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Yeah, right, like that could happen. Plumm's had single posts that have gone longer than this thread.

God bless the old Wolverine.

That looks excellent! It's an excellent helmet design as opposet to just having a design on a helmet.

I heard she was disappointed. I heard that she saw the box and thought you had bought her a ring.

OK Smitty, that is just too cool looking. I would have said "no way" if someone had described it, but that looks excellent. (The same style with the white background also looks excellent.) It's Mean Green without being too Eagle-ish.

I would consider an NIT bid a success IF, AND ONLY IF, North Texas were to secure a first round game at home. Being shipped off to be somebody elses fodder in the first round does NOTHING to build the program. We need some home events to jump start the basketball program. We need BIG events, with everything (and I do mean everything) possible done to fill the entire arena with fans. The perception of North Texas basketball can change almost instantly if we let it. Speaking of that, when has North Texas hosted an NIT tournament game in basketball (or even back in 1AA football playoffs for that matter)? It seems North Texas has historically taken the easy cash and sold the game to the opponent, and subsequently never wins.

Just having a little fun with ya bud..... Merry Christmas to you and yours

That's my thoughts exactly, Smitty. I was so beaten down by the malaise under the previous coach. We now have hope that things are getting better. Thank you RV.

Why is anyone acting as a mouthpiece for Ms. Engel to begin with? Is it really that important to anybody on this board that her uninformed opinion be broadcast to everyone that reads these message boards? Doesn't it occur to anyone that as she headlines as "The Little Ball Of Hate" that she might be saying baseless statements to inspire negative reaction? Somebody swallowed it, hook, line, and sinker.

My wife asked me if there was a rule about this when we listening on the radio. "They can't let a player continue to play if he has vomit all over him. Who would want to tackle him. Eeeaaaeeeeewwwwwwww!" About that time I sarted thinking of a new strategy that could be even more effective than the tear-away jerseys of the late 1970s. Now back to the original subject: Congratulations to Coach Dodge and the Southlake Carrol Dragons. What an amazing championship season.

Allen's Dick was injured in that last game. Maybe he was just stating that Allen will be experiencing a lot of Payne when Dick is gone.

Mitch Haher is a minister. So the Lord speaks through Mitch and the Mean Green Nation speaks through Mitch. That's not bad company. Maybe that's why they refer to it as God's Green Earth.

I loved the guy's intensity. He never stopped coaching and encouraging his players even in games where inept offensive performances had eliminated any chance of victory. (North Texas fans referred to those as non-conference games) That being said, I hope we get whoever Todd Dodge wants to run the team.

From Athlon's Sideline Spirit Contest: It's truly amazing. There were nearly THREE MILLION votes cast for all contestants in the combined rounds of this contest, and our girl is THE WINNER!!! Congratulations to Caris, the North Texas Dancers, and to everyone that participated in the victory.

Thanks Rick, the displays were spectacular and the kids loved the rides. We've been going to Prairie Lights for the past several winters and the show keeps getting better every year.

The defensive players probably aren't very happy because they're not going to get as much playing time.

I too am not a big fan of the Forrest Gumping the polo shirt look, but it beats the heck out of the front wasteline loaded Archies comic book style that we've endured for the last decade.

Yes, and he can also brag that his daughter Jill is a graduate of the University of North Texas. (She was a pretty hot Chi Omega)

This is from a site on Rivals.com evaluating the UT quarterbacks. ___________________________________________________________________ Who's next at Texas? January 09, 2006 Jevan Snead, Stephenville Class: Incoming freshman Height, weight: 6-3, 205 Strengths: Snead has strong leadership skills. Ex-UT quarterback and Southlake Carroll coach Todd Dodge, who coached Snead in Saturday's U.S. Army All-American Bowl, said, "He just has a good look in his eyes." Snead has good field awareness and a quick release. He carries the ball under his chin, and when he makes a decision, the ball is gone. He's a student of the game who will enroll early at UT next week, giving him a chance to go through spring football. Weaknesses: He has to make film study a main focus in college. The speed of the game is going to change, and he must adapt to that, said his high school coach, Chad Morris. Snead will also have to get better at reading defenses. High school: A two-year starter who also started Stephenville's last three games as a sophomore...He was named Parade All-American after throwing for 3,562 yards and 36 touchdowns while leading Stephenville to the Class 4A Division I state semifinals. Snead threw for 7,391 yards, 72 touchdowns and just 14 interceptions for his high school career. ... Snead outperformed the more heralded Mitch Mustain (Springdale, Ark.) in Saturday's U.S. Army Bowl, completing seven of 16 passes for 133 yards and two touchdowns. ... Snead is No. 10 overall on Rivals.com's Texas 100. He is the second highest-rated quarterback in the state behind Highland Park's Matthew Stafford.

I like this letter that was written to the Austin American-Statesman. ____________________________________________________________________ Jevan Snead tore them up in HS. He was a great recruit. The few times he actually played for Texas, he showed an arm like a rocket. He was a gutsy runner. He just never had enough PT and seasoning. How can you criticize a young fella who simply wants to put his enormous talent on the field and live his dream? Jevan Snead is a winner and will do well wherever he goes. I just can't wait until Major Applewhite gets the OC job at UT! Hook 'em, Jevan!

The headphones were always a slap directed at the fans that supported the team. They were a symptom of a former coach's "us against them" attitude which served to create the division from within that he craved. That crap is all gone now. Likewise, do you think any players are going to run to the tunnel before the Brigade plays the alma mater next season? It may happen, but I doubt they'll have the opportunity to make that mistake twice. "Mommy, ......I lost my scholarship because I refuse to show loyalty to my university". "That's alright son, you can come home and spend the next couple of years walking the dog."

Um, a little rumor control. As reported by RC Horn: Todd Dodge's wife, Elizabeth, grew up the daughter of a high school football coach. Her dad, Ebbie Neptune, was the longtime AD and football coach at Austin (TX) Westlake High. He retired two years ago. Elizabeth Dodge is a North Texas graduate.

My best friend's cousin told me that if you read Plumm's post backwards that they'll not only tell you that Paul McCartney is dead, but also where he's burried.

You are right Mr. Spinks, and I am already dreading that situation.

Considering that a player has 5 years to play 4 seasons from the day that they first enroll at a college, Bomars clock would have had quite a bit of it's time expired. 2004, at OU 2005, at OU 2006, sat out because of NCAA 2007, sit out to transfer to Div 1 school (that's why he went 1AA) 2008, only season eligible to participate at North Texas I hate to burst anyone's bubble, but I think it's safe to assume that Bomar will be a Bearkat in 2007 and 2008. Then again, if he transfers and lghts it up in one season against D-1 competition, he could significantly raise his draft stock. We'll see, but I'm not keeping my fingers crossed.