Graham Harrell And Joel Filani Are Headed To UNT

[Harry]

At Texas Tech, Filani was 1st Team All-Big XII twice, catching a career-high 91 passes for 1,300 yards and 13 touchdowns in 2006. Harrell, the architect of potentially the most important victory in Texas Tech football history, holds 8 NCAA all time records in various passing statistics, and ranks in the top 20 in many more.

It's always good to see former Red Raiders moving up in the coaching ranks, and it's also good to see Texas boys come back to Texas. Congrats to these two guys, the promotion is well-deserved.

read more:  http://www.vivathematadors.com/2015/12/11/9897162/graham-harrell-and-joel-filani-are-headed-to-unt

[southsideguy]

maybe get home and home with washington state?

[Ben Gooding]

maybe get home and home with washington state?

Yes, please. 

[EagleMBA]

Yes, please. 

You may want to rethink that position. Do you realize that you would likely have to forego the opportunity to compete at home with the likes of Bethune-Cookman and Portland State? Looking ahead, you might never see a game with The Little Sisters Of The Poor because of scheduling constraints. Do you REALLY want to pass that up?

[eulessismore]

At Texas Tech, Filani was 1st Team All-Big XII twice, catching a career-high 91 passes for 1,300 yards and 13 touchdowns in 2006. Harrell, the architect of potentially the most important victory in Texas Tech football history, holds 8 NCAA all time records in various passing statistics, and ranks in the top 20 in many more.

It's always good to see former Red Raiders moving up in the coaching ranks, and it's also good to see Texas boys come back to Texas. Congrats to these two guys, the promotion is well-deserved.

read more:  http://www.vivathematadors.com/2015/12/11/9897162/graham-harrell-and-joel-filani-are-headed-to-unt

Damn, we got some mention in the Seattle Times (not without 1-11 being mentioned).  I used to live in that town so long ago that the Seahawks were a joke , the Supersonics were dominating the NBA, and Don James coached UW was filling that 72,500 capacity Husky Stadium on Saturdays. My, how things change.