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UNT 2012 Hall of Fame Class Announced
DENTON (9/4/12) -The University of North Texas has announced its 2012 Athletic Hall of Fame class. Among the group of five former Mean Green greats is two of the best defensive lineman in school history, a running back great, and a track and field star. Walter Chapman (football), Brandon Kennedy (football), Ron Linscomb (track and field), C. Dan Smith (football) and Jamario Thomas (football) make up the class of 2012 and give the North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame 171 members.
The school's 30th all-time class will be inducted in the spring of 2013 in conjuction with the North Texas spring football game at Apogee Stadium. The North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame will also recognize and honor the 2002 football team that won the Sun Belt Conference title and the 2002 New Orleans Bowl.
Once called "a 5-foot-10, 240-pound stick of dynamite" by Texas Football magazine, Chapman was a quick, powerful defensive nose tackle who was a four-year starter for the Mean Green before, ultimately, earning All-America honors. Chapman was named the Missouri Valley Conferences freshman Defensive Player of the Year in 1973 and first team All-MVC as a sophomore in 1974.
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23 Comments
Scott Hall HAS to be in this group...It is getting to a point of ridulousness!
First time I have truly been disappointed in the athletic dept. I have been frustrated before, but this is that disappointment that hurts worse than that whippin' your dad didn't give you, he just told you, "I'm dissapointed in you."
For us old-timers Walter Chapman's induction into the UNT Athletic Hall of Fame was very slow in occurring.
He was the epitome of the Hayden Fry model for a nose tackle in the John LaGrone (SMU) tradition.
I have lots of great memories of Chapman's heroics in the early-to-mid-70s.
Congratulations Walter - You, sir, were one helluva player.
Really?
Disappointed about Scott Hall but I don't want to rain on these other guys - all very deserving selections in my opinion.
I will be lost not getting to go into my annual rant about why he was excluded.
Why? He had the best season as a running back that any NT player has ever had. If he had his freshmen year performance in his senior year instead of his first, he would be seen by many as the best rb ever at NT. Disappointment that he didn't follow up his freshmen with similar seasons is no reason to not recognize the greatness of his rookie year and a very solid career.
As for the exclusion of Hall, we can't just put them all in at once. He's a lock for next season. You have to spread them out a little so that you have great players to put in each year.
I agree that Jarmario declined quite a bit after his freshman year and shouldn't have made the list.
Are you kidding me? I've watched every one of the QB's that you mentioned and Scott Hall (when he was healthy...and often when he was not) was the equal of all of them and significantly better than Ken Washington.........who was waaaaaayy over-rated. In fact, Ken Washington should not be mentioned in the same breath with the likes of Steve Ramsey, Jordan Case/Scott Hall (they are both exactly alike), Scott Davis, Mitch Maher. And last, but certainly not least, he should never be mentioned in the same breath as Joe Stevenson.
Then why not let Jamario wait an extra year or so?
Good question. I dunno, but I'm not too bummed. He's certainly not the headliner of this class. Hall would be, so maybe the AD is trying to put Booger & Hall in different classes.
While playing for Todd Dodge.
Just when he is finally healthy...