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In its policy, UK outlines six categories of endorsements that athletes are barred from engaging in: Lotteries, Casinos, sports wagering facilities, online equivalents Products and establishments that market products exclusively to those 18 years of age or older. Adult entertainment (i.e. strip clubs, pornography, etc.) Tobacco, marijuana, nicotine vapor products, etc. Apparel, sportwear, footwear, athleisurewear during all team activities Providers of higher education (other colleges and universities), health care, and related services. article: https://www.courier-journal.com/story/sports/college/kentucky/2021/07/01/kentucky-basketball-news-dontaie-allen-first-wildcat-nil-deal/7817681002/

Troy seems to always get good talent.

I think so. We did go to four bowl games in consecutive years.

Updated at 1:45 p.m. to include more reaction.The University of North Texas has declined to sponsor its concert stage at the upcoming Denton Arts & Jazz Festival, citing a reallocation of money and the time and energy required by UNT staff to run the stage. In a statement to the Denton Record-Chronicle, Jim Bersheidt said the Division of Brand Strategy and Communications had paid the sponsorship for the popular stage that featured student ensembles throughout the free three-day festival. read more: https://dentonrc.com/news/unt-pulls-jazz-fest-sponsorship-for-october-event/article_2d17e6de-296d-5550-bee7-5f12a54cf9cc.html

May 23 was one of those sleepy Mondays when nothing particularly interesting was expected. The last games of 2015-16 had been played, classes were out, the parking lots were deserted, graduation was done, and a quiet emptiness had settled over the campus. The only thing out of the ordinary was an email telling everyone in the athletic department to report to the team meeting room at 9:40 a.m. That Monday morning's revelation that Rick Villarreal was stepping down as North Texas' athletic director came as shock to everyone in the room. I knew retirement was on his mind, and had spoken with him briefly on the subject. It was something he was clearly planning for his near future. Nevertheless, Villarreal's emotional announcement turned the day upside down, and left the staff in stunned silence. Monday, June 20, was Rick's last day as the Mean Green's AD. But before North Texas turns the page and president Neal Smatresk embarks in earnest on the task of finding a successor, it seems appropriate to address a question: What is the legacy of Rick Villarreal? read more: https://meangreensports.com/news/2016/6/20/Examining_The_Legacy_Of_Rick_Villarreal.aspx

The lockers aren't bad they just need some TLC. I would use a darker finish on the wood and add some lighting as a start. They should give them some hangers for their outfits to make the area more tidy. Not sure if it is the framing of the picture but the work spaces seem a little small. Maybe tear down the walls between each locker to expand the living area for each?

If you missed it you can watch the entire thing here: https://meangreensports.com/showcase/embed.aspx?Archive=1762&autoplay=true

I just got this in me email. DENTON - The 2020 North Texas Coaches Caravan, presented by 308 Construction, is set to begin next week. An event which typically includes several stops in various locations around the state of Texas will instead be broadcast digitally due to social distancing measures. Mean Green fans will have the opportunity to hear from coaches and student-athletes from all 16 UNT athletic programs. This will come in the form of a four-part video series spread across four weeks and emceed by Hank Dickenson. All four of the videos will premiere on Mean Green Athletics' Facebook page before becoming available on meangreensports.com. The schedule for the 2020 Coaches Caravan can be found below: June 17 at 7 p.m. Head Football Coach Seth Littrell with junior KD Davis Head Soccer Coach John Hedlund with senior Brooke Lampe Head Volleyball Coach Andrew Palileo with junior Rhett Robinson June 24 at 7 p.m. Head Men's Basketball Coach Grant McCasland with redshirt senior Javion Hamlet Head Men's Golf Coach Brad Stracke with senior Viktor Forslund Head Swimming & Diving Coach Brittany Roth with senior Leigh Faires McGee July 1 at 7 p.m. Head Women's Basketball Coach Jalie Mitchell with redshirt sophomore Quincy Noble Head Women's Golf Coach Michael Akers with senior Lauren Cox Head Tennis Coach Sujay Lama with senior Nidhi Surapaneni Head Cross Country Coach Kevin Williams with junior Caleb Bouchard July 8 at 7 p.m. Head Softball Coach Rodney DeLong with senior Hope Trautwein Director of Track & Field Carl Sheffield with senior Lauryn McCollum Athletic Director Wren Baker The 2020 North Texas Coaches Caravan is presented by 308 Construction and sponsored by the Mean Green Scholarship Fund. To learn more about how you can positively impact UNT student-athletes, visit meangreenscholarshipfund.com.

