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oh crap, I am going to hope that you are refering to some other Quinn that I wasn't aware of.

What hand injury?

I was agreeing with your post, until you referred to Lee Corso as great. I know know that there are two people who think he is great: you and Lee Corso. He is half the reason I can't watch ESPN Gameday (the other half being Craig James).

I agree with this; however Morris has shown once that his services are avalible to the highest bidder. If he turns Baylor around, I wouldn't be surpirsed to see him leave.

I found the bio for the article's author

I can't wait for the draft this Friday. At this point Christian Okoye is at the top of my board for runing backs; here's to hoping he slides to me.

I wanted to post a link, so that everyone could read this crap: GMG I am especially intrigued (read disgusted) by anthing that Deborah Leliaert says.

Excellent product. Yall said you had a laptop and a microphone, but I think yall did pretty well. Here's my ideas, for whatever they are worth for future stuff: Special Teams; whose gonna kick field goals, or do they red-shirt Woodward? I would thik this type of product would be an excellent means for the athletic department to communicate with the fans? DD, RV and even JJ would be exceelent guests. The schedule, OOC and conference play. Maybe analyze the OOC schedule before Sep 2nd; and address the Sunbelt before conference play starts. Intangibles. Please make sure to address the things that you can only get a sense for by being there. By this I mean do you get a sense of urgency, or that something may seem different. The DRC covers the on-field stuff pretty well, but what do yall feel by being at the practice. Again, excellent concept; and keep them coming.

Can someone who was at practice comment on the arm strength of Tune?

I have several observations: 1. When Cobbs first came in the game, the offense was struggling and that took chances away from Cobbs. 2. That fumble just made me gasp. 3. Based on what I heard from the commentators, Cassel will be taking the job from Tom Brady by mid-season; and the Hall of Fame will be contacted shortly to move Aikman and Namath's busts out of the way to make room for Leinart. That was such a Leinart love fest that I threw up in my mouth several times during the second half.

Then someone might want to remind him that he may not be the faster guy in the backfield; and that we have a very fast running back...what we need is a guy who can throw the ball.

Um, except that they have a pretty good engineering department. Its good enought that GMC gave them a grant to work on hydrogen powered vehicles (subrubans). Like several million dollars worth. Let me repeat, the traditionally technical areas (which includes scientific research) matter alot to people. Until UNT becomes really serious about this area of the academic picture, we will lag in perception.

A co-worker pointed out somethig to me, Penn State finished very strong last year and is 19th and 20th in teh two polls....that is some kind of conspiracy (probably led by Bobby Bowden).

A lot. The lack of financial giving will hinder the univesity in fields such as Engineering, and other sciences. Which if you inspect the list, the schools at the top of the list are typcially considered the heavyweights in technical areas such as Engineering.

Yeah, I was really worried a couple of years ago when we had to replace Kevin Galbreath with a runnign back who didn't receive any other offers on signing day. I am frightened to think about a true freshman starting in Austin, but hell what do we have to lose. Can't get much worse, the risk/reward is in our favor on this one.

That's why its commonly called the MNC or Mythical National Championship.

I suspect that Tune takes the spot of Ieans and Prince; and will take the playing time (snaps) of whoever is hurt....which is Wilson right now.

I remember Baz's first game, I believe it was against UT. If I remember a FG or a kick-off was shanked very, very badly. He very quickly got things righted, and everything turned out okay. Woodward will be okay, just gotta be patient.

Um, nothing is wrong with that picture. That's exactly why a top RB wouldn't want to come here right now; because he knew he would sit. This next year we should be in really good shape to pick up some RB talent; as they will know that Jamario would be a senior. Ask Texas about how many quarterback wanted to sit behind V. Young? None.

I think this statement was overlooked, I think it speaks volumes to the Qb competition. Last year's starts aren't holding a lot of value. What caused this? Who isn't listening to the coaches?

Alright - the South Park Cows are signed up and ready to go.

I would really like to see us use Jamario with some swing passes this season. A swing pass would help get him around the edge, and settle the Qb down early. I think that would really help things out; but what do I know.

Mavericks could start training camp at UNT 08:59 AM CDT on Wednesday, August 16, 2006 By DAVID MOORE / The Dallas Morning News The Cowboys train in Oxnard, Calif. The Rangers knock off the rust in Surprise, Ariz. The Mavericks have their sights set on Denton. Coach Avery Johnson met with University of North Texas officials Monday and said the club hopes to conduct the first five days of training camp at the university. The rest would be at American Airlines Center as it has in the past. "We are in preliminary talks, and it's really going well," Johnson said. "There is a high probability that we will go there if we can work out some kinks." Camp opens in October.

Where did Steven Prince go?

Wasn't Spencer Stack around then? I remember rooting for Stack over Bridges, but I have tried real hard to repress a lot of those memories.