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UCLA Football Offers Twin North Texas Edge Rushers Gabriel, Grayson Murphy https://www.si.com/college/ucla/football/ucla-offers-twin-north-texas-edge-rushers-gabriel-grayson-murphy

He looked like an NBA player tonight. Just took the entire team on his shoulders and made the impossible happen.

So does UNT Dallas fall under the UNT System umbrella or is it a totally separate entity?

Yes but at least it shows us that UAB is beatable and will help our ceding in the conference tourney.

Stick to hoops man, Mac won't disappoint you as much!

Haha thought you were talking about your lady friend you met at the dog park for a second!

I know all of this latest news is disheartening and I also know from reading your posts that you are a good fan and supporter. I do need to defense Wren here for two reasons. One is Grant McCasland. Wren took a major risk going after McCasland and putting $500K on the table when a lot of UNT people sawr that as risky. Secondly, Wren got us into the AAC and that is a major accomplishment especially when you consider the schools who did not get in that were arguable more deserving. That said, Wren seems to have a "don't rock the boat" management style and uses heavy delegation to his subordinates. Nothing at all wrong with that but in this particular case with Littrell the status quo is not going to be acceptable.

Call me crazy but I was just thinking the same exact thing!

I was thinking the same thing you just beat me to the post ha!

That's exactly what I was thinking.

Meat Loaf was born Marvin Lee Aday in Dallas, Texas. His father, Orvis Aday, was a police officer, and his mother, Wilma (nee Artie), a schoolteacher and gospel singer with the Vo-di-o-do Girls quartet. Orvis was a notorious drunk, and Wilma would sometimes leave Marvin with her mother for safety when her husband had been drinking. After Thomas Jefferson high school and a stint at Lubbock Christian college, Marvin enrolled at North Texas State University. A keen football player, he acquired his nickname after an impatient football coach yelled “hey, meatloaf!” at him. When he was 20, a violent confrontation with his father prompted him to leave Dallas. “He came home drunk and tried to kill me with a butcher’s knife,” Meat Loaf told a BBC documentary in 2015. He caught a flight to Los Angeles, where he aimed to make a career in show business. He put a band together, called Meat Loaf Soul, who played their first gig in Huntington Beach as opening act to Van Morrison’s band Them. The band went through several different lineups and names – they became Popcorn Blizzard and then Floating Circus – and in the process of building a local following opened shows for numerous big names including The Who, Iggy and the Stooges, Pink Floyd and the Grateful Dead. When Popcorn Blizzard recorded a single called Once Upon a Time, Meat Loaf’s voice was so loud that the microphone had to be placed on the opposite side of the studio from the singer.

Mike Norvell, Florida State Seminoles Florida and Miami both pulled the trigger on coaching changes following forgettable 2021 seasons, and the other one of the Big Three might not wait much longer. The Florida State Seminoles have been stumbling through a bit of a wilderness since Jimbo Fisher left for Texas A&M. Mike Norvell might not have much longer to prove that he's their long-term answer. After some wildly successful seasons at Memphis, Norvell is only 8-13 in his two years in Tallahassee. The Seminoles failed to make a bowl game in 2021 after a loss to hated rival Florida in the regular-season finale kept them out of the postseason. Norvell has the nation's 13th-ranked recruiting class coming in, and he's had success in the transfer portal as well. However, FSU took a major PR hit on early signing day when No. 1 overall recruit Travis Hunter flipped to Jackson State. Long-time Seminoles lean Kevin Coleman recently chose Jackson State, too. Who is stealing these recruits? None other than former Seminoles legend Deion Sanders, who is recruiting this way at an FCS program. That also adds pressure on Norvell. If Norvell doesn't lead Florida State to a bowl in 2022, the Seminoles might start looking at "Coach Prime" or other candidates to replace him. Link: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2952504-way-too-early-college-football-head-coach-hot-seat-predictions

Is he that good or was that just a matchup that favored? Didn't get to watch the game but his box was impressive.

I personally had no interest in the game this year. I am sure many others felt the same.

Just came across this link to a petition for UTA to bring back football. I guess since UTSA did now they are wanting to as well. I wish them well. Link: https://www.change.org/p/bring-back-uta-football-add-women-s-sports?redirect=false