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We shut them out in the first quarter.

I don’t disagree, but we were watching a UNT game when our conversation took place. Game discussion: Underthrown ball saved us.

I agree with the Tech comment. It cemented people’s idea that we are lower tier. I’ll respectfully disagree regarding the helmets.

Will never happen. I voiced this frustration to a friend of mine who is a former high school OC and head coach and he thought I was nuts for thinking we should go under center.

Sam Houston beats Texas St. Maybe Kinne’s not as good as some (on this board) think he is. Probably also means there will be post saying we should have hired Keeler. Man I love this board🤣🤣🤣

It seems like a lot of us are thinking along the same lines. I hope we're not disappointed. UNT: 45 Tulsa: 24

I agree. I think of a "blackout" as a one-time, special occasion (though it seems to me it should be around Halloween), and I'm all for it. The throwback is fun once a year as well. The rest of the year, give me all green or all white. Those are our two best looks. Honestly, I didn't realize how much I like the all green until last Saturday. AND, it really is a statement look for a team called the Mean Green. Today I'm going to enjoy the blackout uniform and hopefully the victory over Tulsa. If we wear black again, I'll bitch like I usually do:)

My opinion is obviously in the minority, so I’ll keep it to myself. GMB

So redshirting is the code name for quitting in this situation? I obviously don’t know how this stuff works, but isn’t it the teams decision as to who they choose to redshirt?

That’s just the deal, there is no contract. If what is being reported is true, that all obligations were met, UNLV will be my 2nd favorite team this year. I hope they don’t miss a beat without him.

Happy Birthday to you and Mean Joe. Hope you both had a great day!

Did you happen to see him when he had the cap ON TOP OF the headphones. Just a ridiculous look for anyone, but especially a head coach.

Hahaha. I rewatched the game last night and when I saw the thread title I knew exactly what it was about. I agree with your assessment as well. I think he’s looked pretty good in limited minutes in garbage time. I’d also like to see Cash get a few snaps, I realize it’s unusual for the 3rd stringer to get in a game.

No kidding. Being seen as inferior to nUTSAk is a kick to the nutsack.

I tend to agree that being left out of the playoff as an undefeated team caused players to leave. How many? That’s the real question. I don’t like Fla St, but I feel like Playoff Committee killed their football program…at least in the short term.

Fla St. at #80. What a free fall! edit to add: Has a school ever dropped off so drastically in such a short period of time? Screwed out of a spot in the playoff one season and ranked #80 by the 4th week of the next season. Another thought: What impact did getting bypassed for the playoff spot have on this? More importantly, glad to see UNT moving up and hope it continues.

Never was a fan of the script, but I’ve got to admit, we looked GREAT. I like the all green more than I realized as well.

Field goals count against the defense. It’s a positive stat since it means the defense held them to a field goal instead of allowing a touchdown.

I don’t think we’re going undefeated the rest of the way, but every game left is winnable.

I have no clue or no feel for this game whatsoever. I can see us winning big, winning a close one, or losing a close one. Losing big is the only scenario I can’t see happening. May as well pick a big win: Green/white: 42 Brown/yellow: 17

I noticed that as well, but studying a bit more, there are several that no one considers their main rival. A couple that caught my eye are aTm, Okie St, Texas Tech.

Probably added to it as well. Whatever the case, I felt like Tech was locked in ready to play. I have a hard time believing that was the same Tech team as weeks 1 & 2. Obviously having Tahj Brooks helped too.

I like it, especially the one way rivalries. I didn’t study it, but at a glance it seems pretty accurate.

Danny Mac already started a thread on this and neither are anything more than click bait.

Our running backs have gone from being a major strength to a glaring weakness from the past few years until now. As much as I like Harris and hoped for his success, I felt like there were a couple of times on Saturday that a quick, speedy back (such as Evans) could have had long runs when Harris was limited to 5-10 yard gains. I know it was against backups, but I like what I saw of Porter on Saturday.