southsideguy

Does Bill Clark want to coach again after a year off?

I remember going the SFA game and there were so few fans you hear the players, the squeaking of their shoes and the ball bouncing on the court. I think SFA had more fans.

I still think Skip Holtz would be a good pick up. He did so much at LATECH with so little. He has recruited at our level with not much money was pretty successful there. I have wonder why some coaches move from a team that they had good success with and flop at their new jobs.

Dion could really improve our secondary.

with sl offense he tries to eat up the clock and thus keeping the score down (sometimes).

if he gets to 6-6 and we keep him I will not be back next season to see the same offense (think we have about 6 or 7 plays) and hear his same old press conference. 6-6 in CUSA will not cut it in AAC.

good passing team we are in trouble

all the above

Starting to wonder if WB even cares. Nothing from his office.

I don't think SMUT people sweat?

only different this year is we are one of the horrible teams.

I think we should be about 129

The best sign with the most impact is if we all boycott the next home game and stay home. That will send a big message.

Mean while back at the ranch-crickets.

UTSA will show no mercy on us.

UNT fans before a game:

some schools have higher expectations than UNT. Houston is 1-2 right now. losses to Kansas and Tech. Their fans are ready to get rid of him. At UNT would say we played them close and are happy or so it seems.

Who gets let go first, Houston HC or UNT HC?

It has gotten so bad I might be out town for the LATECH and I don't want to give my tickets to anyone because I embarrassed on how we play and get curb stomped

I think at this time he is just going through the motions.

Cant bring myself to listen to it. Different week same story.

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7. maybe line the qb up under the center when you are less than a yard from the end zone. We have good center and a big qb and everyone will expect the shotgun with the handoff to the running back. They will never see the qb sneak up the middle.

You are right about the basketball attendance. Should be at least double what it is.

If SL is back next year I won't be back next year. Heck I don't know if I will make any other games this year.