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I would put LSU at number 1. The Kibbie Dome should get honorable mention.

Here is a link. https://lightthetower.com/

I get the concept of a donation. I am thankful, for example, that my gifts to academic programs have given me some perks that were an unexpected bonus (ex. a campus parking pass). However, my athletic contributions (that include the MGSF contribution for multiple club seats as well as multiple BB season tickets) are made with the expectation that I will receive some special consideration including a parking space, a meal, comfortable seating etc. The athletic contribution is conditional, and I should reasonably expect that other individuals who receive the same benefits will be held to the same requirements as me.

Wrong Neighborhood.

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I still don't believe it will be enough to buy them a national championship or even an ACC championship. https://www.barstoolsports.com/blog/3517374/smu-a-school-with-6300-undergraduates-raised-dollar159-million-for-athletics-last-year-as-the-mustangs-move-to-the-acc

No. When they fill all the other general admission and charge the regular price for premium seats then I am good with that.

Numbers look good. Should have 3 years of eligibility. Bakersfield College (gogades.com)

That happens at Basketball games as well. I have 4 seats, pay MGSF contribution, and some guy sets next to me and when I ask he says he bought ticket at window for less than the face value of mine or if unsold some students occupy the seats. For what I give I would rather have the space to stretch my legs.

When I was a child the only team in Texas was the Astros so I rooted for them as I listened to games on my transistor radio at night. Nonetheless, every time they played the Giants I was pulling for Willie to hit a home run. The greatest players will sometimes transcend team loyalty. Willie Mays' case as baseball's GOAT: 24-time MLB All-Star was the perfect five-tool superstar - CBSSports.com

The Debate Team coached by Dr. Brian Lane has continued UNT's over 100-year tradition of success in Debate competition. I am glad that President Smatresk acknowledged their performance.

When did this supposedly take place? The Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law by the board are included in the body of the article. He was reprimanded for an improper relationship but there is no reference to a minor or to "grooming". That incident was in the 80's. He gave up his license in 2006 voluntarily and he was not practicing in Texas or California at the time. If you bother reading up on the subject her allegations involve employment and she said he behaved properly during her time as a client. Despite Reports, Dr. Phil Was NOT Disciplined For ‘Molesting Young Patient’ | Law & Crime (lawandcrime.com)s As far as the source for this link let me attach an assessment of its credibility. https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/law-newz/#:~:text=Law %26 Crime is owned by the Abrams,owns the left-leaning Mediaite and The Mary Sue.

So you are saying that: He and Gary Dobbs did not open Courtroom Sciences, He did not choose to give up private practice, UNT lifer did not meet him through work in the early 90's, He was not hired by Oprah for her lawsuit with Texas Ranchers, Oprah did not make him famous, He did not start his own show, and, He did not voluntarily surrender his license. Should I ever believe a UNT lifer claim in the future? While he may have been the subject of criticism by other Psychologists, he voluntarily gave up his license in Texas in 2006 and had not been practicing in Texas for years prior. California did not require him to have a license for his show.

One of my favorites in my childhood. Jerry West, One of Basketball’s Greatest Players, Dies at 86 - The New York Times (nytimes.com)

Gretchen Bataille was disastrous, and V. Lane Rawlins came to the rescue (having previously been president of Washington State and Memphis) and got us back on track, but he said from the beginning he would not stick around very long. Smatresk had been President of UNLV for 4 years and had previously served as an administrator at UTA. I thought from the beginning Smatresk was a steal. Smatresk proved himself to be effective and is stepping down at just the right time. I think we need the expertise that Keller brings to the position and I am optimistic that he will prove to be a great hire.

Lee Jackson had been a State Rep for a few years and then was County Judge of Dallas County. I never thought he had much pull in Austin and thought he was a poor choice for Chancellor so don't include me in your "we". I am sure he was good for UNT Dallas though.

Since he graduated from Notre Dame can we assume he is a football fan? His graduate degrees were from Georgetown so is he likely a basketball fan as well?

Looks like a good hire. He clearly has the political connections we need. We need someone that understands how Austin works.

I wish the AAC had automatic access to the SNOOP DOG ARIZONA BOWL PRESENTED BY GIN AND JUICE BY DRE AND SNOOP. I would make every effort to attend if we played.

The theaters were located in Richardson, Las Colinas, Lake Highlands, Dallas and Denton. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/five-north-texas-alamo-drafthouse-cinemas-closed-but-may-reopen/ar-BB1nLcIo?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=3d0da9281640406f99858227d8e2ba20&ei=18

Our Win/Loss projected at 5.6-6.5. 2024 College Football Power Index - ESPN

The 15 FBS teams not playing an FCS opponent in 2024 (fbschedules.com)