Harry

Wow so last night was rough to say the least! Tough game. Anyhoo, we are working on some site updates that will be cool but are running into some formatting issues. Everything is still working ok but some of the buttons have moved around etc. Hang tight we are working on it and will have it corrected shortly. GMG

Join @Evan, @Harry and @TheReal_jayDas they discuss the disappointing loss to Missou and the upcoming battle against General George C. Marshall on a Friday night in Denton, Texas USA. Also some realignment stuffs and Littrell gig talk indeed. GMG Direct audio link: https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/gomeangreen/JUSTTHE3_mixdown.mp3

The Band is back together again! Join @Evan, @Harry, @BeyondTheGreenand @TheReal_jayD as they recap the UNT loss to La. Tech and look forward to the roadie against Missou. Realignment talk is back and a recruiting update from JD is also provided. Direct audio link: https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/gomeangreen/10.6.21_GMG_BS_pod_mixdown.mp3

Less than two weeks ago, CBS Sports’ Dennis Dodd reported that the American Athletic Conference was trying to court four Mountain West Conference schools as potential replacements for the three AAC schools that left for the Big 12 Conference at the beginning of the month. Now, multiple reports indicate that two of those schools are indeed well on their way to joining the AAC. On Tuesday, Action Network’s Brett McMurphy first reported that Colorado State and Air Force could move to the AAC as early as next week, and Dodd’s CBS colleague Matt Norlander later confirmed that the two schools are in fact “heavily involved” in talks to leave the MWC for the AAC, although it’s “not across the line yet.” Norlander also indicated that the AAC likely wants to add even more schools than just those two. link: https://www.deseret.com/2021/9/28/22698868/reports-2-schools-close-to-leaving-mwc-for-aac-boise-state-waiting-and-hoping-for-big-12-invite

UNT Athletics: North Texas opens state-of-the-art Bruzzy’s UNT Golf Facility Loyal donor ‘Bruzzy’ makes key contribution For more information contact: Taylor Bryan, 254-709-4411, Taylor.Bryan@unt.edu DENTON, Texas – After nearly two years of planning and construction, Bruzzy’s UNT Golf Facility had its ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday, Sept. 18, prior to the Mean Green’s football game against UAB with both the men’s and women’s teams on hand along with North Texas president Neal J. Smatresk, Vice President and Director of Athletics Wren Baker, members of the UNT System Board of Regents, and the facility’s namesake and lead donor, Jerome “Bruzzy” Westheimer. The $3 million on-campus practice facility is located on the east side of the former Eagle Point Golf Course on the east side of Apogee Stadium and Victory Hall, and houses both the men’s and women’s golf team. Bruzzy’s UNT Golf Facility is 5,047 square feet and features two hitting bays with state-of-the-art swing analysis and technology. Additional features include a virtual putting green along with chipping and putting areas, locker rooms, study space, coaches offices, a lounge and kitchen area. The North Texas men's and women's golf teams have not had an on-campus outdoor training facility since the former Eagle Point Golf Course was shut down in 2003. Westheimer has been instrumental in the upgrade and development of the UNT golf programs and other university educational endeavors over the past several years. He was honored as the recipient of the 2019 Wings of Eagles Award, which is the most prestigious award presented by the president for a person who embodies the true spirit of UNT through engagement, generosity and affinity. He celebrated the grand opening by hitting an exploding ball filled with streamers for the ceremonial first drive at the facility along with a ribbon cutting by President Smatresk. Other gifts for the project came from Ken and Ann Newman, C. Dan and Le’Nore Smith, David and Lynn Riley, Sam and Valerie Golden, Tom Klammer, Ernie Kuehne, Knowles Cornwell, Ward and Joyce White and Brad and Vicki Olson. The Mean Green men's golf team has a long history of success, including four NCAA national championships, winning 31 conference championships and making 35 NCAA postseason appearances. Head coach Brad Stracke has won three conference championships and made five NCAA postseason appearances since he took over in 2009. Sophomore Vicente Marzilio won the 2021 Conference USA individual championship as a freshman and advanced to the NCAA Regional. The Mean Green women's team, led by head coach Michael Akers, finished last season ranked No. 36 in the nation, the best end-of-season ranking in program history. The team also claimed the first conference championship in program history in 2021, and current senior Audrey Tan won the program’s first individual conference championship. The team earned its first automatic NCAA Regional bid. If interested in naming opportunities at Bruzzy’s UNT Golf Facility, please contact Mean Green Scholarship Fund at 940-369-7284.

We interview a familiar and successful alumnus who provides an update on his world and shares some of his most interesting mean green views. Direct audio link: https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/gomeangreen/ringr_170237_171867.mono.mp3

Harry joins TheRealJD and Billy See as they recap a difficult 35-12 loss against cross-town rival SMU as well as looking forward to a huge game against 14-point favorite UAB at home in Denton. The boys point out some positives that came to light despite ultimately losing the game. Direct audio link: https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/gomeangreen/Post_SMU_GMG_RS_Pod_9.15.21_edit_mixdown.mp3

Hi we are set to record the show again tonight. Let us know if you have any question or topics you would like us to explore. GMG and Beat UAB!

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Really? Hadn’t heard that. I got a link?

Harry joins TheRealJD and recaps the 44-14 win over Northwestern State as well as looking forward to the huge game against SMU in Dallas. The boys mix in some realignment talk just for good measure as well. Direct audio link: https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/gomeangreen/9.8.21_mixdown.mp3

The University of North Texas is debuting innovative programs in fall 2021 from health care to construction to information technologies. View Full Article