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GREENVILLE, North Carolina – The UNT men’s basketball team riding a five-game winning streak begins a two-game road trip on Wednesday as they first face East Carolina in Greenville, North Carolina. The Mean Green (10-5, 3-0) and Pirates (9-8, 2-2) are scheduled to tip off from Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum at 6 p.m. CT. The game will be broadcast on ESPN+ and the Mean Green Sports Network, presented by Learfield. It’ll be the fourth all-time meeting between North Texas and ECU but the first played at the Pirates’ home arena. UNT heads into the road conference game playing its best basketball so far as the Mean Green have held its previous two opponents, Tulane and Temple, to season low scoring outputs in route to two double-digit victories. The Mean Green own the nation’s third-best scoring defense as they’ve held their 15 opponents to an average of 58.4 points per game. Both Tulane and Temple were held to fewer. North Texas’ defense has led the nation in allowing fewest points per game in each of the last two seasons. Over the years it has been just as stout on the road. Since 2021, UNT is giving up just 58.8 points per game on the road (25 games). No other team in the country is giving up less than 62 points per road game over the same time span. Defense has been key to North Texas’ road success over the years as they enter Wednesday’s game owning the nation’s best road winning percentage over the last two-plus seasons at .800. Scoring points will be at a premium on Wednesday as the Pirates are also a strong defensive unit. Their coaching bench features former Texas Tech head coach Mark Adams whose Red Raiders defense became nationally known as the most efficient in the nation. Multiple years Texas Tech allowed less than 85 points per 100 possessions. ECU can also put the ball in the hoop well as they are led by its sophomore Ezra Ausar who also is a childhood friend of Mean Green guard Jason Edwards. Ausar, a forward, is one of the best in the American at scoring around the rim and gets to the foul line a lot as he draws over seven fouls per game. Following Wednesday’s game at East Carolina, the Mean Green travel to Charlotte to face the 49ers (9-7, 3-1) on Saturday at 3 p.m. CT to conclude the two-game road trip. For more information on UNT men's basketball tickets, contact the Mean Green Ticket Office at 940-565-2527 or at ticketoffice@unt.edu. Fans can visit the UNT Athletics Ticket Office located at Gate 2 of DATCU Stadium between 9 a.m. and 5

Happy New Year from your UNT Alumni Association! It is with great excitement that we share some wonderful news — on January 22, we will welcome Joshua Jones as our new assistant vice president for alumni engagement. Joshua comes to us with a wealth of experience that makes him a fantastic addition to our dynamic team and the UNT Alumni Association family. His dedication to enhancing alumni engagement aligns perfectly with our goals, and we are excited about the positive impact he will bring to our members and the entire UNT alumni community. Currently serving as the senior director of alumni advancement at the University of Memphis, Joshua previously served as the director of alumni relations at the University of South Carolina Upstate and held progressive roles at institutions like the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, Ohio University and Long Beach State University, showcasing his dedication to the field of alumni engagement. Joshua holds a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management from Hampton University, two master's degrees from Ohio University and is currently pursuing a Doctorate of Education in higher and adult education at the University of Memphis. What makes Joshua truly special is his commitment to creating an environment that welcomes everyone — a perfect match for the UNT Alumni Association’s mission and values. We are excited about the incredible things that lie ahead under his leadership. Let’s extend a warm Mean Green welcome to Joshua Jones! As he becomes a part of our UNT community, we can’t wait for you to experience the energy and fresh perspectives he will bring. Here’s to a year filled with meaningful connections and memorable moments!

