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Apparently there will be no onsite alcohol purchase option at the tailgate: Mean Green Tailgate Update We’re reaching out with an update about the official UNT Alumni & UNT Athletics Bowl Tailgate at the SERVPRO First Responder Bowl. Due to technical issues with the hosting school’s transaction system, alcohol cannot be purchased at the event. However, we’ve made adjustments to ensure you can still enjoy the tailgate. If you’d like to upgrade your experience, you can purchase a $20 drink package that includes 3 drink tickets by clicking here. This will be the only option for alcoholic beverages at the event. Additionally, we’re excited to offer a Revolver Beer Tasting during the tailgate, giving you the chance to enjoy some locally crafted flavors. Non-alcoholic beverages will also be available for your enjoyment. Thank you for your understanding as we adapt to these changes. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to the Mean Green Scholarship Fund at mgsf@unt.edu. We look forward to celebrating with you at the tailgate—Go Mean Green!

Yes, mine showed up on Tuesday.

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10-8 SMU final

10-7 SMU with 10 minutes left

8-7 SMU end of the 2nd

5-5 with 6 to go in the 2nd

3-2 SMU with 8 to go in the first

1-0 UNT early in the first period

Tickets purchased. See you there.

It is my understanding that of the entire North Texas allotment, all of the $25 and $65 tickets are sold out.

Try going directly to meangreentickets.com and clicking on "buy tickets"

It looks like the tickets are now available through meangreentickets.com -Tickets will be assigned 12/20/21 based on MGSF priority points.The North Texas Allotment will be in sections 122-132.

Me + 3

My family and I will be there as well. See you there!

Utah State

The Blue Lot RV spots do not have any type of utility connections. There are seven new RV parking spots next to the practice field on the sound end of the stadium that have electric, but those require a season parking pass. The lot opens at 5PM Friday. Not sure how long you can stay, but there are usually a few that leave Sunday morning.

Now that we are in first place in the West and control our own destiny, I am curious if anyone that voted they would rather beat SMU than UTSA has changed their opinion. Had we beaten SMU and lost to UTSA, we would be a half game back of UTSA right now, tied with UAB and USM for 2nd with a tiebraker against both. GO MEAN GREEN

Beating SMU doesn't help us get to the CUSA championship game. Beating UTSA does.

Many of those spots are reserved for RVers with season tickets. Be sure you call the ticket office early in the season and get an RV specific parking pass for the game you want. I usually come up Friday night and have only needed one pass, but I do not move my truck after I am set up.

Congrats Emmitt!

Per Mike Smith, RV parking on the west side of the Red/Blue lot is no longer permitted and RV's parked there will be towed at the owner's expense.

The lot opens at 5 PM on Friday. All RV parking is on the far east side of the Red/Blue lots. We typically stay Friday and Saturday night.

So many to choose from. I'd start with the entire 2001 season. I attended every game that year with a good friend of mine. Started 0-5 with road trips to Norman, Tampa & Monroe My first trip to Norman and first time to see Big XII football in person. My friend had a connection that helped us get a beach front condo in Tampa the week of the USF game. Turns out the week before we stayed there President Bush had stayed in the same condo. Resort staff was still moving furnishings back in that secret service had removed. Took the bus trip from hell to Monroe with many on this board. Watched Necessary Roughness on the way out, got super pumped then lost to a team I was sure we would beat. Bus ride home was a beating. To this day I refuse to watch Necessary Roughness on game days. At this point in the season I see no reason for hope. Next week we shock the Conference favorites, MTSU, in Denton. Late in the game with NT leading 21-0, GreenJoe, who has seats close to mine, yells "When does the North Texas game start!" I am shocked, but still don't expect much from the rest of the season. Following a victory over Arkansas State, we travel to Las Cruces. We had a good crowd. Security kept moving our fans out of the good seats (even though they were empty) and into the corner of the end zone. IIRC, Emmitt actually walks to the ticket booth and buys tickets in the section we were removed from and security still makes him move. NMSU students start chanting "F$%k North Texas" from the student section. We win in a miracle comeback. The legend of "The Miracle in the Desert" is born. NMSU turns off the stadium lights as soon as the game clock ticks to 0.00. We tailgate in the parking lot for hours after the game. I start to think the impossible may happen. We beat the Cajuns then travel to Idaho. Go to a sports bar in Moscow the night before the game. On the menu I find a "Mean Green Burger". No joke. Not many NT fans in the stands. Brad Olson is there in their version of a suite and promises to throw some pretzels to me in the cheap seats. He doesn't. My friend and I are interviewed by the NT Daily and get on the front page the following week. We win big and secure a berth in the New Orleans Bowl. We travel to Troy to play the Trojans and secure a .500 record. We lose. Damn. MTSU fans begin an epic meltdown over being snubbed for a 5-7 North Texas. New Orleans baby! So much fun on Bourbon Street. Game is a disappointment, but I had a fantastic time.

Todd, I should be there. Thanks for organizing these watching parties. GO MEAN GREEN!!