emmitt01

These people would all like a word...and I'm pretty sure they would have each brought more fans to the pit.

We had better pull out ALL the stops to have a huge crowd on hand for their trip to Denton.

WHY are we trying to play at their pace??? When we have used the shot clock, passed the ball, and made them defend we have pushed the lead

Texas Tech’s coach talked exclusively about Texas Tech while being asked questions about his Texas Tech team??

Careful everyone, pointing out miscues by Edwards will have @HoosMeanGreen on here telling us how this basketball program didn’t really exist until he arrived

Yeah, we didn’t get anything going on the last two offensive possessions…luckily we stood up on the defensive end. I expect a BIG push by FAU to start the 2nd half

They’re forcing their pace and KILLING us when they push the ball off of our misses (by the way, how has our offense become A-Scott shooting threes?)

I’m sorry, but Golden vs Sissoko is a perpetual mismatch

Given the theme of this post, if some of the sentences weren’t laid out with satire in mind, this is the highest form of comedy

Now just imagine how the pit could’ve looked if SMU was a draw for any of the 1.4 million people in Dallas

Pay wall

Let’s see. Southlake Carroll has 4 state titles without Todd Dodge (3 before him and 1 since). Austin Westlake was a real downtrodden program before the “legend” got there, only going to the state final in 1990, 1994, 2000, 2001, 2006, and 2009 while winning 76% of their games all-time…and they really fell off after he left, only going a combined 28-2 (with both losses to North Shore) in the last two years. And Drew Brees was their only notable alumnus…as long as you don’t count Sam Ehlinger or Nick Foles, and this guy who was under center during Dodge’s state title wins: https://247sports.com/Player/cade-klubnik-46056879/high-school-219672/ Yeah, Dodge has been a real do more with less kinda guy. Ever taken the time to look up his coaching record when he isn’t in an ultra-affluent suburb.

Led? Leading is taking a team that DOESN’T have more resources than all of its opponents to a place they haven’t been before…it is not taking an already successful program with incredible resources to the place that they will naturally reach. I’d like to see how he’d do at a place with few resources and without an established tradition of dominance…maybe a place like North Texas. Guess we’ll never know how that would turn out though. 🤔

It appears that he is set to take over as head coach of Lovejoy high school. The man is a true pioneer, taking on the Herculean task of winning at places like Southlake Carroll, Austin Westlake, and now a school where they went 12-2 last season.

How embarrassing for Dallas then since you’ve plastered the city’s name across the chests of your “not very good” team…well, it would be embarrassing if anyone was ever there to see it

I’m talking about North Texas across the board, football included.

One of the things I have hated for YEARS, and discussed with other fans, is that we have a “tradition” of: - Hyping up big games, and - Having a chance to really make a statement, and - Pulling in big crowds, and - Crapping the bed Last night we had a great atmosphere, showed everyone a great game…and WON! That is huge because that is how you turn people who are just there for the novelty into people who want to come back consistently. The group sitting behind me commented several times “this is really fun” and “I didn’t know North Texas games were like this.” THAT is how you build a lasting fanbase.

For SMU????

I don't think it is personal, if I had to guess it's because your handle gives people PTSD* *I'm kidding....mostly 😂

Wait, you expect these guys to actually travel for a game? If they do, I’m sure we can handle all 7 of them being somewhere in the Super Pit

WHAT???!!! You mean to tell me that quality teams can lose on the road and NOT automatically become “soft”, or “lucky to have won the games they won”???

Whoever made that…double their salary NOW