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Found some fabric online and made my own.

Everything I'm hearing from online from scientists in epidemiology/virology is that 12-18 months is probably best case. There are no vaccines yet - there are vaccine candidates, some of which are in early testing. Those have to go through a lot of testing before being proven to be both effective and safe. Then once that happens it has to be produced. Don't expect a vaccine until at least 2021.

Woo hoo (I'll take what I can get!)

You had to buy them for the tournament.

Named COVID19 because it was identified in 2019.

You have probably heard that good hand washing is a great way to prevent the spread of disease (including the flu and the new coronavirus) and that you should be washing your hands for about 20 seconds each time. The conventional recommendation is to sing the "Happy Birthday" song twice and that will be about 20 seconds. I have a better suggestion. Sing the first part of the UNT Fight Song (up to the "U...N...T...Eagles" part) and that is about 20 seconds. GO MEAN GREEN! (and stay healthy)

First game my seats had the banner showing that they were reserved. Now they are no longer there, so don't know what happened to them.

I have heard that it will have a high net between it and the parking lot.

There's a pretty wide area to the west of the RV parking strip along the edge of the parking lot. The new facility and the current tailgating setup are not mutually exclusive.

My solution would just be to pick up the cadence during that part. If we did the U N T Eagles at a fast pace instead of the super-slow pace they do now (I don't remember the N T S U version being so slow) then there wouldn't be time to add any "extras" into it.

Maybe the bus stop building includes bathrooms and we'll soon find out which vintage urinal from the past was also saved in the construction.

Grabbed one on the way to a meeting

I don't think anyone else has posted this, but as I was driving down North Texas Blvd. this morning I noticed that it looks like the Fouts reliefs are on the back of the new structures being built at the bus stops in the Fouts parking lot. You can see them as you drive down North Texas Blvd. right where it intersects with Highland. I was driving so couldn't snap a photo.

Kendall Hall for my freshman and sophomore years (1983-1985) College Inn for junior and senior years (1985-1987)

Heard one time that you needed to donate at least half the cost of a building to get your name on it. So ... maybe there is a garden shed somewhere on campus waiting for your donation?

Round Two is OPEN!

We lost a percentage point last night. Don't let the OU guys get any hope of ever catching us.

I wish I could have been to one of the Tech games, but never could. I did get to see the Rice win back then. That was also a great win given the conference situation at the time.

My seats were around the 45 yard line, so I stayed put, but I enjoyed watching the die-hard crowd who remained and dutifully marched from one end of the stands to the other as they switched endzones after each overtime.

Wish I had been there for that one!

I was fortunate enough to be in the stands at Arkansas to watch Peter Pan fly, which got me thinking about the iconic moments in Mean Green Football that I also got to see in person. My list is below (approximate reverse chronological order). What is on yours? - "The Return" or Peter Pan flies at Arkansas - The Drive versus UTSA - The Heart of Dallas win over UNLV - The Stand versus Rice - The NCAA record scoring game (at the time) loss against Navy - The seven overtimes win against FIU - The New Orleans Bowl victory over Cincinnati - The amazing home game against New Mexico State to clinch our 2nd N.O. Bowl - The Brawl at the end of the first half against SMU in 1990 and the subsequent win

I agree. He was a great athlete, but he was also the first African-American regent for the university and his contributions to UNT go beyond what he did on the field.

The provost told the Faculty Senate yesterday that there is no plan to make Frisco a stand-alone university. The goal is to make this an extension of the main campus like Discovery Park, but very much connected to the main campus rather than an independent university.

The TCU and UNT School of Medicine is scheduled to accept its first class in 2019. https://www.unthsc.edu/mdschool/

Yes - Sheffield's position.