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Jeanne Sutherland‏@golfjeanne North Texas game ops is the worst I've ever seen! Have you ever hosted a game? No signs, long lines, horrible ops!

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Still waiting on you to answer who our #1 main rival should be professor... SMU just makes way too much sense for someone as smart at you. Florida Atlantic? Old Dominion? Charlotte?

So make TCU our main rival? TCU > SMU > UNT, that's your formula right professor?

Your logic makes zero sense. You want to play TCU but if TCU doesn't care about SMU why would they care about us? UNT fans loathe SMU, that is without a doubt should be our #1 rival. Since you are so brilliant, who exactly should be our rivial? Rice? Utep? UTSA?

SMU is our biggest rival without question. Much more fired up to play them then when UTEP or UTSA roll into town.