Dannymacfan

I got my flight now just looking for hotels.

Agree. Good way to go.

Memphis football coach Ryan Silverfield is facing pressure from fans after the Tigers' three-game losing streak. There's also growing concern that his job status could be in question if the season continues to spiral. If the Tigers made a coaching change - and there's been no indication that will happen, yet - could they look further south for a potential replacement? On ESPN's College GameDay podcast this week, senior college football writer Pete Thamel suggested Jackson State coach Deion Sanders could be a candidate should the Tigers move on from Silverfield. read more: https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/sports/college/memphis-tigers/2022/10/27/memphis-football-deion-sanders-coaching-change-espn-ryan-silverfield/69597085007/

What does this mean about our future prospects in the new AAC conference?

Agreed

This is hard to watch. I feel embarrassed.

Man we can’t shoot to save ourselves. Terrible start!

I don’t think people understand that Deon would love to be back in the DFW space. It could be a very lucrative move for him.

I personally think Tom Herman would be a great hire!

You are the one who keeps defending Littrell.

Man I know we all have the utmost respect and support for Coach Littrell but unless you are an ostrich with your head in the sand you know this thing is O-V-E-R.

One thought, if you want to make the trip to NO it will need to be next season or you will have to wait until 2026 until we play them again.

Great news!

Hey @ChinazoObobi02 welcome and glad to have you visit us! Looking forward to seeing you wearing green soon. You're going to love it here.

Yeah but those are endzone seats only. He is wanting better seats I would imagine.

It just seems like everything is going so well for us right now. Basketball is killing it and is the best it has ever been. Football is inching towards a conference championship and Littrell is really starting to glow up and receive a lot of praise for his coaching. Softball, soccer, women's basketball and many of the other sports are doing well. The only thing I could compare this to is when we won the Heart of Dallas Bowl in 2013 under Mac. And at that time the other sports were struggling but Mac did a great job. DT was our QB that year. All of this is occurring because of the great AD Wren Baker and Dr. Smatresk's unyielding support. I used to be worried about us moving into the American conference, out of the warmth inside of the Conference of USA Judy-womb. I no longer have those fears. I think we are headed into the right direction and we will be very competitive in the American next season. Anyway, as we head into a big homecoming weekend I just wanted to share some of my enthusiasm over the direction we appear to be headed. Go Mean Green.

I have back trouble and like to bring my chair back with me to the game. Is this allowed? It’s not that big just gives me a little support so Indont have to stand up. I figured it was but just wanted to make sure.

I like it!

I don’t agree with Vito a lot of the time but I do think he cares about UNT and I would miss his stories if he was gone.

Game: FIU Panthers vs North Texas Mean Green Date: Saturday, November 5, 2022 Location: Apogee Stadium in Denton, TX TV: ESPN+ Odds/Point Spread: Mean Green (-21) Total/Over-Under: 62 Apogee Stadium is the site where the North Texas Mean Green (5-4) will take on the FIU Panthers (4-4) on Saturday. FIU is 21-point dogs from oddsmakers. The over/under is 62. The FIU Panthers come into this game with a record of 4-4 for this season. In their last matchup, the Panthers played the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs and went home with a win by a final score of 42-34. Grayson James went 31/48 with 321 yds passing and 3 TDs. He had a QB rating of 141.4 and ended the game without throwing an interception. Lexington Joseph was the rushing leader for the Panthers with 12 carries for 37 yards (3.1 yards per attempt). The FIU Panthers ended up rushing 26 different times and accumulated 57 yds, which had them averaging 2.2 yards per tote. At the end of the game, they tallied 74 plays for 378 yds. FIU conceded 28 pass completions on 40 tries for 256 yards, and a completion rate of 70.0%. Against the run, the Panthers conceded 184 yds on 41 tries, which averages out to 4.5 yards per rush surrendered. Read more: https://www.docsports.com/free-picks/football/2022/fiu-panthers-vs-north-texas-mean-green-prediction-11-5-2022-college-football-picks-best-bets-odds.html