Who's Missing Here ?

MeanGreen61 · February 19, 2010

OK, slow time. FWIW ELA has been posting his rankings for several years. Here's the thread thus far from the WAC board. UNT hasn't been listed 120-98 but all Belt teams, excluding UNT,Troy and the MUTS have made his list.

#120 Arkansas State

#119 FIU

#118 Akron

#117 WKU

#116 Eastern Michigan

#115 Memphis

#114 San Jose State

#113 Ball State

#112 UTEP

#111 New Mexico

#110 FAU

#109 Colorado State

#108 Hawaii

#107 UL-Lafayette

#106 San Diego State

#105 Tulane

#104 New Mexico State

#103 UL-Monroe

#102 Washing State

#101 Louisiana Tech (Raisin' holy hello on the WAC board)

#100 Miami Ohio

#99 Rice

#98 Western Michigan

Link

http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=451&f=2368&t=5543558&p=1

Edited February 19, 2010 by MeanGreen61

forevereagle · February 19, 2010

OK, slow time. FWIW ELA has been posting his rankings for several years. Here's the thread thus far from the WAC board. UNT hasn't been listed 120-98 but all Belt teams, excluding UNT,Troy and the MUTS have made his list.

#120 Arkansas State
#119 FIU
#118 Akron
#117 WKU
#116 Eastern Michigan
#115 Memphis
#114 San Jose State
#113 Ball State
#112 UTEP
#111 New Mexico
#110 FAU
#109 Colorado State
#108 Hawaii
#107 UL-Lafayette
#106 San Diego State
#105 Tulane
#104 New Mexico State
#103 UL-Monroe
#102 Washing State
#101 Louisiana Tech (Raisin' holy hello on the WAC board)
#100 Miami Ohio
#99 Rice
#98 Western Michigan

Link
http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=451&f=2368&t=5543558&p=1

On what grounds is WKU not last?

UNT Mean Green · February 19, 2010

On what grounds is WKU not last?

They had some good young players in spots last year, and with Coach Taggart, things will be a lot different.

MeanGreen61 · February 19, 2010

Well the Mean Green are now listed.

#97

North Texas Mean Green

After ruling the Sun Belt for a few years, the Mean Green hit rock bottom. Now they are on their way back, although the gap between North Texas and the top 2 teams in the conference is probably wider than the gap between them and being dead last. That might sound odd to say about a team that was 2-10 last year, and 5-31 over the past 3. However, North Texas lost to Alabama by 46, Middle Tennessee by 16, Troy by 24 nd UL Monroe by 27. In their other 8, they were 2-6, with their 6 losses by an average of 4 points per game, one in overtime, and the largest margin of defeat was 7. With 10 starters returning on offense and 8 on defense that should be the type of experience to get North Texas on top in those close games.

Offensive Leaders:

RB Lance Dunbar, Junior

WR Jamaal Jackson, Senior

OT Esteban Santiago, Senior

Defensive Leaders:

DE Brandon Akpunku, Junior

LB Craig Robertson, Senior

CB Royce Hill, Junior

Conference Rating: #3 in Sun Belt