meangreen11

Dude is a stud. Can’t wait to see what he does this season.

Is this the “throw the ball” game?

Can anyone give their impressions of the food service and experience there in the club? Has it improved or stayed the same in the past years?

Mandy update: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2017/aug/30/radar-sdsu-newest-rainmaker/%3famp&page=all

The Arizona women’s basketball program announced Thursday the hiring of Ashley Davis as its new assistant coach. She joins the Wildcats after spending the last six seasons as an assistant coach/recruiting coordinator at Oklahoma State. Before that, Davis spent two seasons as the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator at North Texas and four seasons as an assistant coach at Georgetown. read more: https://www.azdesertswarm.com/basketball/2021/6/24/22548997/ashley-davis-new-assistant-coach-arizona-wildcats-womens-basketball-oklahoma-state

SAN ANTONIO — New UTSA Women's Basketball Head Coach Karen Aston was upfront about fans assuming her time in San Antonio will be nothing but the standard stepping stone to her next opportunity. "I just wanna be clear that I'm committed to UTSA," she said. Athletics Director Lisa Campos made the hire in the spring, and Aston and her staff have wasted no time putting their early mark on the program. "We've hit the ground running, enormously, as far as recruiting is concerned," Aston said. "I think in particular the three junior college transfers are going to help us lots." But the new hire knows those transfers are only a temporary hold for her much-bigger plans for the future. "There is no question about it. We've got to get some local players to sort of take the plunge with us and say, 'OK, we wanna build this program with you,'" Aston said. "I tell them all the time, 'Why don't you be on the (UTSA) billboard?'" Obviously the working list for any new NCAA Division 1 head coach will be quite busy, but Coach Aston is seeing action happen with the support of Campos. read more: https://www.kens5.com/article/sports/meet-karen-aston-utsa-basketball-roadrunners-sports/273-6645b801-43fc-42c0-8c17-cf5f6cb1eb0b

112. North Texas After winning 18 games from 2017-18, the Mean Green have slipped to an 8-14 record over the last two years. Scoring points won’t be a problem for coach Seth Littrell’s team in ’21. However, the defense has to show marked improvement to get back to a bowl. Offensive Strength: The Mean Green led Conference USA in scoring (34.4 ppg), yards per play (6.6), and most gains of 40-plus yards (19) last season. Littrell has to sort out an intriguing quarterback battle between Austin Aune and former North Carolina signal-caller Jace Ruder, but this unit should be explosive once again. DeAndre Torrey and Oscar Adaway III lead a strong backfield, and four starters return from one of the top lines in the league. A healthy Jyaire Shorter at receiver will help replace the production left behind by Jaelon Darden. Offensive Concern: Can Aune or Ruder claim the job and play with enough consistency to keep the offense on track all year? Shorter’s return is huge, but North Texas needs a couple of other playmakers to emerge at receiver. The offense has to do a better job at managing turnovers after losing 15 in 2020. Defensive Strength: Littrell’s hire of veteran coordinator Phil Bennett was a strong move to get a struggling defense pointed in the right direction. Tackle Dion Novil and linebackers Tyreke Davis and KD Davis are three key players among nine returning defensive starters for North Texas in 2021. Defensive Concern: This unit allowed a whopping 42.8 points a game and surrendered 6.94 yards per play last season. Even with a new play-caller and help through the transfer portal, major improvement might be a year away. read more: https://athlonsports.com/college-football/college-football-top-130-team-rankings-2021

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Amen my brother.

Can someone post the YouTube link please I cannot find it thanks!

That would be a step in the right direction for me. I would be very encouraged by this type of finish in the west.

He’s at a pretty high level program right now. Not the HC but 2nd in command. He’s done as well or better than any other NT coach I can recall recently.

Well stated @KingDL1

Wow those look awesome!

La. Tech and Southern Piss will be tough tho... maybe even FIU...