oldguystudent

Reata is where I learned to love the Bison ribeye. It's also the very first place I did anything anywhere in Texas during a meeting way back in 2004 before I moved here.

OK. I read that thing several times and couldn't come to that conclusion. No big.

But doesn't Littrell have P5 Offensive Coordinator experience?

Perhaps a single, not indicative incident, but this always comes to mind:

At #102, UTSA is primed and ready for that breakout 11-0 season.

I would respectfully disagree for select home games during the 2015 season.

I've always kinda looked for this, and have only ever actually seen it one time -- during the depths of the Dodge debacle when I don't think anybody could've blamed them.

For something that so consistently makes you miserable, that's a good start.

Yeah, sorry. This is not the time or place for me to use respectfully correct terms.

UTSA?

They are most certainly celebrating today with mucho gusto down in San Antone. So in homage to our friends to the south.

It must be true. I saw it multiple times on NCAA Football.

This is really the most logical scenario.

Agree, but when I look at current day high school and college football, defense is a monumental letdown in most programs. Sure, there are a few good defenses out there, but the emphasis in general across the board is on offense and video game scores. I definitely miss Skladany and that 2013 defense though.

I admittedly only skimmed, but if I did so relatively correctly, I am stunned that the entirety of this article is forward looking instead of constantly reminding us of various and sundry piles of steaming dung that have plagued this program in the past.

From a little blurb I found from 2016

I think I've seen this before with another player. Doesn't he still have to make the roster for the contract to stick? I hope he does, and I'll have to swallow my pride and root for him on the loathsome 49ers.

That's a fair question. I suppose the best answer I can give is that I was quite a bit through the survey before I really realized how long it's been. The years start to blur together.

I took it. It was really difficult to answer because I don't think I've been to a game since Tony Mitchell was on the roster. I honestly don't know was present day game is like. (and the obligatory downvotes for admitting to that) Just realize that it is exponentially more difficult for me to get to basketball games than football games, so the incentive has to be pretty high for me.

I absolutely do no understand why anybody would spend so many years and so much money on something they so consistently loathe.

I just finished the basketball survey. I wasn't very nice, but I did point out that my only point of data was about as recent as Tony Mitchell still being on the roster.

What do late round draft picks in the NFL get? What's their likelihood of making the 53 man roster?

Damn, that was the part I was looking for! Thanks for completing the bit!

Welcome to UNT! I hope you like baseball!