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I didn't think it possible to make Fouts far side seating look smaller, but this field cam does, as well as make the field itself look far away. Here's Marshall's new turf to compare...... Marshall Stadium photos with new Field Turf being installed

Well, at least he's aware of it. Now if he can just find an answer for it! <_<

"Authentic reproduction...." Is that like Genuine fake? Those were great looking helmets!

6pm on a Thursday. Have you ever driven from Dallas to Denton between 4-6pm on a weeknight? <_<

I like that they are throwing the bait out there. It's just like fishing, you never know who may bite.

What did they say and show?

I don't think they'll get many women from outside Denton on a weekday at 6pm...the rushhour drive up there at that time is a killer. Why not a Sunday afternoon?

"was" a real blessing... (as in past tense?)...... Howard said last year you can't win a National Championship in the Sun Belt and that FAU has higher goals.... it's time we set him back a notch in his Master Plan.

I'm not crazy about jazz but someone should preserve these for the music school, unless they already have them...... eBay: NTSU reel-to-reel jazz tapes 1959-74?

of your list probably Best Buy...you want the 20-35 age guy crowd.

posted by fauowls561 , 07-24-2005, 16:10, from 24.55.140.154 I hope for a lot of Belt upsets! The one that I want from an FAU standpoint is this year against OK State. It'll be awfully tough, but we have them down here and it'll be on ESPN2 Thursday Night Football. It was released today that the Owls will have some more impressive opponents coming up. We play UF in 07 and 2011 and next season we'll face South Carolina, Clemson, K-State, and Oklahoma State.

from the new logo items NT Bookstore site... Is this the "new" Scrappy?....in stuffed animal form

Can't argue with that.

So why is this NT Bookstore site still using the outdated Daffy Eagle logo on this "Announcements and Events" page? Catalog main page

New poll to use big-name retired coaches By RALPH D. RUSSO, AP Sports Writer July 25, 2005 NEW YORK (AP) -- A dozen retired coaches with impressive resumes have agreed to take part in a new college football poll that the organizer hopes to unveil in late September. Ideally, the Master Coaches Survey will have 15 or 16 voters, who will be provided game films of the top teams, said Andy Curtin, an Atlanta-based lawyer and former sports agent who came up with the idea after watching last season's Orange Bowl. Southern California beat Oklahoma 55-19 in the Bowl Championship Series title game. ``After that debacle last year in the championship game, I started thinking about what was wrong in the method of selecting teams,'' Curtin said Monday in a phone interview. Curtin met with 14 coaches last week to discuss his idea. John Cooper (Ohio State), Vince Dooley (Georgia), Pat Dye (Auburn), LaVell Edwards (BYU), Hayden Fry (Iowa), Don James (Washington), Frank Kush (Arizona State), Dick MacPherson (Syracuse), Bill Mallory (Indiana), Don Nehlen (West Virginia), John Ralston (Stanford), John Robinson (USC), R.C. Slocum (Texas A&M) and Gene Stallings (Alabama) attended the meeting in Georgia on July 17. Curtin said Bo Schembechler (Michigan), George Welsh (Virginia) and Terry Donahue (UCLA) have also expressed interest in being part of the panel. That group includes 11 coaches voted into the College Football Hall of Fame. Curtin said 12 coaches have already committed to take part in the poll, but would not identify them. Last year the BCS formula used The Associated Press media poll, the coaches' poll and a compilation of six computer rankings to determine which teams played for the national title. Each element counted for one-third of team's BCS grade. The AP asked the BCS to stop using its poll after last season, and the BCS recently announced the creation of a replacement poll, which will use a panel of 114 former coaches, players and administrators, plus some media members. Curtin presented his idea to BCS officials in March, but they passed on his proposal. Coaches participating in the Master Coaches Survey would participate in a conference call or round-table during the week to discuss their opinions then vote on a top 25, Curtin said. Curtin's plan is to have the poll released Wednesday nights during a television show with the coaches, who will be made available for questions on how the teams were ranked. He has hired a marketing firm, hoping to draw interest from a television network, possibly ESPN or College Sports Television, to air the show and help pay the coaches for their work. Curtin proposed a fee of about $60,000 per year for the coaches when he went to the BCS. ``You would not believe how well informed these guys are when we met last week,'' he said. ``They know the current teams and players. One of the coaches has three TVs in his basement and watches nine games a week.''

A flight to Chattanooga is cheaper at $233....looks about 80 miles from MUTSboro. 1 adult Total: USD 233.40 Flight: American Airlines flight 3689 operated by AMERICAN EAGLE on a Embraer RJ140 Jet Depart: Dallas/Ft Worth, TX (DFW)- Sat, Sep 10 11:02am Arrive: Chattanooga, TN (CHA) - Sat, Sep 10 2:01pm Flight: American Airlines flight 3688 operated by AMERICAN EAGLE on a Embraer RJ140 Jet Depart: Chattanooga, TN (CHA)- Sun, Sep 11 2:32pm Arrive: Dallas/Ft Worth, TX (DFW) - Sun, Sep 11 3:47pm

They had a couple open houses at the AC last spring, with tours. I'd bet you could go there and someone would show you around.

I'd settle for a CUSA spot as our next move up....ASAP! <_

Thanks, that is better than "selling" a home game. I hate that the BCS sharks want a minimum 6 home games plus any semi-home games they can manipulate (Ark/ULM) and call an away game. And hasn't the 15K minimum attendance-average criteria been abolished?

What is the former Men's Gym (snakepit) going to be used for? I thought it would make a perfect volleyball-only facility.

A couple years ago a paint company, in Tyler I believe, offered to paint the roof for free for some advertising rights, it was declined. The stadium is in horrible condition and a lot of the roofing insulation is falling off into the stands.

Ask Troy if they would rather have played their home game with Mizzou in KC. I think not. And ask any Troy business. That will be a game forever remembered to Troy fans and the City of Troy, worth much more than any $500,000 payday for an "away" game forgotten in a couple years. Ask ULL fans about their game hosting A$M a few years back, with record attendance; would they have preferred it in Houston? NO way.

Thanks for the info Rick. It's frustrating to the fans when the program loses good players to grades ( and I applaude the rising GPA and graduation rates overall!). I don't understand some players not taking advantage of the academic help and maintaining all their opportunities, such a waste.

Wissel looked impressive in that first scrimmage I saw him throw. I didn't see a better passer out there that day (Meager was injured and I haven't seen him play yet). I don't understand why Wissel was let go, if he was.