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0.8399 https://www.hudl.com/profile/7966767/Jordan-Brown 6-1, 210, 4.6 per DCTXFB

Thanks for posting. Made me think of one of the most overlooked players during that era, Bernie Barbour. Led the team with 6 interceptions, won a couple of games with his field goal kicking and averaged 10 yards per punt return. The guy hated to fair catch punts. Tough as a boot and was a big part of the excitement back then.

Reading our thoughts and concerns as we get ready for Mason's final year it's interesting to go back and read Rust's comments going into Steve Ramsey's senior season 50 years ago. NTSU 1966-1967-1968-1969 30-8-1. With Ramsey at the helm 22-6-1. Good times at Fouts! See y'all again on the 31st! Fly Like An Eagle!

What an awesome day it was at Apogee!

Leaving the house at 5:00 to get there for the start of practice. Wife said that she'd wait til the 31st. See y'all there. Fly Like An Eagle!

6'1" 175 Last years receiving production: 1,287 yds. and 19 TDs https://www.hudl.com/profile/7929156/Jay-Wilkerson

Fly Like An Eagle!

RB/SS 6"0" 196 lbs. 4.48 sec 40 bench 275 GPA 4.1 This young man would look good in GREEN and WHITE on either side of the ball! http://www.hudl.com/profile/6590347/Javion-Hunt

https://www.hudl.com/profile/8445642/Robert-Wooten 6'4" 225..."DE Wooten (79 tackles, 12 sacks) is a pass-rushing terror off the edge..." DCTxFB" https://247sports.com/Player/Robert-Wooten-46048118/ .8721

And on page 20...in a time when the phrase "student debt" didn't exist.

Page 44 of my 1967-68 General Information Bulletin Handbook. Ah, the days of $5.00 A/C..or not..your choice.

It was a very staged postcard. I don't remember the pool area ever looking that good.

First "home away from home", University House, Fall 1967. Then, The Esquire Apts. at 502 Ave. E and 1920 W. Prairie. Marriage meant she got to leave Maple St. and three apartments for us. First 1112 Palmwood, then 2505 Louise, and finally 910 Eagle Dr. By then it was time to get a full time job! Just celebrated our 49th wedding anniversary. "Fly Like An Eagle"

Thoughts of bogeyman on Cat Chat - "Reading about North Texas gets me excited about our possibilities of an upset. I've watched their QB Fine play several games (mostly losses) and although he is a good QB, I'm certainly not overwhelmed by him. He can be hurried and we will have the players on the DL and LB's that can hurry him. We are deep at DE and have 3 pretty solid rushing ends in Smith, Piccone, and Hill. Their RB's seem to be solid but our 4 backs of James, McCrary, White and Anderson measure up pretty good too. Our LB'er corps should be equal to theirs and I think superior. Our DB play will have to be superior to their playmakers at receiver but maybe, just maybe that can happen. I don't think their defense can shut us down and ours will be pretty stout. They have some 3-star unknowns who could turn the tide but we are bringing in some pretty good talent too. Dorrell has been building this team to one he likes and he may be there this year (maybe next). I understand they are FBS. I understand they went to a bowl game. I understand they have more scholarship players. They have a great young coach and have brought in a very good OC. We still may be a year away but I'm thinking we will surprise this year. If our OL has been upgraded; if our receivers can hold their own; if we have some DB's who can defend, we're going to be pretty salty (as my dad use to say). I can't wait to see who comes in for fall practice in August. This team is coming together and North Texas better be on their toes."

Kim, My time at NTSU coincided with your Dad's and it was a privilege and a thrill to watch him play.

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With the addition of Roberts to the 2020 class I'm thinking that Lee moves to WR with his 4.58 speed and 6"3" height.