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International Herald Tribune "Is it embarrassing? Yes. I hate to lose," Dodge said. "But I'm not going to get caught up in what my record is right now. Maybe we'll get this thing turned around with enough wins that somebody will notice the other things going on behind the scenes that I think are wins." Then he laughed and added: "You just hope you do it in enough time before they fire you."

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Heard the results will be leaked, if its a yes vote look for water in the magical waterless Fouts urinals.

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Collegehoops.net "7. NORTH TEXAS - Johnny Jones has quietly transformed UNT from a consistent loser into a consistent winner. The Mean Green made the Big Dance in 2007 after rolling through the Sun Belt Tournament, and were solid last year, going 17-11 against D1 teams. Once again in 2008, North Texas should be dangerous in league play. "

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Seattlepi.com The only good news for Huskies and Cougars fans -- there's one team in the country that is worse than yours. Winless North Texas has been outscored by an average of 53-13 a game, topped by a 77-20 drubbing by Rice. The not-aptly named Mean Green are so terrible that Stoneback said they'd be four-point underdogs to Washington State on a neutral field and two-touchdown underdogs to Washington. North Texas tops David Duffey's ESPN.com "Bottom 10" college football poll. This week, Duffey ranks the Huskies as the second-worst team in the land, followed by the Cougs at No. 3. Robb Akey's Idaho Vandals round out ESPN's sad-sack version of the Final Four.

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