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Correct. This is my understanding.

Always try to be honest on here. My group and many others have basically decided we will not tailgate this season due to the restrictions. There is no basis for these restrictions and now we will lose so much of the atmosphere we have developed on the north side. I am glad we will have a season to watch on TV. The only ones who will get to see it live will be the biggest donors we have.

Agree 100% @UNTLifer

I like Kason and Kuhne too!

Agree 100%

My heart says Bean and head says Aune.

I’ll take DeVontae.

My points must have really sucked. They have put me back in the top corner of the wing zone for this season.

It disappoints me how much Littrell has failed the program in terms of building up talent and depth in the trenches.

How does this coaching staff allow this to happen?

The quality and depth at the QB position at UNT is at an all time high with the possible exception being Scott Hall and Andrew Smith. We had some nice QBs under Dickey and Dodge but things got really tough under Mac and the smashmouth running game philosophy he brought. Brock Bergkund was our big hope and DT was actually a Dodge recruit. Dodge recruited a damn good QB in Vizza btw. I love the depth we have at the QB position we have now, however I just wish that we could have given the QBs more real game experience in the Fine era.

My list. 1). Laramie Lee 2). Zach Orr 3). Craig Jones 4). Jonas Buckles 5). Mean Joe Green

It sounds like not everyone will get into the games. It would be cool if we could still tailgate on the Hill and watch the game on TV.

Not yet but I am hopeful.

One lady I work with her daughter is starting as a freshman at NT. She was making her daughter do all online classes but her daughter cried about it and she gave in. She already had put a down payment on a dorm and had a best friedn roommate etc.

University dorms will be far from empty this school year. Residence halls at Texas Woman’s University and the University of North Texas will likely see a dip in occupancy compared to previous years, but thousands of students are still on track to move to town in the coming week. Monica Mendez-Grant, vice president for student life, estimated dorms would be 75% full this year compared to roughly 93% at the start of the 2019-20 school year. “We have actually recalibrated the occupancy and so we have a larger number of single rooms, and there cannot be more than two students to any room,” Mendez-Grant said. read more: https://dentonrc.com/education/thousands-of-students-still-on-track-to-hit-denton-next-weekend/article_e2bba49d-1183-54e7-9e43-57bae51c554a.html