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Always the question why did Kansas let him go if he was good? Same with Aune at Arkansas. Then again the guy from Alabama turned out to be pretty good for us.

“I’ve been told by multiple sources that the AD’s have had conversations behind the conference’s back that would tell each other, ‘Listen, if we’re unable to play via a mayor’s ruling, a state governor’s ruling, You guys go ahead and look out for yourself.'”Joel Klatt said, via The Herd with Colin Cowherd. In recent weeks, the possibility of college football games being played in packed stadiums has come into doubt. California Governor Gavin Newsom recently suggested it was unlikely fans could attend games until late in the year. Furthermore, Los Angeles extended its stay-at-home restrictions through July. For schools like UCLA, USC and Stanford, safety protocols by state and local officials are now creating uncertainty for their ability to play college football in 2020. As a result, athletic directors are reportedly going behind Scott’s back and coming up with alternative solutions to help their conference allies.

DENTON – The Mean Green specialists have performed very well the past four seasons and have a new man in charge, in special teams coordinator Mike Ekeler. We conclude our series of position group breakdowns with the specialists. "I can't wait to start on the field work with our specialists and our team. After watching winter workouts, I'm confident we have the makings of a great group of specialists. We've got an elite long snapper with Nate [Durham], capable kickers and punters. Special teams has had a great culture the past few years and we will build on that. I love the speed we have and the spirit of our team." Outgoing: A pair of Mean Green specialists have moved on, in all-conference honorable mention punter Alvin Kenworthy, who graduated, and kicker Mason Reid, who decided to leave the program following the season. Kenworthy averaged 42.0 yards per punt on 124 career attempts with a career-long of 73 in 30 career appearances at North Texas during his time in Denton. As a senior, Kenworthy was one of five team captains and averaged 43.7 yards per attempt on 50 punts. His consistency at the position will certainly be missed in this group. Reid did not appear in any games for the Mean Green after walking on ahead of the 2019 season. New Faces: There are no new faces with the program in the specialist group heading into 2020, aside from Ekeler, who spent the past two seasons at Kansas in the same role. This marks Ekeler's second stint in Denton under head coach Seth Littrell. Ekeler was the team's co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach in 2016, Littrell's first season in Denton. Returners: #47 Ethan Mooney – kicker – junior – Fort Worth, Texas (Timber Creek HS) Mooney won the kicking job and had a very strong sophomore season for the Mean Green, earning all-conference honorable mention plaudits from the 14 head coaches of Conference USA. Mooney went 16 for 20 on field goals during his first season as North Texas' placekicker, including a career long of 51 yards at Charlotte, while also converting 43-44 extra points to lead North Texas with 91 points scored. He was also the primary on kickoff, and averaged 52.0 yards per attempt on 41 kickoffs with 10 touchbacks. The Fort Worth native was named the Week 8 C-USA Special Teams Player of the Week after his performance in the win over Middle Tennessee, including a game-winning field goal. "Coach Ekeler is an awesome coach. He really cares about having a strong relationship with his players. I think we have some really hard-working guys. We all want to be the best at whatever we do, it's just the culture in that room." Read more: https://meangreensports.com/news/2020/4/29/football-position-group-breakdowns-specialists.aspx

Tulsa's coming demise as an institution was predicted long before Covid-19. https://www.city-journal.org/university-of-tulsa

This will also impact Mo as he was hoping to be eligible to play for OU right away.

You have the right to your opinion but I respectfully disagree. They actually have had a pretty representative group of speakers and have raised a lot of money for UNT. Allen Dershowitz voted for Hillary Clinton and is a lifelong democrat. Richard Fischer who was head of the Federal Reserve Bank ran as a democrat against Kay Bailey Hutchison and lost. General Keith Alexander was appointed by Obama to lead USCybercom. General Michael Hayden served as director of the Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency in both the George W. Bush and Barack Obama administrations. General Hayden has been a fierce Trump critic. Admiral James Stadrivis was appointed by Obama to lead NATO forces. I think the point of the series is to look at the accomplishments of the speakers not the politics. It shows the world that UNT is no longer just a "Teachers College" and is a top notch academic institution.