and higher aspirations with his throws.

Denton Hipsters -- 420 Dallas Barons -- 666 UNT wins because its score is higher.

Go watch that game again. If that game wasn't an outright player mutiny I don't know what was. We were bad last year, but the players threw that game, and they threw it hard. If anybody ever gambled on UNT football, that game would've been a HUGE point shaving scandal. Point shaving? More like point mutilating. Hopefully, that'll be the end of it forever more.

I was gonna go to Lewisville last night, but the kid told me they weren't sufficiently rehearsed for the halftime show. Lewisville was up until the last minute, Rowlett scored. Lewisville was down 2 with 13 seconds left on the Rowlett 30 and they...ran the ball up the middle. Sound familiar? But hey, Todd Dodge won, so we got that going for us, right?

Historically, nobody has been a bigger rival, beat up more on UNT football, expressed more loathing for UNT than UNT itself.

30,001. Two people find themselves unable to get tickets. Gmg.com explodes in rage that apogee wasn't built to 50k capacity.

If Metzler's is out, who's running the beer sales this year? This says to me prices going up, but hopefully so will selection.

The kicker is that it's a non-smoking campus.

Unless you're getting a full ride, it's kinda a financial fool's game to go freshman/sophomore years at a four-year university anymore. What does that extra $20,000+ a year get you? Football tickets?

Do they make polo shirts with magnetic strips in the collar for auto-pop?

I remember the bad old days of Fouts when we'd be down something line 23*10^47 to 6 (extra point no good) in the middle of the second quarter, the majority of the fans had left for friendlier confines of Fry Street, and you could bargain down the dominos guys to sell you a premade, lonely, large pepperoni pizza for two or three bucks.