akriesman

1 initial stop and then 6 straight TD's for Marshall. Unreal.

I was fine with Littrell finishing out the season at least. But, not after tonight. It's not just the score, it's the way the game is going. The lack of discipline, preparedness and inspiration is right there in everyone's face. It's the Portland State game, but against a lower FBS team.

HOLY CRAP. 30 Yards in penalties one 1 play ? I am speechless. The team has quit.

The stadium looks empty already. I hope they don't show any shots of the stands in the 2nd half. It's going to look awful, with good reason.

I haven't felt this way about the FB team since Portland State. It has that same feeling. And, we all know what happened the week after.

The Southland Conference is calling to see of we are interested.....LOL

How the hell did Seth not throw a challenge flag on that catch ??? They see the same reviews we do. That ball hit the ground. Total ineptitude from top to bottom tonight.

With Liberty coming in town next week, we could be looking at 3 straight blowouts at home. The team needs to get it together TODAY. Marshall is not that good.

This game is completely unwatchable right now with all the flags.

No words. This team cannot get out of their own way right now.

Good lord this team seems unprepared and undisciplined. Same thing every week.

New week. Same results.

Aresco is a real commissioner. He has done a good job with the AAC. He gets his name out there. They are nowhere near a P5 conference. But, he thinks big and that is a good thing IMO. Judy on the other hand......

I personally would love that alignment and don't see any cons. It's very regional with 5 Texas teams. We would get to continue our annual games against SMU. Memphis is a nice add. I just have a hard time believing that the other AAC teams (especially SMU) would go along with that plan, even though it makes perfect sense. The AAC saw themselves as a borderline P5 conference, before losing their marquee programs. Some of those schools will probably continue that mentality even with a diluted conference. Also, which side gets stuck with Judy (eastern or western) ? That could be a problem for some schools.

The MWC does interest me. However, the late kickoffs are a concern. I still remember the Big West days.

For an SEC team, Missouri is going to have a rough year. 3 Turnovers and they are only up by 13 against a struggling CUSA FB team.

Beat the spread. Beat the spread. That is what winning has come to.

Oh well. We almost had a chance to make a game of it.

Defense is inspired, but undisciplined.

The offense has 1 more chance with me today, before I find another way to spend my saturday afternoon.

It's just not fun being a North Texas fan these days. Just hoping just not to be blown out is a terrible feeling.

Missouri is just not that good. What does that say about our guys ?

I think it is nothing more than a lesser of evils at this point.

I honestly don't know what to expect. My gut is telling me it won't end well (not close). I just want to see overall improvement from this team in all aspects, because right now nothing has been a strength. 19 point underdogs ? Seems about right.

Isn't it pretty much common knowledge that the MWC has no interest in UTEP ? Also, I doubt that SMU goes to another "equal" conference and pays all those fees to move west. UTSA can't seem to afford moving to the AAC. Would the MWC be any different for UTSA ? (that is a question, not a statement). Rice has plenty of money, but seems more interested in contributing to academics over athletics. Despite our struggling football team, UNT seems to check a lot of boxes for the MWC. I would say that UNT and UTSA would be front runners for the MVC, IF they expand. But, I am not sure about UTSA now that they turned down the AAC because of financial reasons (allegedly). Rice may still in the picture for the MWC. But, Rice seems to fit the AAC better with the other private schools (just MHO). Nobody mentions Texas State. But, I would assume they would be outliers at this point. I honestly like playing UTSA, UTEP, Rice, La Tech, USM and UAB. It's too bad CUSA wasn't advancing as a conference, because the regional fit right now is pretty good for us (I am still convinced Judy has something to do with the negative conference appeal). What a mess. I just wish the AAC would make their mind up already. I guess the same goes for the Big 12.