Brett Vito Five quick thoughts

[Harry]

Here are five quick thoughts after UNT’s 30-20 loss to Southern Miss at Apogee Stadium:

1. The move to McNulty seemed to pay off

UNT turned to Andrew McNulty at quarterback, its third starter this season. The move seemed like it came out of desperation to a certain degree after Josh Greer and Dajon Williams didn’t prove to be the right fit for UNT’s offense. McNulty drove the bus effectively. He didn’t make many mistakes, which is what head coach Dan McCarney wants.

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[DentonAmerica]

The move to McNulty paid off but we scored 20 pts against a bad Southern Miss team at home......

[emmitt01]

So if the chances of a bowl are "slim", why continue to play a QB who is a place holder at best?

[Army of Dad]

So if the chances of a bowl are "slim", why continue to play a QB who is a place holder at best?

Because everyone else has been tried and they all failed.

[wardly]

I thought McNulty played well. Take away a holding call that negated a touchdown pass, and a missed makeable field goal, and we are in the game. Problem is defense. So. Miss. had the ball 15 minutes more than us, and our front 4 had a very hard time putting pressure on their QB.

[Andrew]

Lol.... The move to McNulty seemed to pay off. As if Dajon could have done any worse? Why was this not said when Dajon finally got the nod? Instead all that was said was "well he played good against a bad FCS team. It does not really show us anything". The same should be being said about McNulty. Stop singing his praises! For the team we were playing his effort was average to pathetic at best.