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North Texas 2010 Best Case 7-5 Close Losses (4)

RICE – At the half NT had a 11-5 FD edge but actually trailed the game 23-21 due to turnovers. NT led 31-26 but Rice got a TD with 6:22 left. NT punted with 4:56 left, got it back with 2:07 left at their own 20 and got to the 48 but on 4&14 got a 9 yd pass.

LOUISIANA – UL did get a 40 yd FR TD in the 2Q which was a big swing and did lead by 2 TD’s into the 4Q. NT got the tying TD with :31 left but the xp was blk’d and UL rec’d the onside kick and ran out the clock.

ARKANSAS ST – NT trailed 21-19 in the 4Q. ASU got a 39 yd FG with 9:40 left to go up by 5. NT punted with 7:00 left and then got it back with 5:59 left. They got 2 FD’s to the ASU28 but on 3&14 was sk’d for an 17 yd loss and punted on 4&31 with 2:36 left. ASU got 1 FD and ran out the clock.

TROY - See Troy

North Texas 2010 Worst Case 1-11 Close Wins (2)

FLORIDA ATLANTIC - NT led 21-17 and were SOD on 4&11 gaining 9 yds to the FAU28 with 2:24 left. They had a 26 yd pass to the 2 overturned on a review then were sk’d and dropped a 4th down pass with :59 left.

MIDDLE TENNESSEE – See Middle Tennessee

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