2024 American Athletic Conference Preseason Coaches’ Poll 1. Wichita State (8) 80 2. Charlotte (1) 70 3. North Texas (1) 66 4. South Florida 55 5. Florida Atlantic 47 6. UAB 40 7. Tulsa 37 8. East Carolina 29 9. Memphis 14 10. UTSA 12 (#) denotes first place votes

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Behind career highs from CJ Noland and Rubin Jones, the UNT men’s basketball team improved to 2-0 on the year with a 75-64 win over Omaha on Saturday at the Super Pit. Noland scored a career-high 18 points and Rubin Jones dished out a career-high eight assists in the 11-point win. Coming off his 26-point performance in the season opener on Tuesday, Aaron Scott also scored 18 points versus the Mavericks (1-2) as he and Noland led all scorers. “Omaha is a solid team,” Jones said. “They really challenged us and hit shots but guys like CJ (Noland) stepped up big and led us tonight.” Twenty of UNO’s 64 points on Saturday came at the free throw line as they finished 20-of-25 from the charity stripe. The Mean Green led the entire game for a one minute and 12-second stretch during the first half and seemed to start to pull away from Omaha when their lead grew to 18 right before halftime. However, the Mavericks crept back into the game as a 7-0 run early in the second half got the deficit back to within single digits. “We gave up way too many points in the second half,” Jones said. “We’ve got to be better defensively. Winning is never easy so we’re happy but we got to be better. And we will. We’re already way better than we were last game.” Down the stretch Noland put an end to any Maverick runs and hopes of a comeback as he drained step back 3-pointers and scored physical baskets around the rim. The Mean Green newcomer scored 11 points in the season opening win on Tuesday, which tied his career previously set at his former school Oklahoma. On Saturday Noland scored 13 points in the final 11 minutes of the game to seal the win. “Each day I’m getting more and more comfortable.” Noland said. “Rubin (Jones) has been a big part of that.” In addition to Noland’s second half, the Mean Green were once again clutch at the free throw line. On Tuesday they made 13 of their final14 free throws. On Saturday they ended the game making seven of their final eight attempts at the line. Saturday’s win is also the Mean Green’s seventh straight victory overall. It’s the nation’s second longest active winning streak behind reigning national champion UConn’s eight-game winning streak. Saturday was also North Texas’ 10th straight home win. UNT hits the road next as they travel to Charleston, South Carolina for a Thursday showdown versus St. John’s in the first game of the Shriner’s Hospital Charleston Classic. Thursday’s game will be broadcast on ESPNU and the Mean Green Sports Network, presented by Learfield. Tipoff is scheduled for 12:30 PM CT. QUICK NOTES UNT held Omaha to just 26 first-half points. UNT held Omaha leading scorer Frankie Fidler to seven points on 2-of-7 shooting. Aaron Scott has had back-to-back games with at least three 3-pointers made. He started this season making seven of his first 10 attempts. Aaron Scott recorded his 350th career rebound. Freshman Alex Cotton made his collegiate debut. Rubin Jones recorded his 180th assist. Rubin Jones dished a single-game career high eight assists, previous high was seven. CJ Noland recorded a collegiate career-high 18 points. Rubin Jones scored his 650th career point during the game. Three UNT players scored in double digits: Noland 18 points, Scott 18 points and Sissoko 10 points. Robert Allen scored his 400th career field goal during the second half. For more information on UNT men’s basketball season tickets, contact the Mean Green Ticket Office at 940-565-2527 or at ticketoffice@unt.edu. Fans can visit the UNT Athletics Ticket Office located at Gate 2 of DATCU Stadium between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

The UNT soccer team signed 12 incoming freshmen this week to national letters of intent in the early signing period. It’s the Mean Green largest incoming freshman class in over 20 years. The large class features a state champion, a top 25 keeper, multiple all-state honorees and MVPs. Eleven of the 12 signees are from the state of Texas. The signees join a North Texas soccer team led by head coach John Hedlund who will be entering his 30th season as the Mean Green’s head coach. Hedlund founded the program in 1995 and has never had a losing season. He’s led UNT to 16 conference championships. He’ll enter next season just seven wins shy of his 400th career win. It’s a benchmark that has only been reached by 19 NCAA women’s soccer head coaches ever. Hicks Bishop, Lakeway, Texas, Goalkeeper Incoming freshman goalkeeper Hicks Bishop attends IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida. The central Texas native was tabbed by TopDrawerSoccer as one of the Top 25 goalkeepers in the class of 2024 in each of the last three seasons. Bishop helped lead IMG Academy to back-to-back Girls Academy League national semifinal appearances and a national runner-up finish. Ella Bushko, Haslet, Texas, Defender Incoming freshman Ella Bushko will join her high school teammate Alexis Miller in Denton. Bushko was a first team all-district honoree last season at VR Eaton High School and is a multiple time honoree. The Haslet native plays clubs soccer for the Dallas Texans. Addison Christian, Frisco, Texas, Defender Incoming freshman Addison Christian signs with the Mean Green after helping lead her Frisco High School team last year to the 2023 UIL Texas 5A State Finals and is the team’s captain. The defender joins a program that has leaned heavily on its defense to lead it to conference championships. Celine Diaz, Ft. Worth, Texas, Forward Incoming freshman Celine Diaz was a 2023 TASCO 5A Second Team All-Region honoree last season at Birdville High School. The goal-scoring forward was also named her district’s offensive player of the year last year in addition to first team all-district. She plays club soccer for Sting Black Ramsey Fieker, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Midfield