North Texas or UNT?

[Runner]

Maybe we can try to lure some UTSA fans with...

Universidad de Tejas Norte

(I've never had a Spanish class, so I doubt that's grammatically correct)

Ha Ha! Always a smart ASS in the crowd.

[ragpicker]

I don't think there's enough room on our helmets to incorporate both.

UNT on the helmets and North Texas on the jerseys (OLD Scrappy on the pants). Incidentally, everyone I talk to under thirty, including high school and other college kids, refer to us as UNT. It has caught on and we need to use it.

[GoMeanGreen1999]

I like them both, but detest "North Texas" on the helmets.

[wardly]

I like them both, but detest "North Texas" on the helmets.

Talk to R.V.,as it's his decision.

[PlummMeanGreen]

Northern Tex !

PS If we stick with "North Texas" on the helmet is there anyway we can raise the letters a tad higher so the chin strap does not cover part of the letter "x?"

Edited May 21, 2013 by PlummMeanGreen

[UNT90]

I vote we change the name.

How about North Mother F'n Texas?

Edited May 21, 2013 by UNT90

[ragpicker]

The more we use UNT the more it will be recognized. No one seems to have a problem with UTA instead of Arlington State. The USC example is a good one.

[JRock]

I don't understand why this is such an issue. They both must be used. Again. Depending on it's usage.

[CMJ]

The more we use UNT the more it will be recognized. No one seems to have a problem with UTA instead of Arlington State. The USC example is a good one.

Of course, in LA most people don't say USC (which was a surprise to me when I moved). Just SC is most common term I hear.

[TheFranchise]

I think we ought to be all cocky and Buckeye about it and call ourselves "THE University of North Texas."

I think that would be fun.

-- Franchise