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Thanks for the post, be sure to vote on their football touchdown pool.

I generally enjoy your posts, you often have great insight about UNT sports, but have you ever thought that maybe part of this is on you.

Thanks for the post. I like the quote " That all you got."

Awesome. I like that paper more and more.

That was a fun read. Thanks for the post.

Thanks for the research. This is helping people understand why we are so behind. Which in turn explains why we have a problem.

I pay 1,000 a year and I am not given a seat, I buy season tickets. If you do not understand the situation by now, I doubt you ever will.

I tend to agree with Huff and his suggestion has nothing to do with ads for a student president.

If you need a football fix, the NFL is on NBC right now. Wash up 7 to 0.

Favre was offered millions not to play by the Packer organization and chose to come back. He is hurting his team and the community.

Damn, I was wondering where this was going.

You are talking about our next president and SMU in the same post?

I had the same situation last year. I had to break open my bottle of crown and wait.

I am hoping is it because it is July and we can't wait for football to start.

I would guess it started here. Kids Corner Program Donates Tickets To Hattiesburg Youth Football Kids Corner Program Donates Tickets To Hattiesburg Youth Football Hattiesburg, Miss. - In order to create more awareness of Golden Eagle football and promote community relations, the Southern Miss' Department of Athletics has strengthened its 'Kid's Corner' program. The 'Kid's Corner' program is designed to encourage area businesses and individuals to purchase Southern Miss football tickets at a discounted rate, and in turn, donating the purchased tickets to underprivileged youth in the Hattiesburg area. Recently, the program has targeted 260 of its donated tickets for the Tulane game on Nov. 17, to the Hattiesburg Youth Fifth and Sixth Grade football league. The league has been revived in Hattiesburg for the first time in years by Hattiesburg Director of Recreation Sports Program and Southern Miss graduate, Dr. Clemon Terrell. "We congratulate the city of Hattiesburg and Clemon Terrell for starting this youth tackle football league for the city of Hattiesburg." Southern Miss Director of Athletics Richard Giannini said. "It involves the fifth and six graders in the city and will have a tremendous impact on Hattiesburg High School football down the road. Children now have an opportunity to begin playing tackle football at an early age, and Clemon has done a great job organizing the league. "He will have a real impact on the city of Hattiesburg and its recreation program. We're just excited because he's one of ours, played football at Southern Miss, has his doctorate in chemistry and is running the recreation league for the city of Hattiesburg. He is a great guy, and we're happy to support him any way we can." With the donation of the $10 tickets, which includes a hot dog and soft drink, Southern Miss also hopes to generate more interest in the Golden Eagles' football program from local youth. Donations of these kids' corner tickets were made possible by Eagle Club members in Hattiesburg and Jackson, including Dr. Aaron and Leslie Puckett, Dr. John and Kristy Thornton, Rebecca Sullivan, LaVelle Watts, Ralph Hays, Rod Windham, Jerry Cockrell and the Russell Company (Ron Russell). "I can't wait to see the eyes of our kids when they enter the stadium for the first time," Terrell said. "There is a lot of great experiences in my life as a student in the Hattiesburg public school system. I remember us taking a trip to USM to visit the museum and to plays and not to mention going to the games with my uncles and friends. It is exciting, and I want these kids to get the same taste. Athletics builds character and athletics helps build human beings, and we need that. "For Southern Miss to come in and be as anxious to work with us as we are with them, I am very excited about it. I can't wait until we get out there and have a good time. It's going to be worth it for these kids and also for the city. I want these young people to go in there and have a USM experience and turn this city into a Golden Eagle city. When I was a young person, everyone in the city was excited about the games, I want that back."

I always thought the above was a good idea. I heard in the past, reduced priced tickets were given to clubs, area high school clubs, and sold at a profit for the school. This brought in kids who wanted to watch college football and/or their parents. Their high school made money, we made money, and a fan base was built.

We usually tailgate in the lot, but if you are traveling south on 35 to Denton, try Wimpys in Sanger. Great Hambergers.

The North Texas Football Poster lists K St TBA Tulsa 6PM Home LSU 7PM Rice TBA FL I 6PM Home LA LA 6PM Home LA MON 6PM Troy 6PM Homecoming W Ken TBA Fl A 3PM M TENN TBA Ark ST 1PM Home

Totally agree.

Dodge said the best player will be out there.

wow!!!

Thanks for the post. After reading about the players each team has lost, I feel alot better about this season.

I agree that schools should play a home and home schedule. I also agree that with 30,000 plus students we should have the money to not have these types of games. Lots of schools are playing these, but some are not. TCU is playing Stephen F A, Baylor is playing North Western st, Rice is playing Vandy, Tech is playing eastern Washington, SMU is playing tx st, UTEP is playing buffalo and 7 home games. PS do not try selling your organs for grocery moneywithout adult supervison.

Ice cold beer does not suck.