The only non-Texan in this 12-person class, incoming freshman Ramsey Fieker from Tulsa, Oklahoma, led her Jenks High School to the 2023 OSSAA 6A State championship last year. Fieker is the second player in program history to come from Oklahoma. She plays club soccer for the Tulsa Soccer Club. Emma King, Houston, Texas, Midfield Incoming freshman Emma King was named to the 2023 TAPPS DI First Team All-State Team after last season. She was also voted to the Lethal Enforcer All-Texas Starting XI. King helped lead St. Pius X in Houston to its greatest single season in school history last year with back-to-back state finals. King was a 2022 TAPPS All-District honor the year prior. Madison Lambert, Katy, Texas, Forward One of two incoming freshmen in this class from Katy, Texas, Madison Lambert was a first team all-district honoree last year at Jordan High School as a junior. The forward plays club soccer for Albion Hurricanes. Claire Niedermeier, Heath, Texas, Forward Incoming freshman Claire Niedermeier from Rockwall Heath High School was named the District MVP and Offensive MVP last season. The then junior was high school teammates with UNT’s Mia Bernard. Niedermeier was named by the Dallas Morning News to the All-Area team after last year. She plays club soccer for Sting Black. Sadie Ozymy, Coppell, Texas, Forward Incoming freshman Sadie Ozymy was named first team all-district last year and named by Star Local Media to the all-area second team. She scored a team-high 19 goals and had five assists last season for Coppell High School. They were the bi-district finalist. She plays club soccer for Dallas Texans. Hannah Phillips, Katy, Texas, Defender Incoming freshman Hannah Phillips from Katy High School has been named one of the top players for the class of 2024. She’s a multiple 6A all-district and all-region honoree. The centerback plays club soccer for Albion Hurricanes. Rydlii Rives, Arlington, Texas, Forward Incoming freshman Rydlii Rives is a multiple all-district honoree. Rives’ older sister Rylee plays soccer Navy and has played in over 40 matches for them. Rives plays club soccer for DKSC. Beya Rosales, Prosper, Texas, Defender Incoming freshman Beya Rosales is one of the top 50 players in the state of Texas. She’s a TopDrawerSoccer three-star recruit and the captain of the Prosper High School team. She was high school teammates with current UNT defender Sarah Peyton Webb. Rosales is a multi-time all-district and TASCO all-region honoree. Her older brother plays soccer for Dallas Baptist. She plays club soccer for the Dallas Texans.

DENTON – The UNT men’s basketball team defeated Northern Iowa 83-77 in overtime on Tuesday in one of the most thrilling Mean Green season openers in recent memory. The win was first-year head coach Ross Hodge’s first career victory. North Texas junior Aaron Scott scored a career-high 26 points in the home win and newcomer Jason Edwards added 19 to lead the Mean Green in scoring. Edwards made five free throws in the final 32 seconds of overtime to seal the victory. Senior Rubin Jones scored 15 and tied his career high with five steals. “Incredibly thankful for the crowd tonight,” said Hodge of the 4,145 total fans and 1,602 students in attendance to see his first victory. “(UNI’s) toughness and experience showed tonight, especially in the first half. In the second half we were better in grabbing the 50-50 balls and kind of looked like the defense we’re used to playing. And I’m proud our team’s resolve. We’re going to have to figure out how to close out games, because again their experience showed late in the second half.” Thanks to a blistering 9-of-11 shooting from deep to start the game, North Texas (1-0) led 38-36 at the half, despite not quite looking as crisp on defense. In the second half the lead grew to as many as 11 points over the Panthers (0-1). But after Scott scored his then career-high 20th point on a 10-foot fadeaway with 7:04 left in regulation, UNT was held without a field goal for the remainder of regulation. Then with 1:42 remaining in regulation, UNI took a one-point lead. Its first lead of the second half. Free throws kept the Mean Green in the game down the stretch and then in the final seconds of regulation with the game tied UNT stopped the Panthers on two final shots on one possession to send the game into overtime, tied 68-68. “When we come back and watch the film we have to watch it through the lens as if their last shot went in,” Hodge said. “I wouldn’t be here soaking wet (from celebrating). We would be sitting here talking about how we got beat on an offensive rebound. But I think that’s what great teams do. They process it and they continue to get better, because we can get so much better. “But of course, it’s great to learn and win and the same time.” In overtime, North Texas won the tip, scored on the first possession, and never looked back. UNT has now won four straight overtime games dating back to last season. They made 14 of its final 15 free throw attempts — 10 of 11 in overtime — to secure the first win of the season and of the Ross Hodge era. The Mean Green are back in action on Saturday at 7 p.m. CT as they host Omaha at the Super Pit. For more information on UNT men’s basketball season tickets, contact the Mean Green Ticket Office at 940-565-2527 or at ticketoffice@unt.edu. Fans can visit the UNT Athletics Ticket Office located at Gate 2 of DATCU Stadium between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

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PLEASE READ: Upon conclusion of the Men's Basketball game vs. Sam Houston, the Mean Green Collective will be in the Mean Green Honor Club room on the lower level of the Super Pit. Individuals planning to attend can make their way down the stairs near the end of the Mean Green home bench and up to north tunnel to the right. The Mean Green Honor Club room is just around the corner from the north tunnel at the Super Pit. There will be individuals present to help direct you once you get to the stairwell at the end of the Mean Green bench. Look forward to seeing many of you there! Go Mean Green!

