Mean Green 93-98

Of which organizations were those in attendance members?

There's already a thread on this:

It looks like his numbers cratered: https://www.maxpreps.com/tx/houston/st-thomas-catholic-eagles/athletes/roy-thomas-jenkins/football/stats/?careerid=om3js31luc7i2 He had out-of-this-world numbers as a freshman, and as a senior he threw only 12 TDs against 10 INTs? Going by the above link, he didn't play at all his junior year. I'm sure he greatly cooled as a prospect.

But there isn't any per-class commit limit anymore. If a coach offers Rogers and he turns out to be ineligible, coach can fill that spot with someone else. With his talent, I'm surprised he didn't get far more PT than Cal gave him. I kind of wonder if he didn't do something bad at Cal, or did something that really turned the coaches against him? If something like that is known in the coaching community, it would explain why he hasn't been snatched up yet.

It's a very pressing question.

Just curious . . . how much money did the Sun Belt lose by not having one of their teams play in the bowl game?

Get a room, you two.

I see it far more on the defensive side of the ball than on the offensive.

I've seen some of these recent games where they were obviously faking injuries to slow things way down, like the Illinois-South Carolina bowl game. Some kind of action is necessary, or it's only going to get worse. Either make a rule like this, or give refs discretion to call something like a "flopping" penalty.

We have been the Eagles longer than the Philadelphia Eagles. I don't see them looking for an alternate name to avoid "copycat" accusations.

To my thinking, we are still the Eagles and we are also the Mean Green. Might as well take the eagle off the helmet and off the field if we aren't the Eagles.

You got me. Delightfully dry.

Something less than that.

It's all leading up to the university's renaming. We're going to be the University of North America.

You are arguing against a different point than the one he is actually making. He is not talking how well the North Texas football team has performed on the field versus how well the North Texas basketball team has performed on the court. He is talking generally about what a football program contributes to an athletic department versus what a basketball program contributes to an athletic department.

As long as PC is our RB coach, I am comfortable that the position will be solid.

No way we could afford him. I would expect he'll land at least a $4 million NIL deal.

As in, right now? If a school leaves and we need a replacement, I see them as a solid candidate. But I don't think we need to add them just to add them.

The NFL does not count sacks against a QB's rushing yards.

Yeah, my comment said nothing about Mestemaker's performance, which I thought under the circumstances could easily fall in the "great" category.

If that was a response to my comment, you clearly misunderstood my point. Perhaps I would have better described it as "effusive praise" rather than "over-the-top praise."

I agree. I think Morris's over-the-top praise of Mestemaker was the diametric opposite of coachspeak.

Not just "some of our players." The QB runs the offense. Beyond that, Chandler Morris had been pretty well carrying the team on his back most of the season. Going from that to a walk-on who had only taken a few snaps (who admittedly was very impressive considering that) was not a kind of handicap the Bobcats had to deal with.

No. I don't know why people think what happens at a single point in time expresses a permanent state. They beat us by two points in one game we had to play with a hand tied behind our back. Overall, we still have advantages they would love to have.