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If you don't mine me asking, when is the annual gomeangreen flag football game? I would love to go watch the losers on this board try to play football and live out their dreams that they never achieved because none of ya'll were ever athletes in the first place. Please I beg of you all get a life and quit with the helmet designs.

Finally somebody gets it. You were direct and to the point. You actually have some football knowledge unlike the others on this board. I do agree with most of your views. For everybody else that takes this shit too serious get a life and let the coaches do their job and let the marketing do their job. It is December and NT does not even have a full coaching staff so team needs to take baby steps for the advancement with the program.

I see you have been a sportswriter for all of the "B" teams in the 6th and 7th grade football teams, but at the level that Dodge wants his players to perform you can't be serious in your last statement about #7.

I think a lot of people are looking towards the future too much. The team is led by Schmulbach which is going to have a great spring if the fall indicated anything, and the whole team has stepped up their game with the hard work attitude of team leader Schmulbach.

My views are not about jealosy or how much I played in high school and college it is about how everyone on this board makes assumptions on what makes the team successful and how to win games. How you look does not make a team win games. Looking pretty does not intimitate the opposing team. How you play does. Too many players (and people on this board) care about looking good. Everyone cares about new helmet designs and what shade of green to have. It is recruiting season and if you are worried about some trivial bullshit like helmets instead of the players development as an athlete then this program has some serious problems.

I'm sorry you but you sir must be blind. Meager can not play quarterback for a pop warner team let alone a Division 1. Sir I can get you some game film if you would like to debate me further.

I am really concerned for college football as you computer losers see it. Tell me why we would even want a kid out of high school that cares more about how he is going to look in his helmet and uniform than how many games he is going to win. Do any of you think that is the type of athlete that is going to win this team games? I would love for any of you to talk to some real athletes. Next time Cody Spencer or Andy Brewster is in town ask him what he thinks the new design looks like. He will probably say something like "I don't give a shit, who the hell are you?" And furthermore do you actually Todd Dodge is up in his office looking at pictures of new uniforms. For all of you that say you are athletes I'm sure you are the guys that always had your jersey tucked in and at the end of the game ya'll had the cleanest uniforms (BENCHWARMERS!!!!)

I've said this before and I will say it again, let's win some games next season and then we should worry about what the helmets look like. I know everybody that has posted new helmets designs probably has no life and was probably never a good athlete, or probably never an athlete. But let's be realistic, all of you get mad when a player cares more about what they look like than how they play. Just because the team looks good does not mean they are a good team. If you want to continue to think how you are then I believe Oregon will win the national championsip. They can't win a PAC 10 Championship but they sure do look good in those uniforms.

everyone that is talking about a t-shirt needs to get their priorities straight. north texas needs to win first. if unt wins and dodge is successful then make t-shirts like a bunch of 7th grade girls. but until the team wins and goes back to dominating the sun belt, shut the hell up.

wow, if we make it to the texas high school playoffs next year I think we will win state, but we probably won't win conference or make a bowl game

i hope we can get another good coach like kenny evans, he is the bestest coach and dad