MeanGreen61

This is the sight that has been eerily accurate about the Mean Green. EAST #53 Marshall #54 ECU #74 Middle Tennessee #103 UAB #104 FAU #120 Southern Miss #124 FIU WEST #66 Rice #67 North Texas #73 Tulsa #88 UTSA #89 Tulane #107 UTEP #116 Louisiana Tech ALL RANKINGS http://www.collegefootballpoll.com/current_congrove_rankings.html

This thread is STUPID.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQjzxV7shZo

http://www.sportsnetwork.com/merge/tsnform.aspx?c=sportsnetwork&page=cfoot/scores/live/preview.aspx?id=39208

#1. Texas A&M Aggies #2 Baylor Bears #3 TCU Horned Frogs #4 Texas Tech Red Raiders #5 Texas Longhorns #6 Rice Owls A year ago, Rice stunned Kansas in Lawrence with a game-winning last-second field goal. Things have changed so much that it would be a relative disappointment if the Owls don't best the Jayhawks in Houston this Saturday. #7 Houston Cougars #8 UTSA Roadrunners When the football team catches up with its crowd support, the Roadrunners will be hard to beat. #9 North Texas Mean Green The good news is the team in green won on Saturday; just not the Mean Green variety. North Texas needs to win games like this to get to a bowl. #10 SMU Mustangs #11 Texas State Bobcats #12 UTEP Miners Even with a loss, this is a positive first step toward respectability for the Miners, taking New Mexico to overtime. Freshman RB (and pride of El Paso Burges) Aaron Jones looks like the real deal. If Jameill Showers can settle into his new role as starting QB, there's progress to be made this year. http://www.texasfootball.com/index.php/college-news/view/180500

From the CUSA board East Carolina 41,065 UTSA 40,977 UTEP 34,907 Marshall 26,732 Southern Miss 25,729 Tulsa 22,875 North Texas 21,975 Tulane 20,203 Middle Tennessee 20,011 Louisiana Tech 16,372 FIU 15,823 Florida Atlantic 0 - No home games Rice 0 - No home games UAB 0 - No home games

Not impressed with Tech. Leading a so-so Lamar by only 6 until scoring a TD with just over a minute remaining.

UL-Lafayette last year. They went 8-4 & then won the NO Bowl.

They update game day picks.

So far this site is 23-2 on picks for CUSA teams. Only misses UAB lost to Troy, Tulane lost to USA.

http://www.collegefootballpoll.com/wp_archives_091213.html Tulane over Louisiana Tech North Texas over Ball State FAU Over USF FIU over Bethune Cook Rice over Kansas Middle Tennessee over Memphis UTEP over NMSU Oklahoma over Tulsa Arizona Over UTSA Arkansas Over USM Virginia Tech over ECU Ohio over Marshall

Absolutely correct.

In my day, it was NTSC

Please don't remind me of that wet, wet evening. Really got a sinking, drowning feeling when they scored the 2.

Taking DCTF's final regular-season record predictions for all 12 Texas programs, I'm going to predict if each program will go over, under, or remain the same as what the brains at DCTF predicted back in the summer. I do so knowing I might be wrong in the end, but at least it won't result in time served. North Texas (DCTF prediction: 5-7) This looked like a bowl-caliber team on paper. On the field, I'm even more convinced. It starts with QB Derek Thompson, whose 349 yards passing and 12.9 yards per attempt were enormous improvements over his 2012 season, when he averaged 219 yards per game and 7.1 yards per pass. The running game was never a question, not with a solid duo in Brandin Byrd and Antoinne Jimmerson back. So if this is closer to the Thompson we'll see all year, I really believe UNT will get that elusive sixth win. http://www.texasfootball.com/college-news/view/180482

CBS Sports http://www.cbssports.com/video/player/cbssportsnetwork/46593603674

http://www.conferenceusa.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/090213aah.html

Upper management pulls the plug. http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/eye-on-college-football/23446664/craig-james-out-at-fox-sports-southwest

Week #1 NCAA Stats Brelan Chancellor #1 Punt Returns #2 All Purpose Yardage T#16 Receiving Yardage Derek Thompson #7 Passing Efficiency #13 Passing Yards Zach Orr T#5 Solo Tackles Team #1 Punt Returns #9 Passing Offense $13 Total Offense #20 First Down offense #21 Third Down Conversions

From a Vito blog posting A total of 25 players saw the first action of their college careers on Saturday. UNT really likes the way its young players look. More on that later in the week

"A total of 25 players saw the first action of their college careers on Saturday. UNT really likes the way its young players look. More on that later in the week."

Makes him feel better too.

http://www.texasfootball.com/college-news/view/180479 1. A&M 2. Baylor 3. Texas 4. TCU 5. Texas Tech 6. Rice 7. Houston 8. North Texas 9. SMU 10. UTSA 11. Texas State 12. UTEP

The "ranking" I'd like to see is 2-0 going into game #3 with Ball State.

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