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They should fire their coach!!! Oh wait , too late

Let's see Mendoza had 2 weeks to prepare for Navy.... 74 points!!! Let's see Mendoza has 5 days to prepare for Arkansas State , a team that has scored 45 vs. SMU & 52 vs. ULL....

**BETTER: can we get the Girls of NT to be the waterboys? Yes , Im thinking they will wear white shirts and have water fights on the sidelines, talk about a boost in attendance!!!

Cameron also played UALR a week ago and only lost by 19. If we don't go dancing , im expecting the NIT

You forgot to mention we are giving up 49.6 points per game. We are a touchdown greater than the second to last team , Rice. It's not like we have the strongest schedule either. OU is the only ranked opponent we have played , we play in the cellar dweller of conferences , Arkansas in a above average team , Navy is average. 49.6 has to be on pace for a record , been trying to find the NCAA record for most points allowed for a season , but having not luck so far.

Rumors are the entire UCLA staff could be let go after the season ( just rumors) , but if they become true BRING HIM BACK HOME !!!!!!!!! TD you can retain Mendoza , just move him to another coaching position.

BacK On TrAcK !!!!

http://www.star-telegram.com/news/story/295678.html Posted on Wed, Nov. 07, 2007 Dodge, staff at UNT cleared of racial allegations By TROY PHILLIPStphillips@star-telegram.com STAR-TELEGRAM / RON JENKINSUNT Dodge and his staff were cleared this week by the university of racial allegations. University of North Texas officials released late Wednesday the findings of an investigation into allegations of racial bias against head football coach Todd Dodge and members of his coaching staff. UNT found that two suspended and one former player -- all of whom filed a joint complaint last week with the Texas NAACP -- were not victims of inequitable treatment based on race or any other reason. Dodge, who couldn't be reached for comment Wednesday, said Tuesday the matter was closed as far as he was concerned. "I've talked to my team and let them know what I thought," Dodge said. "It was important they know how it made me and my coaching staff feel. We won't talk about it anymore." In a statement released by the university, UNT president Gretchen M. Bataille said Dodge and his staff "continue to have my unwavering support." "The university took the students' allegations seriously, and immediately launched an investigation that now has been completed," Bataille said. "The investigation revealed no discriminatory behavior, nor any pattern of racial bias in the decision-making and communication of the UNT football coaching staff, nor any within the football program as a whole." Bataille went on to say, "The investigation also concluded that one of the football players was suspended not for the use of his speech or slang, but rather for behaviors that violated the conduct expected of team players." One of the players bringing the complaint, cornerback Desmon Chatman, was suspended more than a month ago by Dodge for missing a workout. Chatman, who was interviewed as part of the investigation but did not submit a written statement to the university, claimed initially that his punishment didn't fit the crime. According to UNT's findings, Chatman was suspended for "missing the practice and misrepresenting his whereabouts during the practice session." Cornerback Dominique Green, who first notified the NAACP, a newspaper and several television stations, was suspended Nov. 4 after refusing to stop using profanity after benching the night before against Middle Tennessee, Dodge said. Green said that his use of the word "hood" -- urban slang for a neighborhood -- prompted his suspension after assistant coach Clayton George disapproved of the word. Dodge and George said Green's "insubordination and the accumulated instances of poor attitude" were the reasons for Green's suspension. It was the second strike for Green this season. He didn't play in UNT's first two games for disciplinary reasons. Not long after returning, he was elevated from a backup to a starting position. Former player Gary Oubre, another cornerback, joined the complaint late last week. NAACP officials postponed two campus visits with the three players last Thursday and Monday. Troy Phillips,

Expected , but GREAT NEWS!!!!

I thought the orginal plans were to have Staubach and Mean Joe do the coin flip. Someone posted there was some kind of conflict w/ Staubach.... dirty shame , that would of been special to have 2 greats at the middle of fouts.

I wish DD would of thought the same thing about Phillip Graves last year with his injury status... we could of really used him this year

11/10 vs. Navy 11/15 @ Arkansas State 11/24 vs. WKU 12/01 @ FIU I'm thinking the troops really get behind TD & the staff and get on a roll to close out the year on a positive note. The FIU game really scares me though , I hope they have a win by the time we come to town. I say we win the final 2 home games & the FIU game , while gettting beat by a better Arkansas State team on the road.

I'm hoping the MUTs over look us this year after the pounding they gave us last year. They are the better team , but I'm thinking we pull one out for the fans on homecoming. With a liittle Green Kool Aid , I got ...NT 28 MTSu 27

Ouch: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?page=bottom10078

* Vote who u think will WIN* I'm a CUBS fan so I don't care , but also a baseball fan in general so I will watch. I'm going for the Rockies , but I think the SOX in 6 games

I was hoping we might land him the second time around, but he just recently commited to Marquette.

6!!!

I saw them leaving from the McDonalds parking lot yesterday in a short bus

I'm looking for OL prospects

2010

5 Turnovers and still getting blown out

PLEASE SCORE THIS DRIVE!!

mine went blank after the punt... my computer or is it the feed??? says it transitioning