UNTflyer

Thanks for the negative votes on the picture, guys, but chill out it was just a joke.

Mark May did not say North Texas State

http://www.facebook.com/AllStarFootball?sk=app_248131358564315

Black powder and rain... Probably not a good mix.

http://m.dentonrc.com/drc/db_23088/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=FTls6jX5

I don't think anyone is complaining about fans who live in another country or state. But shame on the season ticket holders, the students, and the residents of Denton who decided to stay home yesterday.

There were no more than 3000-4000 at that game.

LOL

This is so high school-ish.

And you call yourself a fan??? I have never missed a Senior Day at Apogee.

They sell clear ponchos with the SOW logo at Voertman's.

Our attendance problem is partly because our conference consists of Hyphenated University. So let's solve it by going to CUSA and bringing UT-San Antonio?

Huh??? It's 1000 feet south of the old stadium.

I still rank high enough for an automatic bid for a non-BCS program.

Official: 17,011

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- I think it would be great to give away sunglasses, like the kind our head coach wears. - NO! That's a terrible idea! He has a medical condition! What are you, some kind of jerk?

Weeden has 446 passing yards

Huh? Who are these guys? http://www.dentonrc.com/sharedcontent/dws/drc/opinion/editorials/stories/DRC_Editorial_1118.2b2051f01.html

The ordinance is in place to prevent residents from parking on their lawns and making the neighborhood look cluttered. It's actually quite common and I'm willing to bet nearly every city in North Texas has such an ordinance. The question becomes a matter of enforcement. It could be an unwritten policy to just look the other way six days out of the year for the good of the city. I'm pretty certain enforcement isn't a high priority when there are city-sponsored festivals such as JazzFest. Alas, city leaders seem determined to make parking at or near Apogee a major issue even to the point of harassing homeowners who just want to make a few bucks and support their local university.

The city of Denton Code Enforcement Division launched a campaign this week to inform residents near Apogee Stadium that it’s illegal to turn their lawns into parking lots. http://www.dentonrc.com/sharedcontent/dws/drc/localnews/stories/DRC_Game-parking_1117.2ab11f883.html

UTSA isn't going anywhere. Please stop talking about them like they matter.

OK, lots of things wrong with this article.... first, Title IX does not "guarantee gender equality in collegiate athletics." It requires schools to provide equal opportunities. Semantics, but poor writing here. " If UNT were to add a baseball team, steps to qualify would include creating more spots for female athletes to participate in by expanding teams or adding another women's sport to the athletic program." "Qualify" for... what exactly? Again, there seems to be some misunderstanding on Title IX. It's not something for which you "qualify." We have four men's sports - football, basketball, golf, and track. We have seven women's sports - basketball, golf, track, volleyball, soccer, tennis, and swimming/diving. What's the problem? It seems to me that women have a greater variety to compete in athletics at UNT. There is no men's soccer, or swimming, or baseball, or tennis. The only issue would be the possibility that the number of scholarships lean towards the men's side due to the size of the football team, but Title IX does not require equal scholarships. We have ranked so high in Title IX in previous reviews that it is far, far from the problem here.

I heard that they will just have to make rotaing schedule to where one team from each league would not play on every day of the season.

I always thought it was dumb the the NL and AL play by different rules. What if the AFC made QBs kick field goals while the NFC allowed for some kind of weird, specialized player whose sole purpose was to come into the game to kick??? Wouldn't that be odd?