Mean Green 93-98

I have to agree. Illinois has a pretty solid team, and I thought Nebraska's defense looked better than it has in recent years.

UNT is not really a liberal arts school. Unless you're referring specifically to the College of Arts and Sciences.

That's not a good question to ask. Even at their very peak, Tech under Leach usually had terrible defenses.

I don't love the script, but as a one-off to honor those teams, I think it's very cool.

Glad we have a few folks here with enough brain cells to realize this is fake. At least for now.

Really good? 11 years. Solid, as in top 3rd? 6 years.

Just win. Yes, win with class, but win. Figure out a way to get this team to 8 wins or better, win a bowl game, and I won't care if your granny is our DC.

I'm not a gambler, but my understanding is it's all about where gamblers place their money. If more of them start putting money on Wyoming since they're getting 9 points, the line will start moving toward the middle.

This is the truest post I have ever read on this board.

The top 5 ranked conference champions get a bid to the playoff. Chances are, the PAC will have one of those 5 bids more often than not.

But . . . the MWC is only left with their bottom half now. How are they on a par with the conference that took their best teams? Not to mention, the PAC is evidently about to cherry pick the AAC as well. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying they'll be like the PAC of years past. But they'll clearly be a step above the AAC and MWC.

It was a 2-year contract.

You do known that the PAC just grabbed the MWC's best teams, right?

After the 2027 season.

I don't think it worked that way. Texas State was a little ahead of our schedule, and they were looking at both Eric Morris and Kinne. When we started showing interest in Morris, he quit talking with Texas State. I don't really know which way they were leaning at the time, but they might have lucked into hiring Kinne over Morris.

Because of financial considerations, Morris will be here next year. But the question is open for anyone else on staff right now.

Motivation was not the problem.

UAB just went up 17-3.

Memphis beat Florida State 20-12 UAB is beating Arkansas 10-3 ECU is beating Appy State 16-6 And Temple at least is not embarrassing the conference, only losing 20-28 to Coastal Carolina.

3 of those TDs were off of interceptions. So the problem is not only on the defensive side of the ball.

Maybe. The same could definitely be said about any of those other games I listed, with the possible exception of Portland State. In that Rice game, our guys (with the exception of Tobe Nwigwe) flat out quit, just like the Portland State debacle. For all the problems exposed today, and for all the dumb mistakes, I mostly saw guys continue to play hard.

Maybe. I see 7 possible wins remaining on our schedule. But outside of Temple, I don't see many likely wins. At this point, what do you think would be a good, but realistic, expectation for the rest of the season?

Today sucked. But I don't think it's bottom 5 since our return to 1-A bad. 1. 2015 Portland State 7-66 2. 2008 Rice 20-77 3. 2005 Tulsa 2-54 4. 2007 OU 10-79 5. 1999 LSU 0-52

This is his last year of eligibility. I think?

Get hired at a school who can't afford to buy out 3 years of his contract, particularly while said school continues to pay his predecessor?