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Four ACC schools are reportedly finalizing a deal to join FSU and Clemson in the Big 12 according to long-time college football radio host Greg Swaim -- who claimed that the Big Ten and SEC won't be adding new members anytime soon. "Working to verify a report from two staffers that at least four ACC schools have agreed in principle to join Clemson and FSU in their exit, and likely to the Big12," Swaim prefaced before saying, "Also continuing to hear unanimously that the B1G and SEC will not be adding anytime soon." read more: https://glorycolorado.com/posts/rumor-four-acc-schools-finalizing-joining-fsu-clemson-big-12

Sad day in the history of our country. I hope both sides will use this to come together as one.

@ADLER should be happy

It does seem somewhat empty as opposed to years past when we landed a HS QB and the excitement of his future in Denton.

Caydance Gaddis Is from a friend of my girlfriend’s family. She is supposed to be extremely talented. We had heard she was hearing from places like Texas and did not suppose Rodney would land her.

I sort of blame Smatresk for this as he sort of got old and tired at the end. They really struggle with our core message though and always have.

Have you all thought about setting up a go fun me page or whatnot?

I was sharing this thought with my girlfriend, but I just get a feeling that Eric has started to figure UNT out and is putting the pieces in place to place us in the hunt for the AAC crown. Remembering that we no longer must face SMU gives me hope that we could very well be in the top quarter to top half of the league before all is said and done. I don't expect national championships, but I do think we should routinely expect to be in the top half of the league standings year in year out and usually get to a bowl game and sometimes win a bowl game.

Seems to me that the the only power conferences are the SEC and after that the B10. Everything under that is really at a lower level. If we split off, I worry that it will further minimize the amount of support we already battle against.

So true! I was looking at the roster yesterday and I don't know any of these guys for the most part. Sad. Part of my main fandom was following player careers.

The report was greatly appreciated and pleasing to me.

If that is the case - and I do not dispute you - why look for a stadium upgrade at this point in the game. The article seems to push against your theory.

Dear Ollie, We recently wrapped up a busy spring semester, and the heat of summer is upon us in Texas! Our students are focused on summer sessions on campus, while others are taking a much-needed rest for summer break. Now that we have a moment to catch our breath, let's recap some of the highlights of this past semester! Thousands of people in DFW, including on campus in Denton and Frisco, witnessed a once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse. Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Lyle Lovett came to campus to visit the College of Music and perform with our famous One O'Clock Lab Band. Texas' largest unmanned vehicle research facility was unveiled at Discovery Park. UNT One Stop opened, a place where students can go to navigate the administrative processes of their UNT journey — from admission to graduation. The UNT Debate team delivered an impressive performance at this year's International Forensics Association tournament in Dublin, Ireland — their first international competition. Spring 2024 Commencement weekend successfully conferred nearly 7,000 students for the completion of bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees. As you may have heard, a sole finalist for the next UNT president was announced at the June 7 UNT System Board of Regents session. Dr. Harrison Keller is set to become the 17th president in the university's history and has served most recently as commissioner and chief executive officer of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. Dr. Keller has spent his career committed to improving higher education in Texas, and I am excited and confident he will propel UNT to even greater prominence and continue serving our students and shaping them to become the leaders of tomorrow. I hope you all are enjoying your summer and have a chance to rest and unwind before the hustle of a new school year begins. Share your summer plans with me by tagging me on X at @UNTPrez! I, myself, am looking forward to some time with my family and friends. Thank you for your commitment to this university. UNT Proud, Neal Smatresk President @UNTPrez

Yes I sawr that too. Black seems like it could get quite hot.

PURCHASE SEASON TICKETS HERE RENDERINGS DENTON – The first ever general seating improvements will be made to DATCU Stadium for the 2024 Mean Green football season. Chairback seating will be installed late this summer to over 900 seats in sections 104, 105 and 106 replacing the previous bleacher seats in this first step in future stadium seating updates. The seats, which are directly behind the North Texas team bench, are being installed by DreamSeat and will feature 22-inch mesh chairbacks with a cupholder for each seat. Tickets for the 2024 UNT football season and mini-plan packages are currently available for purchase now. Season tickets for sections 104-106 cost $415. General season ticket holder benefits include priority seating locations, flexible payment plan options, a season ticket holder gift, discounts on additional single-game tickets, kick time guarantee, postseason ticket priority and the ability to resell unused tickets on SeatGeek. Additionally, single-game tickets are also now on sale. The UNT football home opener is Sept. 7 at 6:30 p.m. versus Stephen F. Austin. The Mean Green football team has six home games this year and hosts Wyoming (Sept. 21), Tulsa (Sept. 28), Tulane (Oct. 26), Army (Nov. 9) and East Carolina (Nov. 23) in addition to the SFA home opener. DATCU Stadium was opened in 2011. UNT and DATCU entered into a long-term naming rights agreement in August 2023. Fans interested in buying new season or mini-plan packages for the 2024 season may do so online at www.meangreentickets.com or by calling the North Texas Athletics Ticket Office at (940) 565-2527 during normal business hours. Season tickets start as low as $80 prices for Family Zone seating with options all the way up to exclusive premium experiences in the HUB Club or Field Cabana.

I feel like people get too riled up about NIL. If you want to help out in that particular regard there are ways to do it. If you don't then no big deal. I think it is good that they players are able to make some extra money. The coaches and AD's have been making tons for years on the players backs.

I am feeling pretty upbeat about this selection.

Looks like his son is a football coach so that is a positive. https://gopoly.com/sports/football/roster/coaches/harrison-keller/365

I think 5 wins seems about right.

https://www.unt.edu/announcements/2024/president/presidential_search_update.html