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gmg UNT MEAN GREEN FOOTBALL POSTGAME NOTES (Oct. 21, 2023) At No. 23 Tulane (L, 28-35) - The 28 points North Texas scored Saturday at No. 23 Tulane is the second-most points scored on the nationally ranked Green Wave this season. Only Ole Miss has scored more on Tulane this season. - The 28 points UNT scored Saturday at No. 23 Tulane is tied for the points the Mean Green have scored against a nationally ranked team on the road in program history. - UNT quarterback Chandler Rogers threw for 343 yards on Saturday at No. 23 Tulane. It’s the fourth time he’s thrown for over 300 yards this season. The 343 yards is a season-high for the junior. - Quarterback Chandler Rogers’ 343 passing yards Saturday at No. 23 Tulane is the most passing yards by a Mean Green quarterback against a top 25 team in over 23 years. - Quarterback Chandler Rogers finished Saturday with 35 completions at No. 23 Tulane, which is a single-game career high for the junior from Mansfield, Texas. It’s the most completions by a UNT quarterback since Mason Fine had 35 versus Houston in 2019. - Mean Green quarterback Chandler Rogers attempted a career-high 51 passes on Saturday at No. 23 Tulane. That’s a single-game career high for Rogers. - Quarterback Chandler Rogers threw two touchdowns on Saturday at No. 23 Tulane. It’s the fifth time in the last six games Rogers has thrown for multiple touchdowns. He now has 38 passing touchdowns in his career. - Chandler Rogers attempted a career-high 51 passes Saturday at No. 23 Tulane and had no interceptions. He’s now thrown 216 consecutive pass attempts without an interception. After Saturday, Rogers has now thrown 14 touchdowns and has just one interception on the year. - In addition to his 343 passing yards Saturday, quarterback Chandler Rogers also led UNT in rushing yards at No. 23 Tulane with 34. He broke off a 14-yard rush in the first quarter. - Nine different UNT players caught a pass Saturday at No. 23 Tulane. Eight of the nine caught multiple passes. - Wide receiver Roderic Burns had 54 receiving yards on Saturday at No. 23 Tulane. The former walk-on is now just 13 receiving yards shy of breaking the 2,000-yard mark, which only nine Mean Green receivers have ever accomplished. - UNT’s Landon Sides caught his first career touchdown pass Saturday at No. 23 Tulane. The touchdown and the ensuing PAT tied the game in the fourth quarter. - Safety Phil Hill picked off his second pass of the season. - North Texas scored a touchdown on an 88-yard drive to open the second half. It was UNT’s sixth scoring drive this season of 80+ yards. - Ja’Mori Maclin grabbed his ninth touchdown of the year and his 11th touchdown of his career. Maclin has now had a touchdown catch in seven straight games. It’s the second-longest streak in UNT history. Jaelon Darden went 10 straight games with a touchdown grab from 2019-20. Maclin led UNT on Saturday at No. 23 Tulane with eight catches for 71 yards. - Receiver Blair Conwright caught a UNT career-high 70 yards on Saturday at No. 23 Tulane. The TCU transfer’s all-time career-high is 74 yards versus Iowa State in 2020. Prior to Saturday Conwright’s UNT career-high was 29 at FIU this season. -Ayo Adeyi had an 18-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter. It was his fourth touchdown of the year and 14th over his career. -UNT on Saturday recovered its first onside kick since 2016. They had previously failed on its last two onside kick attempts. - Running back Oscar Adaway III had his third rushing touchdown of the year, which was his 11th of his career. He finished Saturday with 15 rushing yards. - Cornerback Ridge Texada broke up his 24th career pass, which moved him into seventh in program history. - UNT linebacker Jordan Brown led the Mean Green in tackles on Saturday at No. 23 Tulane with a career-high 15. He had eight solo tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss. - North Texas was shutout in the first quarter for the first time this season. - UNT was held without a point in the first half for the first time in 30 games. They were last shutout in the first half in 2021 versus UAB. - After the result, UNT moves to 3-4 on the year and 1-2 in conference. First-year Mean Green head coach Eric Morris’ career NCAA record moves to 27-22 (.551) after Saturday’s result. Morris was FCS’ Incarnate Word’s head coach from 2018-2021. - North Texas captains were Stone Earle, JP Hadley, Mazin Richards, Logan Wilson and Febechi Nwaiwu. 20231021-34660.PDF

