Mean Green 93-98

Wishing you a speedy and full recovery, Greenbat.

The demand for oil worldwide will continue to increase regardless of what we do in America.

Kind of an apples/oranges comparison, but I guess I would lean toward SMU. I see the SMU game as being a true rivalry. Playing the academies is an experience, but I can't imagine NT and Army ever viewing each other as heated rivals.

Great article, and he sounds like a great man.

Exactly. Best wishes, Brandon!

The logo on their helmet looks suspiciously like our SOW, if you will recall: Photos Previous thread on Prosper logo

Absolutely disgusting. Unfortunately, today's and past Supreme Court decisions will not let this monster receive the punishment he deserves. Not that a New York court would give it to him anyway.

Kind of embarrassing.

I'd have a hard time arguing with that lineup, especially the DL and LBs. As far as the defensive backfield, I have no idea. We are talking about a secondary that was absolutely shredded last year, so I wouldn't even say Bush is an absolute guarantee. We have a lot of fresh blood coming in, and I am curious to see how they and Greg Garden will do. I'm looking forward to seeing all those questions answered--hopefully in a way that points the Mean Green to the win column!

I think everybody is counting on Gilmore. I can't think of a loss that would hurt worse. As for Scoggins, I don't know. I'd love to see him step in and get some quality time off the bench.

Your basketball insight is always top-notch--thanks for posting!

I see that Darien Williams will be playing in this game as well as the Oil Bowl.

With regard to your first point, even with a population explosion the Denton population would not come close to Dallas' population. Also, one can be assured that more sports/entertainment options will come to Denton as the demand increases. With regard to your second point . . . you've got me!

La Tech has the right to schedule whomever they feel is in their best interest. The arrogance is not reflected in their scheduling, but in the comments made in this column, and in comments recently made by Dooley. Yes, the WAC is a generally more respected conference than the Belt, but La Tech is hardly head and shoulders above ULM and ULL like they make themselves out to be. The columnist says the proof is in the pudding--how much pudding have you tasted from La Tech?

If everything comes together and the stars align just right, this could be a very special season. But it wouldn't take many injuries on the DL to devastate the team's chances.

He/she (or they, like with what happened our first pregnancy) will change your life--congratulations!

Interesting scenario. However, everything you mention already describes SMU, yet Park Cities residents are not packing in Ford Stadium.

Congratulations, Brett!

I really don't see how this will affect my liberty--I am fully confident that I will be able to do all the things I did before. But I do see how it could help the nation's security. I don't see it as a trade off.

Too funny!

http://www.sportsline.com/collegebasketball/story/10868892 For the "police" - posted here because of the number of ships we lost in football (5 I think?) for failing to meet APR standards.

What does "Dogtown" even mean? Is that just a play on Cleveland's "Dawg Pound"? I guess I won't complain about the name too much--I think it's a great idea. Just a little confused there.

Sorry--I guess this Arkansas living is cancelling out my quality edumacation.

Lifer, Kentucky is SEC.

Actually, it looks like Dodge is converting him to a WR. He played QB his junior season.