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I'm pulling for this guy. What kind of speed does he have?

Envelope sticker talk.

WBAP said that he'd be on their morning show on Wed., but didn't say what time.

A sweet new stadium. Well paid coaches. It's almost like we're getting serious about this football thing.

Alternatively: The type of offense we decide to run will likely determine the starter. If Mac wants to remain conservative, it will likely be McNulty.

I think Smatresk will be able to do something about this.

Exactly. It's too bad we don't have a FB page to monitor the daily productivity of all GMG members.

LoL!! It'd have to be provided via an IV.

Didn't you pretty much answer the question? Schools generally hate their rivals.

Maybe a T-shirt showing a sign that has a T-shirt with...

Don't forget my license fee!! Seriously, hope you come up with a great design! Glad you're making it happen. How about adding something like: "nUTSAck can go to hell, I'm going to UNT!!!"

ugghh, it was just a tease for the morning show. Oh well, catch it then.

That's what we played back in the day in my HS, but a 5-4-3 is even better!

I love that we are able to include this in all references to our program. Hope to see these kinds of statements for years to come, maybe improved with double-digit victories and eventually better bowls.

I'm just the idea man. Somebody else will have to handle production. My license fees are reasonable, so I'm willing to take anybody's money that wants to send it my way!

Can't wait for the revenge in San Antonio on Nov 29th! "Remember the Apogee!!!!"

LOL!!

Good luck DT! Give it all ya' got!

That was a great article! Good job Brett!

I like the the NT block letter look and would definitely buy things that had it. Currently, I try to ONLY BUY stuff that has MEAN GREEN on it. I usually won't buy something that has UNT or North Texas on it and that really limits my choices.

I blame Chicago and the unions for Obama.

I don't remember this DC list from 2013... The 2013 Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Lone Star 50: 50) Mike Evans, WR, Texas A&M 49) Stephon Sanders, LB, SMU 48) Craig Mager, CB, Texas State 47) Germard Reed, DT, UTEP 46) Kerry Hyder, DE, Texas Tech 45) Evans Okotcha, RB, UTSA 44) Terrence Franks, RB, Texas State 43) Cody Bauer, DE, Rice 42) Trevon Stewart, DB, Houston 41) Zach Orr, LB, North Texas 40) Stephen Kurfehs, LB, UTSA 39) Jameill Showers, QB, UTEP 38) Toney Hurd Jr, S, Texas A&M 37) Jackson Jeffcoat, DE, Texas 36) Waymon James, RB, TCU 35) Devonte Fields, DE, TCU 34) David Mayo, LB, Texas State 33) Eric Ward, WR, Texas Tech 32) Ahmad Dixon, S, Baylor 31) David Piland, QB, Houston 30) Randall Joyner, LB, SMU 29) Brandon Carter, WR, TCU 28) Horace Miller, DL, UTEP 27) Johnathan Gray, RB, Texas 26) Brandin Byrd, RB, North Texas 25) Terrance Bullitt, LB/S, Texas Tech 24) Garrett Gilbert, QB, SMU 23) Eric Soza, QB, UTSA 22) Robby Wells, TE, Rice 21) Cameron Nwosu, LB, Rice 20) Duke Delancellotti, QB, Texas State 19) Freddie Warner, CB, North Texas 18) Bryce Petty, QB, Baylor 17) Cedric Ogbuhei, OT, Texas A&M 16) Marcus Mallett, LB, TCU 15) Triston Wade, S, UTSA 14) Charles Sims, RB, Houston 13) Taylor McHargue, QB, Rice 12) Michael Brewer, QB, Texas Tech 11) Eddie Lackey, LB, Baylor 10) Jordan Hicks, LB, Texas 9) Traylon Shead, RB, SMU 8) Brock Berglund, QB, North Texas 7) Derrick Mathews, LB, Houston 6) Nathan Jeffrey, RB, UTEP 5) Steven Jenkins, LB, Texas A&M 4) Casey Pachall, QB, TCU 3) Lache Seastrunk, RB, Baylor 2) David Ash, QB, Texas 1) Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M 8) Brock Berglund, QB, North Texas With all due respect to Derek Thompson, the Mean Green’s quarterback last season, his 2012 season wasn’t one for the record books. 57.5% completion percentage (83rd in the nation), as many interceptions (14) as touchdowns, a good-not-great 7.1 yards per attempt. It was an unspectacular – even average – season. So why isn’t he on this list? Because North Texas’ best chance to take a big step forward offensively is if Brock Berglund becomes the starting quarterback. Berglund was a big-time prospect, one of the top-rated dual-threat quarterbacks in the nation coming out of Colorado in 2011. But he ran into some trouble academically and ended up playing at Scottsdale (Ariz.) Community College. He’s qualified now and transferring to North Texas, and bringing his considerable skill with him. And while there are a number of spots for improvement for the Mean Green, quarterback could be the biggest one. A step forward under center could do wonders for the team; but if Berglund doesn’t win the starting job, it could be more of the solid-not-spectacular work of Thompson.

Yeah, let's start taxing them too!

Yep, that's why we should never start the slippery-slope of stipends.

Yea, let them unionize. Then mark them as professionals and immediately disqualify 'em all.