Is this why we lose so much?

bjrichus · October 31, 2011

:skydive:

LakeTravis · October 31, 2011

Why is UNT wasting time, money and resources on this crap?

Mean Green 93-98 · October 31, 2011

Why is UNT wasting time, money and resources on this crap?

Because it's hilarious! :lol: :goodjob: :unsure: :huh: :no: :bangin:

meangreendork · October 31, 2011

Because it's friggin' hilarious. If you catch the other press releases about this, they cleverly sneak mentions of better features on campus as well as encouraging students to get their EagleAlert info updated.

Censored by Laurie · October 31, 2011

Why is UNT wasting time, money and resources on this crap?

Agreed...that was clearly an exhaustive and high budget venture.

Green P1 · October 31, 2011

Why is UNT wasting time, money and resources on this crap?

Many have wondered the same thing about our football team.

yyz28 · October 31, 2011

I think its funny.

Mean Green Matt · October 31, 2011

Because it's friggin' hilarious. If you catch the other press releases about this, they cleverly sneak mentions of better features on campus as well as encouraging students to get their EagleAlert info updated.

The best part (in my opinion) is them saying that Pterodactyls cannot see the color green, so wearing green shirts is the only way to truly be safe, and that Pterodactyls are most active on Friday. I think this is freakin brilliant.

northtexasfrog · October 31, 2011

Because it's hilarious!

Agreed.

meangreendork · November 1, 2011

The best part (in my opinion) is them saying that Pterodactyls cannot see the color green, so wearing green shirts is the only way to truly be safe, and that Pterodactyls are most active on Friday. I think this is freakin brilliant.

I think they need to do more fun stuff like this to sort of break that barrier. This was pretty awesome, especially because if you didn't know better, or failed your biology classes, you'd totally buy into it being for real.

emmitt01 · November 1, 2011

I think they need to do more fun stuff like this to sort of break that barrier. This was pretty awesome, especially because if you didn't know better, or failed your biology classes, you'd totally buy into it being for real.

Yes. I can see how young adults, smart enough to get into college, would believe in dinosaur color-blindness that oddly coincides with the wishes of the administration. Yep. Safe bet there...

Edited November 1, 2011 by emmitt01

meangreendork · November 1, 2011

Yes. I can see how young adults, smart enough to get into college, would believe in dinosaur color-blindness that oddly confides with the wishes of the administration. Yep. Safe bet there...

Book smarts =/= common sense.

JRock · November 1, 2011

Think of the kids. My three kids still ask about Scrappy after meeting him this season. It's pretty cool to see the kids loving the Mean Green these days. Videos like this are perfect for them.

JRock