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The Mean Green win puts the all-time series at 17-8-1 UNT’s favor, with the last meeting coming in 2019, when the Mean Green won 51-31 in Denton. UNT’s captains for the season are Stone Earle, Febechi Nwaiwu, Mazin Richards, Logan Wilson and JP Hadley. Making their first starts of the season for UNT were: Landon Sides, Taylor Starling, Carson Knopp and Marcus Moore. UNT’s 530 total yards marked the third time the Mean Green have had over 500 yards of total offense in as many games. UNT’s 24 points in the first quarter matches the most points in a first quarter since 1995. It ties the total from a matchup against Idaho State on Nov. 11, 1995, and last year’s game against FIU on Nov. 5 With Ja’Mori Maclin eclipsing the 100-yard receiving mark and Ayo Adeyi putting up more than 100 yards on the ground, it marks the second straight game UNT has had a 100-yard rusher and 100-yard receiver in the same game after going more than a full season without accomplishing the feat - since Nov. 20, 2021, a 49-7 win over FIU. Junior quarterback Chandler Rogers (Mansfield, Texas) made his second start for the Mean Green and finished the night with 321 yards and three touchdown passes on 23-of-36 passing. He also had seven carries for 29 yards and a touchdown. Rogers made his second start at UNT and his 20th career start after transferring from ULM. Rogers’ 321 yards passing gave him his second 300-yard passing effort with the Mean Green and second in as many games. Rogers’ 18-yard touchdown pass to Damon Ward, Jr., with 10:14 left in the third quarter was the 31st of his career and seventh at UNT. Rogers’ 17-yard touchdown pass to Damon Ward, Jr., with 12 seconds left in the first quarter was the 30th of his career and sixth at UNT. Rogers’ 1-yard touchdown run with 8:56 left in the first quarter was his second rushing score of the season and eighth of his career. Rogers’ 80-yard touchdown pass to Ja’Mori Maclin with 12:21 to play in the first quarter was the 29th of his career and fifth at UNT. The 80-yard pass play was the ninth longest in program history and the longest since Andrew McNulty to Carlos Harris against Rice in 2015. Twelve different receivers caught passes for the Mean Green, the most since 12 receivers caught passes in last year’s game against Memphis. Junior RB Ayo Adeyi (Mansfield, Texas) finished with 13 carries for 110 yards. Adeyi’s 110 yards marks the second 100-yard rushing performance for UNT this season, it’s the fourth 100-yard game of his career and his second in as many games. It’s also the first time he’s notched back-to-back 100-yard games. Adeyi’s 42-yard run in the second quarter was his longest of the season. With his 110 yards, Adeyi moved into 20th on the program’s all-time career rushing list with 1,595 yards. Junior running back Oscar Adaway III (North Little Rock, Arkansas) finished with 31 yards on 11 carries. Junior running back Isaiah Johnson (Lubbock, Texas) finished with 39 yards and seven carries and two touchdowns. Johnson’s two touchdowns marked the first time in his career he’s had multiple touchdowns. His 5-yard touchdown with 1:01 left in the third quarter was his second of the season and 11th rushing touchdown of his career (14th overall touchdown). His 11-yard touchdown run with 11:36 to play in the second quarter was his first of the season and 10th rushing touchdown of his career (13th overall touchdown). Junior WR Damon Ward Jr. (Beaumont, Texas) finished with three catches for 41 yards and two touchdowns. Ward’s two touchdowns gave him his first multi-touchdown game of his career. Ward’s 18-yard touchdown reception with 10:14 left in the third quarter was the ninth of his career and fourth this season. Ward’s 17-yard touchdown reception with 12 seconds left in the first quarter was the eighth of his career and third this season. Sophomore WR Ja’Mori Maclin (Kirkwood, Missouri) finished with two catches for 110 yards and a touchdown. His 110 yards marked the second 100-yard game of Maclin’s career and second this season, with the first coming in the season-opener against Cal. His 80-yard touchdown reception