TripleGrad

100,000 watt college-owned radio station, and I need to install Yet Another Spyware Application on my phone, and then try to use that to listen to the game in my truck -- which has a radio? "Just do it my way" is never the answer.

Frankly, claiming that KNTU and KHYI have the same coverage is a lie. Just try listening to both in the Denton area. The college radio station needs to be playing the college football (and basketball) games. I say that as a RTVF major myself, and former record spinner at the station. Someone needs to nut up and fix this. The rest of it sounds ok, if it actually happens.

We will never raise our profile playing the backmarkers.

For those with Roku it is an installable channel

I didn't realize that 95.3 was a replacement for KNTU, not an addition. The college radio station should be broadcasting the college football game. That's just basic functionality.

Serious question -- who "owns" the cameras at Apogee? I noticed during the SMU game that the quality was poor compared to the previous game on CBSSN (UTSA). I thought maybe CBS was responsible, but today the game looks just as bad on ESPN3. The sideline cameras aren't bad, but the main camera is located way down on the 25, and is fuzzy. Is UNT responsible for these feeds? If so, we need to step up and get decent equipment. There's no excuse for having broadcasts worse than the regional high schools.

UNT looking good against a team the HAVE to look good against. Hopefully this helps the Mean Green stabilize before conference play.

This is indeed the future for the PAC 12, but there's real value in the name. Certain conferences are written into the NCAA rules as being more than equal, and the PAC 12 is one of them. So regardless of membership, it remains a "P5" conference. Much like the Big 12. SMU (and UNT) hopes for a P5 berth run through a raided PAC 12 right now.

Facilities don't win games. North Texas is no better in Apogee than it was in Fouts.

There is a team from Old Denton Week zero they were kickin' They think they're best 'neath a coach named Seth But the Ponies left them just spittin'

9-4 puts SL at 46-42 career at UNT. That's hardly overwhelming, and not next-level caliber.

Here's perspective: since UNT's return to top level football in 1995, the team has won almost exactly 40% of their games at 122-203 (and 20% of bowl games). That means if this team goes 5-7, it's actually above average for our school.

It's not 1 game. It's everything since 2019. To recap: 4-8, 4-6, 6-7 (with a bowl loss), 1-1 with a high-profile blowout. Even in the winning seasons, he loses the bowl games (0-5)

I'm tired of the "talent" argument. I'd buy that argument if he was here a year or two, but he's been here long enough that the whole team is his guys. One of the most important things a head coach is supposed to do at the college level is recruit. Where's the pipeline, where's the development, where are the results? Don't blame the conference either, UTSA is right down the road and they can hang with any reasonable expectations.

Remember, we were chosen for the "whole package", not what happens on the field. Right? Isn't that what folks were saying last year? (anyone know if our volleyball team is good? Or rowing?)

As a complete aside, does anyone else think Phil Bennett looks like Stephen Root playing a coach?

Ah, the forward punt. Always a favored play for the offense.

Might as well get this started . . .

I'm pretty sure I've seen this game before.

I can't wait for that email from the Athletic Department about buying tickets for the next games.

IT'S NOT A SHUTOUT! HURRRRAH!

#hitfour?

Same here.

Welp.... #hitsix?