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The Temple quarterback threw into a huge crowd of players. Half the players on the field were in that corner of the endzone.

Has Temple ever been good? Trying to remember and coming up with bupkiss.

Whatever McGill said to that defender to make him recoil in fear worked.

I don't see fans saying Eric Morris is putting it together. I see fans saying he isn't getting a buyout two years into a five year deal, which is hardly a ringing endorsement.

That Temple crowd shot from the end zone pylon was amazing. Those couple hundred fans should huddle together to avoid frostbite.

Someday UNT athletics will be led by people who understand that changing uniforms, helmets and color combinations all the time means your football team has no identity. For the love of Baby Jesus pick one and use it all but one or two games a year.

Is that a problem any more at the G5 level? Recruits go somewhere hoping for transfer portal opportunities. It would take sustained success or non-football considerations to make players want to be somewhere four years, not a coach they liked when they were still in high school.

I worry less about attracting head coaches than attracting players. There are a lot of coaches who would sell their grandmothers to come to Denton for what we're paying.

That is the same question every team in college football has to ask themselves until the current Wild West era ends. I'd rather spend money improving a third year Morris team than pay him to live his best unemployed life. Like others have said these five-year deals suck. Give a new coach a three-year deal.

That sounds like a budgeting trick to get the money for his compensation from two buckets instead of one, not a desire to reward him handsomely for talking to Brett Vito.

I'm rooting for Morris because I don't see a buyout happening now. If boosters have that kind of money it would be better spent on players.

Love me some Chico with the jet black Roy Orbison interim hair. For me Chico is like Creed. I'm not supposed to love them but I do. Coach Canales loved North Texas more than most alumni.

FSU is in such bad shape that a lot of students stopped going to games. They still pregame like nobody's business at the frat houses, but the crowds at Doak are thin even after they reduced seats by 20,000 this season for stadium renovation. My son goes there and I attended their home losses to Clemson and UNC. Even a P5/4/3/2 program with multiple national championships has to put a product on the field to pack the house.

When Mike Norvell fired his OC, DC and WR coach last Sunday, this was the rationale for why it happened when it did: https://www.tallahassee.com/story/sports/college/fsu/2024/11/12/florida-state-football-fires-coaches-early-signing-period-recruiting-mike-norvell/76195458007/

Before the season, my measurement of whether UNT had gotten better under Eric Morris was seven wins. I don't want to settle for six. Especially after getting to five as quickly as we did.

Who is the ESPN announcer who had to cut off his orgasm halfway when the measurement denied Tulane the first down?

They come here because they want to get better at talking crap by studying the masters of the form. Mean Green Nation has skills forged in suffering. We're like the drummer everybody wants in their band.

You should want fewer people to see what you're currently putting on the field.

Was that the year when some official UNT group was doing "Sink the Navy" shirts and signs and had to get talked out of it because it was in questionable taste, patriotically speaking?

We should fear everyone when we're on defense. During games I do all my beer drinking when the other team has the ball. Fortunately we score quickly.

I stopped caring about Original Recipe Chandler when I saw New Recipe Chandler playing for us.

Did Seth Littrell taking the Oklahoma OC job affect the remaining money he was owed by UNT?

The Geneva Conventions would stop it from getting that bad.

I'm not looking for moral victories, but I would like to note that we scored four touchdowns more than the average points Memphis was giving up this season. I won't be taking questions about how Memphis scored 12 more points than the average our defense was giving up.

Pair this offense with even an average defense and it's the best team in UNT history.