SilverEagle

Heh - things haven't changed much since I arrived in Denton in 1986! Boise realized a gem in Boise St. - not sure why Dentonites have never realized the gem in their backyard... ←

This reminds me that I need to find a "I DIDN'T COME HERE TO LOSE" t-shirt........ in green if possible.

I too want to see a new stadium. But when I go into Fouts now, I just remember that tape that I had of the UNT/UTA game at the end of 1985 season. When I looked at the tape a couple of years ago, I was shocked at what a dump Fouts was back then. It was the next season (1986) that the first artificial turf was installed.

In this case, I'm glad to be of service.

Before we get all tingly about something that just about every other D-1 fan/alumni takes for granted, let's see what else they do to promote North Texas football this fall before we declare them the best marketing dept in all of College football.

tequila is a bit expensive to use as a marinade. The beer is another story.

....and right after that they must have great guacamole! My favorite Uncle out on Camp Bowie has the best.

With respect, they slipped a looooonnng time ago. They are now at the bottom of where ever that "slippery slope" takes you. I left out one.....Esperanza's (owned by Joe T's and on Main st. just around the corner from Joe T's) They have great food and you can buy authenic Mexican pastries at their location.

I guess Reggie Bush must have a fantastic 40 time, because at 6' X200 lbs he isn't much bigger than Cobbs (5'8" X 205). Bush was also injured during his college career. And so was the RB from Memphis.

Good luck on getting anyone to talk to you.

Actually the best Fajita's in the metroplex are at "SilverEagles". After I cooked my first batch ever, my wife never ordered them again from a Mexican restaurant. I make Chicken and Pork only. Best Mexican food in Tarrant Co. Uncle Julio's El Paseo (Jacksboro Hwy) Mexican Inn on Camp Bowie and/or 8th Ave. El Asadero (North Main) 'The Original" on Camp Bowie Upscale, The Blue Mesa Grill Very upscale, Lanny's Alta Cocina

...kind of like Joe T. Garcia's in Fort Worth.

As my family used to say "Bless your heart". There is hardly anything worse than spending money on a vacation and having it turn out the way that you just described.

The 63 & 64 championships were courtesy of Chuck Curtis. Who won a state championship the year before at Jacksboro. Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think that any other coach has done this.

I'll take a slower tuff over injuries any day. If it's slower for us, then it's slower for our opponents.

Depending on who you are, you might get a civil answer from Mandy......again, depending on who you are.

You mean when Dickey was hired? I have no earthly idea who that (or they) might have been since I had suspended my involvement with athletics at that time (the Helwig era).

The renewal package hasn't been mailed out yet. At least I haven't seen one.

I forgot about Rex Johnson. He was a JUCO transfer (originally from Electra) and he was Kodak 1st team All-American in 1988. Corky sure knew how to assess talent.

Let's hope that the OL is healthy.

Stanley didn't look 6'2" X 290. He looked more like 6'1" x 275.

All are welcome to make their own nominations. Kevin is a good choice. In looking at the 02 press guide, it looks as if Vidal Carlin, the QB who was throwing to John Love during the 65 & 66 season was a JUCO player as well. Carlin's passing totals for both years was 3233 yards. Not bad.

Jack, who would you say was the most successful JUCO that NT ever signed? My vote goes to John Love (65 & 66), 144 receptions (third all time) and 2977 total all-purpose yards (7th all time). All that in two years.

What? No quitter talk yet? I'm shocked!........

Good for them. I'm looking forward to the day when we (once again) have that much confidence in our team.