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Travis · November 6, 2006

For this lovely piece we should thank the wonderful coaching staff at the University of North Texas.

http://dallasnews.rivals.com/viewrank.asp?ra_key=1618

This is only area mind you... Look at how great our recruiting front is going. Also, read the list that some of the players who haven't committed have. It is amazing seeing all the players' attention we are grabbing.

I have so much hope in our future.

GoMeanGreen1999 · November 6, 2006

10 of those have picked Baylor. What year did we beat Baylor - it wasn't that long ago.

SilverEagle · November 6, 2006

This reminds me of something.

What has become of our great DL prospect Esteban Santiago? I've looked for him on the sidelines a couple of games now, and haven't seen him in uniform.

If he's hurt, I haven't seen anyone dressed in jeans with a #77 jersey on.

gangrene · November 6, 2006

Anyone else notice #88 on the list??

88 Terrael Williams Dallas (TX) Skyline OL 6-8/407

Now that's a big kid!!!

marc_moffitt · November 6, 2006

Anyone else notice #88 on the list??
88 Terrael Williams Dallas (TX) Skyline OL 6-8/407
Now that's a big kid!!!
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This child could have a heart attack by the time he is 19.

UNTLifer · November 6, 2006

This reminds me of something.
What has become of our great DL prospect Esteban Santiago? I've looked for him on the sidelines a couple of games now, and haven't seen him in uniform.
If he's hurt, I haven't seen anyone dressed in jeans with a #77 jersey on.
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He is listed on the roster per meangreensports.com

sports88guy · November 7, 2006

For this lovely piece we should thank the wonderful coaching staff at the University of North Texas.
http://dallasnews.rivals.com/viewrank.asp?ra_key=1618
This is only area mind you... Look at how great our recruiting front is going. Also, read the list that some of the players who haven't committed have. It is amazing seeing all the players' attention we are grabbing.
I have so much hope in our future.
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that list shows how bad we need new coaches who can recruit, how can we only be on one list and have no commits. washington state and wyoming are on more lists then we are

PlummMeanGreen · November 7, 2006

For this lovely piece we should thank the wonderful coaching staff at the University of North Texas.
http://dallasnews.rivals.com/viewrank.asp?ra_key=1618
This is only area mind you... Look at how great our recruiting front is going. Also, read the list that some of the players who haven't committed have. It is amazing seeing all the players' attention we are grabbing.
I have so much hope in our future.
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DD's re-committment to having several NT coaches recruiting the DFW Metroplex has apparently paid off for dear ol' alma mater, eh, Travis?

Hey folks..................................NOT!

NOT...................one UNT listing in that Dallas Morning News DFW top 100 list, folks. Now how many more years do some of you need this kind of recruiting until Fouts Field becomes nothing but one helluva' wind-breaker for the western part of our campus?

Fact is, another fly on the ceiling said an influential supporter of UNT told our new president in light of those shrinkng numbers of DD apologist that think he needs yet another year to work on that 41 Wins ** 62 Losses career record at UNT ; and all that because they think we cannot afford to buy out his contract.................

..............well, anyway, this particular supporter who is not employed by UNT and does not live in Denton told our new UNT-Denton president: "You folks up here do what you want to do but believe me when I tell you that UNT cannot afford to keep Darrell Dickey even one minute after this season ends."

To those who do have the power on the UNT campus, please don't give anyone the kind of answer a U.S. president once gave when asked after he had pulled a real boner that almost cost his presidency why he did so in the first place and his response?

"I did it because I could do it."

Well, some of you UNT big time power-brokers who might even be visiting this forum again (and we know this is happening) may swagger up to the front of the board room and say the same thing with your boy DD if you were to bring all this DD Ball business back for even just one more year because you can do it? but please be duly noted that there will be ramifcations with those masses who you all would like to help fill those other 15,000 empty seats at Fouts Field.

Most would think a 59 year follower of MG football saying if DD is back in 2007 then he as a an almost 6 decade's supporter of NT football will not be back; anyway, such feelings of even that one alum you can probably multiply by the kind of numbers even our NT upper echelon leaders will not want to admit to, but whatever the case and the results, if they lead the way (again) to bring the most unpopular coach who has spent a number of years on the UNT payroll many of us have ever seen, nevertheless, every bit of this will come under their watch.

Is this the kind of legacy anyone who attended UNT would want to ever leave for their own alma mater if they ever have plans to come back to visit their alma mater?

Edited November 7, 2006 by PlummMeanGreen

FirefightnRick · November 7, 2006

This child could have a heart attack by the time he is 19.
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Reminds me. The right tackle for La Tech listed as 6'8'', 378lbs.

Rick

Green Crazy · November 7, 2006

Anyone else notice #88 on the list??
88 Terrael Williams Dallas (TX) Skyline OL 6-8/407
Now that's a big kid!!!
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It says that he has dropped 30lbs too.

SilverEagle · November 7, 2006

He is listed on the roster per meangreensports.com
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Yes, he's on the program as well. But I haven't seen him on the sideline any time this season.

pollock · November 7, 2006

Reminds me. The right tackle for La Tech listed as 6'8'', 378lbs.
Rick
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Former Denton Bronco Great, Herman "Big Herm" Johnson, played high school ball at 6-8, 380. He was the biggest baby ever born in Louisiana at something like 14 pounds.

He is now dishing out the pain for LSU.

edit: man, that sounds like a Brasky post.

Edited November 7, 2006 by pollock