with 12:21 left in the first quarter was his seventh career touchdown and fifth in four games season. The 80-yard reception was the longest of the year for a UNT player and the longest of Maclin’s career. Maclin is the first UNT player with touchdown receptions in four straight games since Jaelon Darden’s similar stretch in 2020. Freshman WR Landon Sides (Denton, Texas) finished with a team-high five catches for 61 yards. Sides’ five receptions is the most by a true freshman since Loronzo Thompson had five catches in the 2020 Myrtle Beach Bowl. Junior DB Nick Nakwaasah (Dallas) finished with a team-high six tackles, including three solo stops. Senior LB Kevin Wood (Converse, Texas) finished the day with five tackles, including a solo stop, a sack and a tackle for-loss. Wood’s first quarter sack was his second of the season and fourth of his career. Junior LB Jordan Brown (Huntsville, Texas) finished with five tackles, including two solo stops, and a QB hurry. Junior DL Marcus Moore (The Colony, Texas) finished with four tackles, including three solo stops. Senior DL Mazin Richards (Burleson, Texas) finished with two tackles - both solo stops - a tackle for-loss, a sack and two QB hurries. Richards’ fourth-quarter sack was his second of the season and he now has 9.5 in his UNT tenure and 30.5 in his career. Sophomore DB Bryce Linder (College Station, Texas) finished with five tackles, including four solo stops. Junior DB Logan Wilson (Dallas) finished with three tackles - all solo stops – and a pass breakup. Junior DB Harold West (Arlington, Texas) finished with three tackles - all solo stops – and a pass breakup. Junior DB Loronzo Thompson (Friendswood, Texas) finished with four tackles, including two solo stops, and a pass breakup. Redshirt freshman LB Ethan Wesloski (McKinney, Texas) finished with four tackles – all solo stops. Senior kicker Noah Rauschenberg (Tulsa, Oklahoma) went 6-for-6 on extra points and was 1-for-2 on field goals. 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DENTON, Texas – After a fantastic performance going 4-for-4 on field goals, including kicking the game-winner in the final 10 seconds against LA Tech, senior kicker Noah Rauschenberg was named The American Special Teams Player of the Week, the league announced Monday. Rauschenberg becomes the first player in program history to earn AAC honors after UNT joined the league for the 2023-24 academic year. In addition to going 4-for-4 on FGs, he also finished 4-for-4 on extra points to remain perfect on the year in both field goals and extra points. He is one of just two AAC kickers to not miss a kick this season. With his performance, Rauschenberg became the first UNT player to make four field goals in the same game since Ethan Mooney against Middle Tennessee on Oct. 19, 2019. Along with Rauschenberg’s honor, junior running back Ayo Adeyi landed on the AAC Honor Roll after finishing the contest with 148 yards on 19 carries and a pair of touchdowns against the Bulldogs. UNT returns to action Saturday, Sept. 30 when they host Abilene Christian. Tickets for the contest can be purchased here. AAC Players of the Week Sept. 18 – Noah Rauschenberg, Special Teams Player of the Week

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Louisiana Tech scored 17 straight points to tie the game up late in the fourth quarter, but North Texas drove down and kicked a game-winning field goal to come out on top in a 40-37 shootout on Saturday night inside Joe Aillet Stadium. LA Tech (2-2) trailed for the entire game, including its largest deficit of 17 points after North Texas (1-2) scored on a 36-yard deep pass down the left sideline with 10:23 remaining in the fourth quarter. That is when the comeback started. Jack Turner, who replaced starter Hank Bachmeier late in the third quarter after he left the game due to injury, led the comeback. He punched in a 1-yard rushing touchdown to slice the deficit down to 10. Then with 1:20 to play, Jacob Barnesbooted a 30-yard field goal through the uprights to make a one-possession game. The special teams unit contributed on the very next play, recovering an onside kick to give the Bulldogs a chance to tie the game up. read more: https://bossierpress.com/college-football-tech-comeback-falls-just-short-against-north-texas/

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