jredallas

Exactly. I am traveling with my family to the game, and this makes it easier to start planning the rest of the day now at least.

The coach Dodge is replacing at Lovejoy will have his debut as OC for SFA at North Texas.

With good weather: 9,000-10,000 With rain or very cold: sub-6,000 Has the game time been announced yet? I thought I had seen noon somewhere but still see TBD on UNT and AAC sites.

I have always parked on the street in the neighborhood south of Mockingbird without issue going back to years of hanging out with SMU friends on Blvd before games. I hope that is still a good option tonight.

I will be there, but I feel like this is going to be the sparsest UNT crowd at an SMU game in Dallas since this most recent home and home series started with them.

Same usually. Yesterday I was using the Varsity app with Bluetooth to my sound system and was able to only pause a couple seconds on the ESPN+ broadcast to let the app audio catch up. I had a friend that got me started with listening to all Cowboys games on radio while watching on TV in the 90s. I generally do that with all teams I care about to hear the home broadcast audio rather than "neutral" announcers. It's so much easier now to get all synced up with DVRs and so much through apps rather than broadcast tv and radio.

I always just turn that off and listen to Hank and Dave instead.

I was there last night too. One of my biggest regrets is getting greedy for profit and selling my front row tickets to see Pearl Jam at The Super Pit in 1993.

More than this: (yes, I know, I took that one before the game started :))

"Zip the gate."

No promissory estoppel argument to be made?

I know UNT will probably never go the HS coach route again (lessons harshly learned), but Chris Ross at Lovejoy would fit that bill too. Marcus Trice was one of his assistants last year before he left for his current gig at SFA.

As the late, great Ernie Zampese said, "One thing I'm finally figured out. If the play doesn't work, it's a bad call. If the play works, it's a good call."

I'm not sure if it is a factor, but I would think Texas Farm Bureau Insurance as a pretty long term sponsor may have something to do with not having Allstate as an option for being a sponsor or having the Good Hands net.