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Hunter Green

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  1. Or Newell. Good grief!
  2. Someone just has their head up their ass. Ridiculous.
  3. Participation trophy.
  4. Just another lame-ass excuse by a do-nothing administration. Pathetic!
  5. How many of them are wearing green?
  6. I like your way of thinking. It's the kind of forward thinking that is sorely lacking in all areas at UNT, especially athletics and marketing. On another note, I am trying to justify donating $ to our NIL, but with the leadership we have in place now, I think I'll invest my money where I can get a return on my investment. But one innovative thing I've seen (I think it was at UTSA) when buying at the refreshment stand, they would ask if you wanted to round up or even donate $1 to their NIL fund. Do you think our athletic department would come up with something like that? If so, I've neither seen it nor heard it. Just my 2 cents.
  7. A word of encouragement and appreciation goes a long way. You're absolutely right.
  8. This! I don't blame Ross one bit for taking what everyone should agree is a better job. As far as Luncheongate is concerned, the blame should squarely be placed at the feet of Jared Mosley and Harrison Keller. Jared is Vice President and Athletic Director for gosh sakes! Is there no influence, no clout with that title and position? Does VP mean nothing in the hierarchy of things? Or did he simply just go along to get along? If so, thanks for nothing, Jared. But the person with the real power and influence is Keller. If the President of the university can't persuade or "influence" the Student Affairs group, which I hear controls the Super Pit schedule, to move, postpone or re-schedule a friggin, luncheon, then that tells me all I need to know about the so-called leadership at this school. It was a slap in the face to the athletic donors, and the casual fan that showed up for Arkansas St and witnessed a thrilling victory. Many of whom, I believe, would have packed the house again along with a throng of OK. St. fans, to watch us win on national television! We missed our opportunity, again, to attain something we seldom see in Denton. A student body, alumni and the Denton community come together for one huge night that could have been, but the small time thinking that permeates this university, reared its ugly head once more and snuffed the life out of many who just might have come out of the woodwork and support our school the way it so desperately wants and needs. The whole thing is pathetic.
  9. I did and got a response from some underling, thanking me for contacting Pres. Keller and giving me the same lame ass excuse we've been reading. I sent mine to president@unt.edu
  10. Sounds like a job for DOGE. Someone get Elon on the phone!
  11. Our administration deserves every bit of ridicule thrown their way. Friggin embarrassing.
  12. And BTW. Happy birthday, Jared...FROM STILLWATER!!
  13. So a late game on Tuesday night would have interfered with their luncheon on Wednesday? GMAFB!
  14. Welcome to our big, dysfunctional family!
  15. Can you imagine how many fans Oklahoma St. would bring? Imagine all the publicity it would bring to UNT and all the money spent on Denton restaurants? Not to mention a probable win for UNT basketball? Oh, the humanity!
  16. Looks like a good place for a luncheon or a cheerleader's tournament.
  17. I'm sure many of you have shot off an email to Keller and Mosely about this fiasco. Will it help? Probably not, but they need to hear and feel the displeasure of the fans and supporters. They should not get off Scott free on this. President@unt.edu Athletic.director@unt.edu Let em have it!
  18. Looks like we and uab will need to carry the torch. GO MEAN GREEN!
  19. We've coulda been somebody!
  20. In fact, none of us look into this game. Embarrassing.
  21. Grant Newell does not look into this game
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