UNTLifer

I agree. I always felt he was under utilized by the Cowboys

Not a Rams fan, but a Dunbar fan, so I guess I will now start following the Yellow and Blue.

Not to answer for Cooley, but I think it is mentioned at the start of this thread that his parents are UNT grads, and of course, Uncle Cooley is as well.

Send the link to the recruiting coordinator, David Steinklyf (sp?)

I have always like the SP. I wish the aisles were a little wider between the seats. I am an average sized man, roughly 6'1", and I feel cramped by the seat in front of me. Outside of that and the stupid media row that takes up prime seating, I have always like the SP, inside and out. Question/Suggestion: Could suites/club seating be added at the top of the seating on the sides? This was be from Section 217-222 and from Section 204-210. This would obviously reduce capacity, but could be an option if feasible.

Impressive, some might say prestigious, list: Academic Bests Environmental philosophy program recognized as the best in the world by the International Association for Environmental Philosophy Online criminal justice program ranked 1st in the nation for affordability by Collegechoice.net Technical communication program ranked 3rd in the nation by Study.com. One of the nation’s best music colleges, with areas of international distinction from early music to jazz; ranked 16th in the world by The Hollywood Reporter Digital library ranked 11th in North America and 24th in the world for top repositories by Cybermetrics Lab Logistics and supply chain management program ranked 6th in North America by Gartner Inc. Graduate logistics and supply chain management program ranked 24th in North America by Gartner Inc. Logistics and supply chain management program ranked 3rd in the nation by Software Advice Logistics and supply chain management program ranked 3rd in the nation by Inbound Logistics magazine Jazz studies program ranked 3rd in the nation by Best-Music-Colleges.com Counseling program ranked 4th in the nation by Best-Education-Schools.com Ranked 4th in the nation for best annual return on investment value for computer science degrees by PayScale.com Medical librarianship graduate program ranked 1st in Texas and 6th in the nation by U.S. News & World Report Sociology program ranked 1st in Texas, 1st in the South and 7th in the nation by Sociology-Schools.com Merchandising program ranked 7th in the nation by CampusExplorer.com Radio, TV, film (media arts) program ranked 7th in the nation by Journalism-Schools.com Graduate business program (M.B.A.) in management ranked 7th in the nation by Human Resources MBA General fine arts program ranked 7th in the nation by Best-Art-Colleges.com History program ranked 8th in the nation by GraduatePrograms.com Online M.B.A. with marketing concentration ranked 8th in the nation by GoGrad.org School library media graduate program ranked 1st in Texas and 8th in the nation by U.S. News & World Report Counseling program ranked 10th in nation by GraduatePrograms.com Merchandising program ranked 10th in the nation by Fashion-Schools.org Online M.B.A. ranked 11th in the nation as a best buy among distance programs by GetEducated.com Graduate accounting program ranked 12th in the nation as most affordable by Accounting Degree Review Online master’s program in library and information studies ranked 12th in the nation by TheBestSchools.org Online graduate business program (M.B.A.) ranked 13th in the nation for veterans by U.S. News & World Report Public administration (city management/urban policy) master’s program ranked 1st in Texas and 13th in the nation by U.S. News & World Report Graduate rehabilitation counseling program ranked 1st in Texas and 15th in the nation by U.S. News & World Report Online graduate business program (M.B.A.) ranked 16th in the nation by TopManagementDegrees.com Online graduate education program ranked 16th in the nation by U.S. News & World Report Online doctorate in education ranked 17th in the nation by GoGrad.org Art bachelor’s degree programs ranked 18th in the nation by Best-Art-Colleges.com Fashion design program ranked 18th in the nation and 43rd in the world by CEOWORLD Magazine Online graduate business program (M.B.A.) ranked 18th in the nation by BestValueSchools.org College of Music ranked 19th in the nation by USCollegeRanking.org Fashion Design program ranked 19th in the nation by FashionSchools.org Online graduate business program (M.B.A.) ranked 20th in the nation by OnlineMBAReport.com Online master’s program in learning technologies ranked 20th in the nation by TheBestSchools.org Library and information studies graduate program ranked 21st in the nation by U.S. News & World Report Online graduate business program (M.B.A.) ranked 21st in the nation by The Princeton Review Hospitality and hotel management program ranked 22nd in the nation by SuccessfulStudent.org Hospitality and hotel management program ranked 23rd in the nation by CreateACareer.org Public management administration graduate program ranked 24th in the nation by ValueColleges.com Online graduate business program (M.B.A.) ranked 25th in the nation by OnlineMBA.com Online master’s degree in psychology ranked 25th in the nation by SuperScholar.org Jazz studies program ranked one of the Top 25 U.S. Jazz Guitar Schools by Jazzguitar.be Graphic design program ranked 1st in the Southwest by Animation Career Review Only journalism program in the nation to win the 2016 Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Equity and Diversity Award Only professionally accredited journalism master’s program in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and New Mexico

So @Cooley, does North Texas even have a shot?

You are right, there is a llt of good here, some even ranked as tops in the nation and world...might call those prestigious. Not trying to argue, but don't downgrade UNT's achievements. https://www.unt.edu/rankings I have always appreciated your insights, but jumping on here after we hire your head coach is asking for some comebacks, especially when you bad mouth our program. Did you expect us to just go, "Yep, you're right, we suck?"

Thanks for working on getting him to Denton.

This, and it is much appreciated. Then you aren't paying attention. UNT has very good academic programs across the board.

I am thinking the same thing. I'll just put my tickets up to the first taker when I can't make it to Denton.

http://247sports.com/player/jordan-hunt-46038590 Only offer so far.

http://247sports.com/player/tyrese-williams-46038796 Offers from UNT, Cal, New Mexico, UTSA and Texas State

"Mr. Do-It-All" http://247sports.com/player/danny-gray-46039844

I'm in.

Yes, they need to be there. Heck, it might be worth reaching out and calling Seth Littrell or Tony Reffett directly.

So true.

Sure it was, but it was unprofessional at best. It is okay to be disappointed, but there are some things that are better said "off the record."

I would assume they will be looking for a new place of employment.

Love it but I would change it to "Keeping UNT Great!"

http://www.meangreensports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/david_stenklyft_1019941.html

http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/18900048/north-texas-mean-green-hire-grant-mccasland

Worth its own thread, but I would go with McCasland just on the fact that he has been a successful head coach in the past where SL didn't have any head coaching experience.

This was the hire I really wanted but didn't think would happen with the buyout to ASU. I think President Smatresk, Wren Baker, Brint Ryan and the BOR deserve a pat on the back for maybe turning the corner and treating our athletics like a big school should. Understanding what a heavily attended* Apogee 6 times a year, a bowl game and a heavily attended* Super Pit mean for the school as a whole is a breath of fresh air. I also appreciate how Baker operates, with candidates ready to roll when a change is needed. Exciting times in Denton folks. A successful basketball team will also benefit Coach Littrell on those recruiting weekends when they wouldn't dare take them to see Benford ball.

OR by the first of the week, but who is counting.