Mean Green 93-98

Just my personal feelings here, but I think that a player who finishes his career at NT could still be a strong contender for HOF if he puts in two HOF-worthy seasons here. Maybe someone who make ridiculous contributions here then transfers elsewhere could be considered; but that would have to be a major strike against him, to say the least.

Do you really think they'll make money off of this? I am sure there will be students who would like to go who won't be able to afford to go, and I'm sorry about that. But I would imagine plenty of college students these days spend more than $50 on a day's worth of recreation and amusement.

Thank you for your years of service, Rick. Congratulations on your retirement!

Nah. It suits them perfectly.

According to (what should be) an unbiased source, Jordan McCloud is the 115th-ranked transfer (just behind Chandler Rogers), while Chandler Morris is ranked #467: https://www.on3.com/transfer-portal/industry/football/2024/?position=qb That's not to say there aren't coaches who would take Morris over McCloud, there may well be.

I think "wite receivers" is supposed to be the tipoff. If they can play, apply themselves in the classroom, and represent my alma mater well, I don't remotely care how light or dark their skin tone happens to be.

Does he not realize that the vast majority of college football fans hate the way things have been going with NIL and virtually unlimited transfers?

Isn't he already enrolled and on campus?

No, nobody here knows it. It makes a lot of sense, but no one close to the situation has said anything to indicate he is going to TS-SM.

Jason Mills, Derek (sp?) LeBlanc, Kason Martin Hopefully Chandler Morris in the fall

Ah . . . I got it now. Thanks for the translation.

Honestly, I have no idea. Things have certainly changed from when we'd be checking gmg.com all morning of signing day to find out who had sent in their LOIs and what surprise signings popped up.

Yes.

Maybe someone could merge the 5 or so different threads on this into one?

Are you saying our team didn't show up?

Recall that his father played for the Redskins. So Zach has roots in that area even before he began what has been a very successful career with the Ravens.

I don't recall anyone claiming that Todd Dodge wasn't a pretty good recruiter. And he had a few true home runs, as with Zach.

Yep. Already a thread on this.

You're probably remembering the post two spots above yours. ;)

Well, I don't really like the Ravens, either. But they have an established defensive tradition that you have to respect. Evidently, Ravens brass sees Zach as a big enough part of that to make him a bigger part of it. Congrats to Zach!

Wasn't that Wren Baker behind that?

I'm torn. I absolutely hate the Packers, but I wouldn't be able to hate them as much if Zach became their DC. I'd only be able to truly hate their offense. :( I guess there's always their fans.

Man, that dude is fierce after the catch.

He was not recruited specifically to play WR at Texas. The staff recruited him first as a QB, with the understanding that he might be moved to another position if that didn't work out, most likely DB as the second option.

It's no mystery. Look at our top 10 attended games of all time, and almost all of them have a clear relationship to opponent. SMU may not be a powerhouse, but games against them typically generate interest among the UNT fanbase. What the A.D. can do in its future promotions is to point out why our upcoming opponents are interesting, and why fans can legitimately hope to see a win against them if they attend.