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You sure, the coaches seem to be showing the opposite with some of their play-calling and personnel moves, but I am just some slow, fat slob typing on a keyboard.

wow so the coaches know they are planting 8 in the box, yet refuse to try anything else other than give Dunbar a death wish of running straight ahead. How about screens, bootlegs, etc... Seems like that would be best way to back the defenses off, but nope straight ahead with no adjustments, see ULL second half.

why don't we just plan on Med RS Phillips? rather than waste eligibility to a lost cause late in the season?

Once again how the hell do we go from being a missed XP to a 20 pt butt kicking to ULL in 1 year when they also have a new coach, without the same skins on the wall, although he does have a D2 National Title, tired of the excuses DMac should be going out to win not experimenting for the future. The past 7 years of rebuilding is getting old. If we wanted rebuilding we should have kept Dodge and his much lower salary.

Geography 01 and MPA 04 GIS Coordinator for local Community Also was Captain Club Bowling Team 2001-2004 Student Asst Tennis Coach 2000-01

Why shouldn't we complain when ASU and ULL are doing very good this year despite having 1st year coaches who are paid much less than DMac and staff. Stop the excuses and just win.

SHANICE STEPHENS

Still trying to figure out why our Skins on the Wall coach is doing so bad with only a handful of his players, while Hudspeth and Freeze seem to be doing just fine with only a handful of their years in their first year. DMac needs to figure it our quickly and stop making excuses of his players about being to small slow and what not. Find a way to utilize what you have.

after 7 games of inept QB play outside of some nice drives by Osborne, the coaches see this = we are in for a long season and possibly 5 years. Guess the $1 million investment this year is not paying off to well. Now what did ULL pay their new coach who just schooled us?

this is bush league on RV's part as he came out few days back and said no movement to the game time, but once again we show that we are UNT and will always be UNT, just unique team that will always be changing and rebuilding

correction he has thrown 2 TD's just to the wrong team.

I an curious how our SEC/Big 12 coach git out coached in the 2nd half by a first year coach. 13-10 game and then we do nothing the entire second half. Drive great once again between the 20's the suck in the RZ, then proceed to see our veteran DBs get torched immediately after just like clock work

should read UNT once again fails to put the ball into the end zone within 30 yds and fails to make adjustment against another 1st year coach. Now who has more experience?

This loss is worse than the Tulsa. Stupid penalties, piss poor playcalling, DBs getting burned on 3rd and longs. First 2-3 games ok but now it is coaching. Tired of blaming the players for the same errors every damn week. This was a winnable game at the half and the coached blew it.

So we can expect McNulty to start next and throw a few pick 6's and everything will be ok because he has moxie, great just what this fanbase needs.

Day 1 Results Day 2 Results Day 3 Good tournament and some good wins, this tournament was filled with plenty of Blue Chip and 5* Players so good job to the coaches and players. Day 1 Valentina Starkova d. Vicky Brook (Yale)Int'l Kseniya Bardabush d. (1) Blair Seideman (Yale) Blue Chip Paula Dinuta d. Kelly Barry (Boston college) 5* Ilona Serchenko d. (4) Renata Arshavskaya (Columbia)Int'l ?Blue Chip? Barbara Vykydalova d. Rosemary Li (Cornell) 4* Nadia Lee d. Nakita Austin (St Johns) 4* (1) Franziska Sprinkmeyer d. Madison Shoemaker (Seton Hall) 3* Int'l Day 2 Valentina Starkova d. (1) Nicole Bartnik (Columbia) Blue Chip Erina Kikuchi (Boston College) 5* d. Valentina Starkova 6-2; 3-6; 7-6(10-6) Jessica Harrow (Brown) 5* d. Kseniya Bardabush 2-6; 6-2; 10-1 Kseniya Bardabush d. (4) Olga Khmylev (Boston College) 5* (2) Amber Li (Boston College) 5* d. Paula Dinuta 1-6; 6-1; 10-4 Paula Dinuta d. Sylvia Li (Harvard) 5* Theresa Smith (Dartmouth) 5* d. Ilona Serchenko 3-6; 7-5; 10-8 (2) Katie Goepel (Princeton) 5* d. Ilona Serchenko 2-6; 6-3; 10-7 Nadia Lee d. (2) Samantha Gridley (Harvard) 5* Nadia Lee d. Cait Bartlett (Princeton) 4* (1) Franziska Sprinkmeyer d. Nancy Zonneveld (Long Island U) Int'l (1) Franziska Sprinkmeyer d. Michelle Green (Rutgers) 5* Barbara Vykydalova d. (2) Joan Cannon (Princeton) Int'l Day 3 Barbara Vykydalova d. (1) Adel Arshavskaya (Columbia) Int'l ?5*? Barbara Vykydalova d. Julie Flanzer (Brown) 5* Nikita Uberoi d. Nadia Lee (Brown) 4* Amy Li (Columbia) 3* d. (1) Franziska Sprinkmeyer 7-5; 6-4 Ksenyia Bardabush d. Casey Herzberg (Brown) 5* Paula Dinuta d. Sarah Kandath (Brown) 4* Ilona Serchenko d. Nimika Uberoi (Brown) 2*

it is interesting to see DT bark at his WR's when the drop passes or miss assignments, he definitely is a field general, we just need more victories and more artillery

what the hell is with DMac and Company taking the foot of the opponents neck?? Can we just smash someone please and finish it with out it turning into a Coaching Clusterfrick

Well if that is the case then we are in serious trouble judging by the last 10 years of very little adjustments

unfortunately it is blacked out in parts of Texas and into Arkansas!!!!

That would be the WAC not MWC

Good for TCU, it is where they now belong after their past few seasons. As for SMU, FU!!!

Regardless the game traffic will slow down the okies from running home so fast, plus it will give that looney toon Weber something else to piss and moan about.

I just hope we have more UNT Alumni and Students at FAU game versus at the OU/UT game

assuming grades get quickly that would be great but grades are not required to be posted until the Monday or Tuesday after finals.