Jonnyeagle

Except heading east is a lot better than heading west. Heading west means later game times and that means less exposure. We have a lot of schools in the AAC which are close by. That would change in the Pac12

Yes I can attest to this as I was trying to pick up an extra for my sister and her family. They are officially sold out which is a good sign for attendance.

Well from what I am reading is Tulane and Memphis are a no and they want to be in ACC with their good buddy SMUt. I think we should keep our options open but the Big West sucked big, sweaty donkey balls from my recollection.

I know you guys think of yourselves as rich and can afford all this but let's be clear, UTSA is super poor and they will be a big liability on budget and they can hardly pay their travel bills as is. Hell they can't even fire their shitty men's basketball coach because they can't afford to. Them signing up for all this additional travel is ludicrous. That is the ONLY reason their name is coming up out there.

I have long thought we invest too much into social media and graphics that make us look like a contender but not enough into the program itself. Whenever they finalize NIL going through the AD or University, I hope some of these AD operations positions will be moved over to fundraising. We are woefully poor at fundraising and always have been. Also, why is it noone in the AD ever gets fired? That must be one of the safest jobs in the country!

And yet they want our hard earned dollars to invest in NIL and facilities and whatnot. What a joke!

We will not beat Wyoming and you know that full well after today.

I don’t think so. Basketball and Ross is his only salvation honestly. The biggest key indicator for an AD will always be his head fb coaching hire.

With all due respect 3 and out, Eric Morris claimed we had a great team heading into the Cal game last season and he lied.

It was an absolute embarrassment to North Texas and I am ashamed as a UNT alumnus.

It was an absolute embarrassment to North Texas and I am ashamed as a UNT alumnus.

Top 5 lowest moments as a D1 football program today folks. Second only to potland state. This is why we can never move forward, every tome we have an opportunity to win a big game we blow it!

We are really really bad in football right now and with NIL it is only going to get worse. Morris is not a good coach please bring back Seth!!

Something is terribly wrong!

Enjoyed it!

Huge opportunity waiting for us here. In the past we would squander it. Will Morris be different this time?

Thanks!! Good stuff!

If airports are the key I would think DFW would be a plus. On the other hand, if they are looking for the stronger program in football over the past years it would be Texas San Antonio.

DENTON, Texas – UNT Athletics Vice President and Director of Athletics Jared Mosley has announced the department’s push to #SelloutDATCU for the Mean Green’s next home game on Saturday, Sept. 21 at 6 pm against Wyoming. With less than 10 days until kickoff, the Mean Green have already sold more than 20,000 tickets. Capacity at DATCU Stadium is 30,100. As part of the effort, Denton-based Peterbilt Motor Co. has purchased 2,000 tickets to distribute to employees. The game will also be a centerpiece event for UNT’s annual family weekend and will serve as the department’s yearly DATCU Day – celebrating the long-term partnership with the local credit union. “We are looking forward to being back at home for the Wyoming game in two weeks and all the events surrounding that day,” Mosley said. “It has been exciting to see the Denton community mobilize and get behind this effort to record our first-ever sellout of DATCU Stadium. We are especially thankful to local leaders like Peterbilt and DATCU others for the support in our goals.” Fans can visit SelloutDATCU.com for up-to-date numbers of tickets sold as the push for a capacity crowd continues. A crowd of 23,510 Mean Green fans were in attendance for the season-opening win over Stephen F. Austin on Sept. 7, including more than 6,400 students. The game will be a Green Out for all fans in attendance. Additionally, special rewards and giveaways will be released to UNT students as ticket claim thresholds are reached starting at 1,000 and culminating with a new record over 9,000. Local ISD Education Foundation partnerships with Denton, Sanger and Lewisville have been implemented with a portion of ticket proceeds purchased by these groups being donated back to support local students. Reunions scheduled for the weekend include a celebration of UNT’s 1994 and 2004 championship teams, including a visit from hall of fame former head coach Darrell Dickey, as well as a gathering of patrons at former Denton favorite, State Club. UNT spirit teams are also hosting Junior Mean Green Day. Tickets for the Wyoming game and the rest of the 2024 season and still available for purchase. Fans interested in purchasing single-game tickets or mini-plan packages for the 2024 season may do so online at www.meangreentickets.com or by calling the North Texas Athletics Ticket Office at (940) 565-2527 during normal business hours. https://meangreensports.com/news/2024/9/12/football-its-time-to-selloutdatcu --GMG--

I believe 86-89. He started at Wharton Junior College. Hurt his knee at NTSU and began wrestling after that.

He’s a good coach no doubt.