Maybe What Happened Sat. Is Best For Both Dodges

[DallasGreen]

Surely Sat. shows two things: 1) Despite all our hopes Todd Dodge is not cut out to coach college football nor assemble a staff that can do it for him. It's no knock on Todd whom I've found to be a great person, but continually more introverted as his obvious shortcomings became clearer. Some are great H.S. coaches, some are great college coaches, and a few great pro coaches. Ever once in a while you get a Jimmy Johnson who is great at all levels. I wish Todd luck. I feel he will again rise to greatness at the H.S. level most likely at Austin Westlake, the affluent community atmosphere to which he and his family are best suited. 2) There was a reason Riley Dodge was not recruited as a college QB. His lack of height and arm strength made this a doomed experiment from the start. Failure to make reads and a disturbing as well as disappointing lack of leadership skills became more obvious as this horrendous season played out. I regret his injury, but it gives him another medical redshirt next season to contemplate what should be an obvious role as a wide receiver with whereever his new program turns out to be. Who knows in 2 years he may be making the SLC connection to SMU like Padron and be instrumental in June Jones meteoric rise which by then will be at a level with TCU.

The administrators at UNT are at a most crucial crossroad--do they still want to go for the cheapest or the best? There are some great prospects out there. I personally believe Jeff Bowers is most likely under contract already but that's only a hunch.

[Harry]

The administrators at UNT are at a most crucial crossroad--do they still want to go for the cheapest or the best? There are some great prospects out there. I personally believe Jeff Bowers is most likely under contract already but that's only a hunch.

Agree with you 100% about this being such a critical decision for UNT. The success of a 78 million dollar investment rides on this one.