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Step One: Qualify and enroll at UNT. Check

Step Two: Pass 24 hours worth of classes at UNT.

Step Three: Suit up and dominate SBC competition in spring 2012, taking UNT to the sweet 16 or higher.

Step Four: Get drafted and make millions (and give back to the University that got you there :D )

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No disrespect to Coach Mac, but I'm darn glad Coach Jones pulled of the biggest recruiting coup in UNT history. Johnny's been producing and Mitchell along with all the MEN on our team could really take UNT to a national level!!! Since I've been drinking some Kool-Aid today if not national, then really strong Mid Major!!! I like the sound of National better!! Bring on the Texas Longhorns!!!

OH, Coach Mac is putting together a great recruiting class for FB, but Johnny has blown the doors off the Buick!!! Let's hope Johnny & Co. can convince Tony Mitchell to say longer than a year at UNT before turning Pro!!!

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Step One: Qualify and enroll at UNT. Check

Step Two: Pass 24 hours worth of classes at UNT.

Step Three: Suit up and dominate SBC competition in spring 2012, taking UNT to the sweet 16 or higher.

Step Four: Get drafted and make millions (and give back to the University that got you there :D )

Step 1A: Convince Jalen Jones to come be part of the fun.

All About UNT Veteran

All About UNT

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Step One: Qualify and enroll at UNT. Check

Step Two: Pass 24 hours worth of classes at UNT.

Step Three: Suit up and dominate SBC competition in spring 2012, taking UNT to the sweet 16 or higher.

Step Four: Get drafted and make millions (and give back to the University that got you there :D )

Can't +1 you cause I am all out for the day <_<

So glad to hear what he had to say about this since my biggest fear is him being here just to attend classes and bounce. A year away is still a long time but if UNT grows on him like it did so many others we can expect him to suit up for at least spring and if we get truly lucky...tack on another year.

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ITS REALLY HAPPENING !!!!! HES GONNA PLAY FOR US!!!!!! MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAH :thumbsu:

......i know unless he declares for the draft, but honestly i dont think he will be a top 10 pick this year... he hasnt played @ the college level yet... he needs to establish himself and then who knows? hes definitley got the talent to be a lottery pick !!!

.... and to the haters trying to say he will return to Mizzou or transfer... it clearly states he chose UNT over UTEP, meaning that he intends to play here unless he goes to the NBA Draft

GrayEagle Veteran

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Do you mean Jarion Henry? Jalen Jones already signed a LOI to SMU, and I'm nearly positive they would not release him from it...

MY BAD! Yes, I did mean Jarion Henry, Jordan Williams teammate at Kimball. Next time I'll look it up to be sure. Thanks for catching my error.

UNTLifer Grand Master

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Lets just hope he isnt another William Cole

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Or Roderick Fleming

He still has a lot to prove before I will get excited, like going to class and acheiving passing grades.

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Lets just hope he isnt another William Cole

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William Cole didnt make it because he liked Drugs more then School...Mitchell doesn't to seem to have problems outside the classroom like will did. Will is the only one to be blamed on why he didn't succeed at UNT. its also the same reason he didnt make it at OSU.

Drugs are bad M'kay?

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