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It would be nice to beat them on the field before we beat on them off the field. They did knock us out of CUSA title game last year in our house,
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What will the NCAA look like in five more years?
wardly replied to untjim1995's topic in Mean Green Football
It will look like high school . [6a,5a,4a,]. The big conferences will be 6a, the old 1aa programs will be 4a, and all other division 1 conferences, like CUSA, will be 5a. This is the normal progressive separation of haves and have nots. Since CUSA,AAC,MAC,MWC,Sun Belt have a little but not a lot they will survive but not at the highest level. It makes no sense for ULM to be in the same division as Texas. -
Any info on new Mean Green helmets/uniforms?
wardly replied to MeanGreen55's topic in Mean Green Football
Matt black. Of course, we have this uniform discussion at least twice a year. -
MGB: Hyder to transfer, UNT adds top JC wing
wardly replied to Brett Vito's topic in Mean Green Basketball
Transfers seem to be a sign of the times. If memory serves,Johnny's program was largely based upon transfers. -
ESPN Pres season power rankings (may have already been posted)
wardly replied to Andrew's topic in Mean Green Football
The only difference between the "new CUSA" and the "new Sun Belt" is T.V. exposure, which is considerable. Not much, if any, separation on the field.Just an old man's opinion. -
Nine teams with only 5 home games in 2014
wardly replied to 10Eagle10's topic in Mean Green Football
If we had better attendance and more financial contributions from alumni then we wouldn't need to play 7 road games. Since we don't,we do. -
Did he letter in track?
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With all the horse trading that goes on among the minor bowls this is more of a wish list than hard fact, especially when it comes to opponents.
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1st year HC Brad Underwood and his Lumberjacks
wardly replied to FirefightnRick's topic in Mean Green Basketball
Actually I don't remember anybody mentioned seriously, and don't have a clue who we interviewed. I have heard a lot of hearsay, but nothing I would hang my hat on. -
1st year HC Brad Underwood and his Lumberjacks
wardly replied to FirefightnRick's topic in Mean Green Basketball
If memory serves,SFA is a 12th seed, Tulsa 13th,and ULL a 14th. Nice job Firefighting Rick was right. We should have looked real hard at Kaspar, whom I assume recruited all if not most of these kids. -
Thank you Dr. Smatresk, Rick Villarreal and UNT Board of Regents
wardly replied to Harry's topic in Mean Green Football
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Sorry to lose the Ft. Worth Bowl.
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You can't write off Ft. Worth because of poor past attendance. The market is just too big. Like anything in sales, you must create a reason for them to attend. I don't understand Gainesville unless they are going to Johnny's B29 across the red river.
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New Orleans would be a great venue. I believe that a lot of fans would still stay if there school was knocked out because of location. Anywhere besides El Paso. What were they thinking? Early seeds playing in Juarez sponsored by Coke-a-cola?
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UNT in the hunt for JC point guard Dequon Miller
wardly replied to Harry's topic in Mean Green Basketball
Both the Sun Belt and CUSA only received 1 bid to the NCAA's. Is there really any difference in the quality of play? I don't know, and am just asking. Note: SFA is seeded higher that both Tulsa and U.LL. -
Moving from emotion to reality: UNT Hoops 2014-15
wardly replied to Harry's topic in Mean Green Basketball
Harry, based upon your assessment, which if I understand correctly,next season looks pretty bleak. By the by,S.F.A. is a 12 seed. -
Easy body bag game? Thought we opened with Texas@ Austin.Indiana is home and home.
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. A.State and UALR was great game last night.
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I am not revising history, just stating facts as I know them.I never read that Fraschilla interviewed,and know nothing about Kaspar or Cross, but will take your word for it. I am just repeating what I was told by a friend in the athletic department.On paper Benford looked good, but then again on paper a bumblebee can't fly.Regardless, he is our coach, and will get a 3rd year unless this board is willing to put its money where its mouth is and buy him out.Don't see this happening as our fan base is basically all hat and no cattle, including me.
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I found data on average coaches tenure, but nothing on A.D.'s, so original post regarding Rick outliving the norm appears to be just a shot in the dark.I also find this post interesting as a school that only averages 4,000 attendance in the good times and 2,500 in the bad isn't exactly a basketball mecca.We are mistaken if we think experienced coaches were beating down the door for J.J.'s job, and it appears Benford was the pick of the litter. Stephens was the presidents choice, not Ricks,and there was a lot of support when T.D. was hired. Rick tried to make a splash when all we had was Fouts,went all in, and lost. It happens. There has been a world of bricks and sticks added since he came on board, and it's foolish to say that it would have happened anyway. Botton line is that I while think Bendford was a bad hire, he deserves 3 years. Just an old man's opinion.
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I have a good friend who is extremely plugged into Tiger athletics at a high level and says basketball expectations are much less than football and they will give J.J. enough time to be "respectable".
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UT is not worried about North Texas, at all.
wardly replied to Ben Gooding's topic in Mean Green Football
My concern is that for the 1st time in our meetings that the game means more to Texas than to us. -
Kiev Burning
wardly replied to Cerebus's topic in The Eagles Nest (There Should be Pie For Everyone Forum)
France? -
Kiev Burning
wardly replied to Cerebus's topic in The Eagles Nest (There Should be Pie For Everyone Forum)
Why would we go to war over a piece of land that means nothing to our national interests? Screaming Eagle is right. We need to but out and let them solve their problems. We are not the police of the world, although we mistakenly act like it at times.