Hope

UNT90 · September 25, 2010

As I sit here and watch the SMU/TCU game, I watch a team that was 1-11 two years ago go toe to toe with the #4 team in the nation. A tie game midway through the 2nd.

Although SMUt may end up losing, it's pretty clear they have not only turned the corner, but are already a couple of blocks away. How did they get there? They spent the money to bring in a proven college football coach (yes, I know the alums were the main factor in this)

RV, BOR, and LJ, I'm not asking you to spend 2 mil a year for a coach, but the days of UNT head football coach being the one of the lowest paid head coaching positions in college football have to end NOW.

500k. NO EXCUSES. FIND THE DAMN MONEY.

UNT_playmaker · September 25, 2010

SMU brought in a top notch Athletic Director and he knew what needed to be done, and he did it in a short amount of time.

The turnaround was quick and dramatic.

I am certain 2011 will be our turn around year.

NT91 · September 25, 2010

SMU is so much ahead of NTSUNT

Edited September 25, 2010 by NT91

Rudy · September 25, 2010

As I sit here and watch the SMU/TCU game, I watch a team that was 1-11 two years ago go toe to toe with the #4 team in the nation. A tie game midway through the 2nd.

Although SMUt may end up losing, it's pretty clear they have not only turned the corner, but are already a couple of blocks away. How did they get there? They spent the money to bring in a proven college football coach (yes, I know the alums were the main factor in this)

RV, BOR, and LJ, I'm not asking you to spend 2 mil a year for a coach, but the days of UNT head football coach being the one of the lowest paid head coaching positions in college football have to end NOW.

500k. NO EXCUSES. FIND THE DAMN MONEY.

Was this the addendum to the Neinas report? How much did it cost NT to get this bit of already known information?

Seriosusly though, I think this is already figured out. Or at least I hope it is.