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Reasons it will be Greer: - If their talent level is about equal right now and Greer just got here in Spring... it will be Greer since he shows more upside. - He gets playing time with the expectation that he could play for 3 years - He is Chico's recruit..................twice. People that think Mac runs the O are wrong. Mac just doesn't want a no-huddle offense that scores within 1 min each drive. - While Mini-Mac has shown some things in practice to warrant consideration.... his gameday history stacks against him,

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Is that the movie that you told me had multiple climaxes in it?

https://twitter.com/UNT_UPC/status/502137999279157248/photo/1 "DENTON - Thanks to the North Texas Student Government Association (SGA),University Program Council (UPC), Student Activities, and Mean Green Athletics, the North Texas football game at Texas on Aug. 30 will be shown live in Clark Park on a jumbo screen via a GoVision mobile video truck. The event is free for all fans, and Clark Park is located at the corner of Highland Street and Avenue C in the heart of the North Texas campus. Clark Park does not have seating, so attendees are urged to bring their own blankets or chairs. Kickoff is slated for 7 p.m. on the Longhorn Network. Be sure to follow Mean Green Sports on Facebook and Twitter for additional watching-party opportunities throughout the season." http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/ntex/sports/m-footbl/auto_pdf/2014-15/misc_non_event/ClarkParkMap.pdf http://www.meangreensports.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/081814aac.html This post has been promoted to an article

I envisioned a different scenario

These are the 3 you need to worry about. Let's not hijack this thread into another "where is...."

I feel like we are vastly more aware of what is going on in their camp (as fans) than they (their writers) are with our own

On second thought you're right

I get that Cato is good but come on........ when will the media stop sucking off Marshall? They lost to MUTs last year and got throttled by Rice. #20?

Same row but one section over in 31

Wasn't there a loophole as to why those numbers can't be accurate?

He will try to flee the country before the Ukrainians inevitably capture him and try him for shooting down the airliner and insurgency. Hope they catch him since if he gets to the border he is a goner

I agree that there should be a thread on Iraq and the situation in it...... but that would be a TON of work. Obviously the situation isn't as black and white and some present it to be but posting political pundit's estimations for what is the cause of the rise of ISIS and blaming it on a lack of continual American presence within the country is simply not accurate. The larger picture is that lines have literally been drawn in the sand with each group having their own support system: Iraq (Shiite run and operated): Iran, Russia, Syria, US Kurdistan: US and some consideration of Turkey if they opt to continue buying oil directly from the Kurds ISIS: Syrian Rebels, Turkey (to a degree) and some would even say Saudi Wahhabists This problem cannot be permanently resolved by the presence of US troops in Iraq for the next 10 years... sorry. The cynic in me thinks that either you break up the country into 3 different partitions or these guys will continue to slit each other's throats until the bloodletting becomes too much (as you saw in later stages of the Bosnian wars). George Bush Sr. made a well educated military decision when he stopped our tanks at the gates of Baghdad. Too bad his son couldn't take a page out of this book but I attribute George's decision to having worked at the CIA and fully understanding the ramifications that would exist if Saddam was overthrown. The same ramifications that we see existing today. Can one blame the Shiite majority for acting the way they are in Iraq? They were a sub-servant majority in the nation for YEARS.... brutally suppressed when they rose up after the Gulf War by Saddam..... and now are in power over their former masters. Combine that with the obvious affection they carry towards Iran and it sets a bad tone for any and all relations with Sunni officials within Iraq. Picking sides in this battle is very dangerous (even with the Kurds) and I hope that after years of failed foreign policy (from both parties) that we can make more calculated decisions about who we decide to support and who we decide to bomb.

http://www.masseyratings.com/team.php?t=5584&s=262657 of note: 14% at Texas 48% at Rice 67% to beat SMU 54% at UTSA

Lmao

Or because Maliki's government shuts out any and all Sunni from sharing power.... but keep telling yourself it is about the presence of US troops. The Sunnis ran the country since it's inception and now they don't........simple as that.

I'm sure someone could make that happen.

They might also fear us a bit more than they do UAB... ever think of that? Why pay more to a team that could very well come in and beat you in front of your ignorant fanbase (Tenn fans are delusional) Last year South Alabama almost beat them.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/unt-vs-ut-austin-alumni-rally-tickets-9815467327 http://www.siloonseventh.com/ "Join the UNT Alumni Association at The Silo on 7th in Austin for an Alumni Rally. Come and network with other UNT alumni and friends as the Mean Green gets ready to take on the Texas Longhorns in the opening season football game! Complimentary hors d'oerves and cash bar available. The game takes place on Saturday, August 30, at 7 p.m. Come and cheer on the Mean Green!" This WILL be the place to be and you can expect a ton of green in attendance. Owners are UNT Alums and HUGE football fans.

Anyone else notice how many UNT fans are in the audience? You can't see them by the color green since people didn't give a crap about gear back in the day... but you can hear how loud they are.

If you would.....change the title of the video to 1988 North Texas vs. Texas Football and add in some tags that will help people better find this vid. Great job!

both VERY well spoken representatives of our team