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Back to the Frisco Bowl Again🤮🤮
I do too, but wouldn't return even if David Anderson provided round trip transportation from the nearest bar. -
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More national recognition for Mean Green Basketball
This T3 account is obsessed with CBB, watches a ton of it, and knows that this was not a bad loss. MNS will likely repeat what they did last year: win 30 games and get a 12 seed. If we are talking about our NCAAT chances, as long as MNS holds serve, I am not sure how bad this loss will look. When do we start hearing about Quad rankings? https://x.com/T3Bracketology/status/1858743202850738293 -
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Back to the Frisco Bowl Again🤮🤮
+1. Or when we actually start winning bowl games. Some of y'all would be loving the Frisco bowl if we were winning big and attendance was filling it up. There's a bit of a chicken-egg argument here when it comes to winning and attendance. Just f'n go. I'm giving you 'til the count of 10 to get y'r ugly, yellow, no-good keester to the games. -
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UNT Student-Athletes Boast Increased GSR Rate
DENTON, Texas – Mean Green student-athletes recorded their ninth consecutive year with a Graduation Success Rate (GSR) above 82 or better with an 84 for the 2016-17 cohort, the NCAA announced Wednesday. Out of UNT’s 12 sport programs, 10 recorded impressive rates above 82. Seven programs improved or maintained their scores from the previous year including football, women’s basketball, soccer, softball, women’s tennis, women’s track and field/cross country along with swim and dive. Women’s basketball tied the program record with a 95. Additionally, football set a new program milestone with an 87. Women’s tennis maintained a perfect 100 for a record ninth year in a row. From the time GSR data collection began with the 1995-98 cohort, UNT has improved from a score of 59 to 84 (25-point increase). The GSR was developed by the NCAA as part of its academic reform initiative to more accurately measure the academic success of Division I student-athletes by better accounting for the many different academic paths followed by today's college students. The NCAA also released the most recent federal graduation rate data in conjunction with the GSR information. The GSR holds institutions accountable for transfer students, whereas the federal graduation rate does not. The GSR also accounts for mid-year enrollees. The NCAA calculates the federal graduation rate for student-athletes because it is the only rate by which to compare student-athletes to the general student body. -
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Can Indiana do it?
They are entering their biggest test, @ #2 OSU this week. I don't know the backstory on Cignetti, but I love the idea of seeing Indiana compete in the CFP semis. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/42487935/curt-cignetti-google-indiana-hoosiers-college-football-playoff
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