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RUDY'S BAR-B-Q IN ALLEN - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH The watching party begins at 6 p.m. in the Rudy's banquet room, kickoff at 6:30. There will be door prizes and giveaways, courtesy of the University of North Texas Alumni Association, including some new-this-year door prizes like UNT Alumni pennants, beer glasses, and sports bottles co-branded with the Mean Green Club . No cost to attend, food and beverages available for purchase. Open to anyone and everyone. Watching the broadcast with fellow Mean Green fans is the next best thing to being at the game! Rudy's is located at 1790 N. Central Expressway in Allen, next to Cabela's. PLEASE POST BELOW IF YOU THINK YOU MIGHT ATTEND!- 17 replies
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https://twitter.com/RiddleMeThisGT/status/458043095238852608 https://rivals.yahoo.com/bwi/football/recruiting/player-Chris-Riddle-148005
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Florida: Sources tell us that Marshall head coach Doc Holliday is very much a candidate for the head coaching vacancy at Florida. Holliday has served as head coach at Marshall for the past five seasons. From 2005-2007 he was on Urban Meyers staff at Florida serving as associate head coach and recruiting coordinator. Holliday went on to join the staff at West Virginia where he served two years as associate head coach before being named head coach at Marshall following the 2009 season. Holliday won 10 games at Marshall last season and currently has his team 10-0. Read more: http://footballscoop.com/the-scoop/
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GAINESVILLE — Jacoby Brissett will take another shot at being a starting quarterback, though it will not be at Florida. Brissett, a true sophomore from Dwyer High School, has informed the Gators that he will leave the program and is in the process of picking a new school. UF coach Will Muschamp must approve any destination on his list. By leaving now, Brissett can go through spring practices with his new team. He must sit out the upcoming season and can return as a red-shirt junior in 2014. Florida confirmed that he is leaving and announced that fellow sophomore Chris Johnson, mainly a special teams player, is too. “Both Jacoby and Chris expressed an interest in transferring and getting a fresh start,” Muschamp said. “We are very thankful for their contributions to the University of Florida and wish them the best of luck.” There appeared to be no future for Brissett in Gainesville with fellow sophomore Jeff Driskel firmly planted as the starter. Brissett played sparingly this year, only earning a true start when Driskel was sidelined by a sprained ankle. He technically started the season opener, though he exited after the first snap and played less than one quarter. Read more: http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/sports/college-football/ex-dwyer-high-qb-jacoby-brissett-to-transfer-from-/nTn7j/
