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  1. Dates back to the early years of Belt football. SpaceRaider referred to UNT as the grUNTs. Deep Green struck back with the muts label for them. Seems that the muts has hung around and is actually used be posters from other schools in referring to the Belt 'glamour team".
  2. http://blueraiders.dnj.com/article/2009061...d+game+for+2010
  3. http://collegesportsblog.dallasnews.com/ar...-bowl-game.html
  4. Sep 3 @Ball State = Close game in first half but Mean Green lose by 14 (0-1) Sep12 Ohio = This game is the one the need could be close or a blowout. I think Riley Dodge will show out for home crowd and Mean Green win by 3 (1-1) Sep 19 @Alabama = No Chance enough said Bama by 26 (1-2) Sep 26 Middle Tennessee = This game kicks off Sun Belt Season for the Mean Green and the will play hard but come up short. MTSU by 6 (1-3) Oct 10 @ Louisiana-Lafayette = If the Mean Green can stop the run the will get this one but i think the Cajuns pull it out by 3 (1-4) Oct 17 Florida Atlantic = The Owls will take this game easy. Owls by 10 (1-5) Oct 24 @ Troy= Best team in Sun Belt Troy by 21 (1-6) Oct 31 Western Kentucky= New in the league the hilltoppers will struggle. Mean Green look good win by 14 (2-6) Nov 7 Louisiana-Monroe= Mean Green riding high after win over Hilltoppers shock Warhawks by 10 (3-6) Nov 14 @ Florida International= FIU is coming around as a program and will be tough at home. FIU by 14 (3-7) Nov 21 Army= Mean Green should have best game of season and win by 20 (4-7) Nov 28 @ Arkansas State = Wolves are to tough at home Mean Green lose by 10 (4-8)
  5. Some don't think he's opposed to MAC teams dropping down to FCS (1AA) ARTICLE - INTERVIEW WITH NEW MAC COMMISH http://www.cleveland.com/sports/college/in...erence_com.html Thread from the MAC board. http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=373975
  6. The Mountain West Conference hired a lobbying firm this year, unusual for an individual league. MWC Commissioner Craig Thompson appeared before Congress last month and proposed an overhaul of football's BCS system, including a playoff. The commissioners from 11 major conferences discussed it in April with no movement toward approval, and they are to talk about it again in Colorado Springs on Tuesday after getting input from their respective conference members. It is not expected to be put into place. ARTICLE http://www.usatoday.com/sports/2009-06-14-...sts-cover_N.htm
  7. Pre-season pick accuracy. http://preseason.stassen.com/prediction-ac.../2009-10yr.html
  8. http://www.obnug.com/2009/6/8/902373/north...he-wac-it-would
  9. http://meangreenblog.dentonrc.com/
  10. BCS Revenue BCS share: $9.648,000 Sugar Bowl payout: $9.648,000 Each share of half BCS revenue ($4,824,000): $321,600 Each share of remaining bowl revenue ($3,648,000): $243,200 Total dispersal of revenue Mountain West: $8,572,800 WAC: $3,224,000 C-USA: $2,657,600 MAC: $2,094,400 Sun Belt: $1,529,600 HOWEVER Each conference divides the money evenly to their member schools. So even though both Conference USA and the Mid-American Conference netted more than $2 million, the money the schools got was pretty similar to the Sun Belt. In fact, each of the eight Sun Belt members earned more than each of the 13 members of the MAC. http://myespn.go.com/blogs/ncfnation/0-9-3...CS-revenue.html
  11. http://www.sportsbusinessnews.com/_news/news_395103.php
  12. http://meangreenblog.dentonrc.com/
  13. http://www.collegefootballpoll.com/analysis_sunbelt.html
  14. UNT to the WAC...why not ? http://www.latechbbb.com/forum/showthread.php?t=64923
  15. June 5 update http://www.txstatebobcats.com/sports/m-foo.../060509aaa.html
  16. Career starts returning for ALL 120 offensive lines http://philsteele.com/Blogs/June09/DBJune2.html
  17. A couple of years ago, the NCAA and national athletic directors' association were doing surveys on staff and coaching salaries for a national report. When those entering Marshall's submission into a database saw Marcum's salary, they phoned the Herd AD to make sure it wasn't a typographical error. The average athletic director salary in C-USA is just north of $280,000. That's not the only mismatch in resources for the Herd that has been cranked up several degrees by the move from the Mid-American Conference to C-USA. As the northernmost member of C-USA, Marshall is a Rust Belt school trying to compete in a Sun Belt league - and I don't mean the conference of Troy, Arkansas State and Western Kentucky (where, by the way, the average AD still makes about $55,000 annually more than Marcum does). ARTICLE Marshall will need to anti up for the next athletic director http://www.dailymail.com/Sports/MUSports/200906030050
  18. From the Muts board. The AD said Western likes its spot (as a big dog) in the Sun Belt. But if WKU aspires to being perceived as a major program, I'd say at some point it has to consider a higher-profile league. "By being I-A in football, by having a football stadium that could be expanded if we need it, if the opportunity for some kind of conference realignment emerged, we could be a major player in it," Selig said. So can Western someday move into the gated community that houses UK and U of L and truly give college sports in Kentucky a Big Three? There's so much -- resources, tradition, the barrier of not being in a BCS league -- that works against that, I'd still say the answer is almost certainly no. But after the past couple of years, maybe Western can at least start to see the gate. Said Selig: "Perception is probably the hardest thing to change. The perception, statewide, might be that WKU has a nice little program, has had a nice little run of success. FULL ARTICLE http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/yb/131074975
  19. http://meangreenblog.dentonrc.com/
  20. Posted on the Belt board by SpaceRaider http://blogs.wsj.com/dailyfix/2009/05/12/t...icap-this-fall/ link is to a graphic that details the career starts of each team's o-line..... The Sun Belt according to this graphic is as follows: ULL - 113 FIU - 101 MT - 99 UNT - 93 WKU - 68 Troy - 54 ULM - 43 FAU - 30
  21. http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dw...es.403f1e6.html
  22. AND............... Play-dough was first used in Cincinnatti as a wallpaper cleaner. Ketchup was sold as medicine in the 1830's
  23. Steele's MAC Power Poll #71 CMU #74 Ohio U #82 WMU #86 Temple #87 Akron #89 Toledo #96 NIU #101 Buffalo #102 EMU #106 Kent State #108 Ball State #111 BGSU #117 Miami U
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