DRC: In this week's edition of What We Learned we look at what UNT's loss to UAB told us about the Mean Green's small margin for error

[Brett Vito]

 

[NT80]

"The Mean Green can't afford to make mistakes against good teams."

Does this really imply UAB is a "good team"?   Maybe by CUSA standards?  Lol.  They were 4-5 when we played them.  UAB had lost to FAU and Rice, and had not beaten any teams with a winning record this year, except now for UNT.

[UNT Texas Hooligan]

11 hours ago, NT80 said:

"The Mean Green can't afford to make mistakes against good teams."

Does this really imply UAB is a "good team"?   Maybe by CUSA standards?  Lol.  They were 4-5 when we played them.  UAB had lost to FAU and Rice, and had not beaten any teams with a winning record this year, except now for UNT.

Another Bert sugarcoating article. UAB are not a good team and have an interim coach to boot. They lost to teams we blew out including everything else mentioned above yet you would think they were a Top 25 team the way we looked against them in the second half. I’m looking on the bright side though. The more evidence that we get showing Littrell isn’t it the guy, the easier the decision to can him at the end of the season will be

[Got5onIt]

On 11/15/2022 at 7:48 AM, UNT Texas Hooligan said:

Another Bert sugarcoating article. UAB are not a good team and have an interim coach to boot. They lost to teams we blew out including everything else mentioned above yet you would think they were a Top 25 team the way we looked against them in the second half. I’m looking on the bright side though. The more evidence that we get showing Littrell isn’t it the guy, the easier the decision to can him at the end of the season will be

Bert?

[Coffee and TV]

Mistakes? We didn't even score in the 2nd half. The mistakes are all on the sidelines and/or booths. 

Edited November 16, 2022 by Coffee and TV