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I'd say so, but history shows us if we get to a bowl game with Littrell, we're gonna lose by 30 points

I expect we'll have a new head coach next season. No excuse for the highest paid coach in the conference to have three straight losing seasons I hope I'm wrong, but with our schedule, I think Littrell is done here

Williams was from Lubbock Coronado, not EP Coronado

If Aune can get his completion up to 60%+ we'll be rolling. Fact is he missed too many passes last year that would've made a difference

Mean Joe Cedrick Hardman Booger Mason Fine Jaelon Darden Honorable mentions are Lance Dunbar, Steve Ramsey, Ron Shanklin, Patrick Cobbs, Mitch Maher, Zach Orr

Agreed. Our fanbase's obsession with them is getting to the point of stalking. Take the L, get better, and improve. It's not hard

Is this a UNT forum or an SMU forum? I hate them as much as the next UNT fan, but good lord the entire first page is us basically bitching about them. At this point I'm hoping the SMU game is a good opportunity for our guys to continue to get better in their respective systems, especially the defense(It's gonna be a good teaching opportunity for Bennett when they hang 60 on us). I don't expect to win, but it will help us for conference, which is what actually matters.

They took us out of the CUSA championship in that miserably cold and rainy game under McCarney

Seeing this after reading the "Legacy of RV" thread just makes me so happy. Wren Baker is the best thing to ever happen to UNT Athletics in the last 30 years.

Jimmy John's and Rock n Roll Sushi

More sad that we're not in their position at this point. It took Hugh Freeze two years to do more than Seth Littrell has in six

Got to celebrate my first father's day this year. And of course we had to do it in style

I think that's the biggest loss we had with Graham Harrell. Sure his mid-to-late playcalling was suspect at times, but almost always his opening script of 20-25 plays or whatever it was would put us in a position to get 10-14 points in the first few drives. Obviously having Mason helped, but we haven't seen the same early game offensive success since Harrell left. Maybe Bloesch will help that with a year under his belt, but it's crucial we get a couple scores early on to set the tempo for the rest of the game.

I'm not sure I'd say that yet. Novil is a stud and the Murphy twins have tremendous upside and performed well as freshman. Tyreke and KD are solid LB's. John Davis, Upton Stout, and Gaddie have all shown promise in the DB room. Questionable? Maybe, but I like to think we have some solid pieces that will work well in the right environment

I thought Brad Davis was the best OL coach Littrell has hired. That is until Bloesch came along. Either way, excited to see the recognition a great coach deserves

How dare you question Jason Bean's ability to throw the ball /s

As someone who grew up in West Texas and visited Alpine frequently (and not because it was some hipster instagram thing to do), I agree. For as ugly as it can be in certain places, the Chihuahuan Desert has some breathtaking views.

Always enjoy Sanoe's content. We actually hung out some at UNT. Good dude

Enoch Jackson listed as an OL? Gotta be a typo right?

Burning bridges to high school recruits seems like a bad idea on paper, but it might work out for them with the extra COVID year. They likely won't be as backlogged on future classes because they have a bunch of guys who are there more short term. Could go either way. I don't think Spavital is going to be there much longer, but who knows