Mean Green 93-98

I didn't say that or think that. I wouldn't be so small as to define a man by one or two actions out of his life.

Making personal attacks on players, despite their field-readiness or lack thereof, is a trashy thing to do.

Okay, that's over the line. He's clearly not ready to play at this level, and that's on the coaches.

Okay, get him out of there. Now.

I think our D compares with LaTech's, but their offense is head and shoulders above ours.

I want to be in whichever conference doesn't have UTSA.

LaTech just went up 14-7 on a very solid drive.

Stopped SMU on 4th down at the 1 yard line!

LaTech is looking pretty good. Gotta root for the Bulldogs.

No offense, but that is a little misleading. I suppose in a sense it was "on the heels of the Dodge fiasco." But when we were invited, Dan McCarney had taken over, and appeared to have us headed in the right direction.

Absolutely. Everything that Patterson says is likely true. But others have created this scenario that is going to deepen and widen the chasm between the true "haves" and "have lesses," much less the "have nots."

I am sorry to hear about the experience you had with the drunk moron. Being an anti-social moron is inexcusable regardless of what team you happen to cheer for. And any surrounding UNT fans who didn't do anything to put a lid on this moron are also without excuse.

You had me a little confused there. Just to clarify, Kansas is KU; Kentucky is UK.

Everybody has been saying all offseason, "Pick one QB and stick with him." For now, I think that's what we need to do.

"Elite" is a strong word--did someone call them that?--but outside of some issues with the center, the O-line was not the main problem tonight.

Roderick Burns and Jason Pirtle did their part. Wish more others could have stepped up.

I take back the nice things I said about the defense.

Totally PI.

Didn't see Novil that whole drive. Where is he?

Going for 2 in the 3rd is so unnecessary.

Mose is killing us. Terrible game for him.

That's simply not true. When I attended UNT, it was always "The Eagles." Fans in the stands yelled, "Go Eagles!" No one was confused, wondering if someone was cheering for Boston College, the NFL team from Philadelphia, or the rock band. "Mean Green" was a secondary nickname only used in a few cheers. Even now, when I visit extended family and other folks in Texas, they will say to me something about how the "Eagles" are doing. I really don't feel any need to correct them, because they still are the Eagles, IMO. As well as the Mean Green.

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