MGRN Announces All-Time Team

[Harry]

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MGRN Announces All-Time Team

Courtesy: University of North Texas

Release: 08/14/2006

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DENTON- 1995, a year to remember in the sports world. Cal Ripken played in his 2,131 consecutive game, Joe Montana retired from the NFL, Michael Jordan came out of retirement for the first time, Cigar raced to a perfect season in horse racing, and North Texas returned to the ranks of the Division I-A college football.

In conjunction with North Texas entering its 12th season since returning to Division I-A football, the Mean Green Radio Network is unveiling its all-time team of Mean Green football players from 1995 to the present.

Over the next three days, the MGRN will unveil a different part of the team. In conjunction with the team, audio highlights from the years 1997-2005 will be available to for fans to listen to. Today the MGRN announces the all-time special team players.

Special teams:

Punt return:

1st team – Johnny Quinn (03-Present)

2nd team – Ty Jackson (99-01)

Kickoff Return

1st team – Brock McGrew (96-99)

2nd team – Johnny Quinn (03-Present)

Punter:

1st team: Toby Gowin (93-96)

2nd team: John Baker (97-99)

FG Kicker:

1st team: Nick Bazaldua (02-05)

2nd team: Jason Ball (99-01)

Deep Snapper:

1st team: Tim Christian (94-97)

2nd team: Rusty Beck (01-04)

The panel was comprised of the Mean Green Radio Network (George Dunham, Hank Dickenson, Steven Bartolotta) with input from selected coaches and staff.

[megagreen]

Quarterback - 1st Team - Jason Mills

2nd Team - Josh Gulley

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...all-time team of Mean Green football players from 1995 to the present.

An all-time team from 95 to present?

[VideoEagle]

An all-time team from 95 to present? 

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They probably should have named the list “Greatest since the return to real football.”

But maybe it will get some people more excited about the coming season. That’s probably the point.

[UNTLifer]

1995, a year to remember ................., and North Texas returned to the ranks of the Division I-A college football.

[meanrob]

I know he only played one year (1995) of this stretch but Ron Paris or DD over Willis Hudson?