Jonnyeagle

Looks like Kadren committed to us:

Yeah man I mean where are those smuT fans these days? They seem to have gone into hibernation lately 😂

Obi Wren please help us! You are our only hope!

https://www.kfyrtv.com/2022/01/06/sports-spotlight-kai-huntsberry/

Good for him!

DENTON — The back-to-back-to-back Conference USA champion North Texas men's basketball team on Tuesday added Achoki Moikobu to its staff as an assistant coach. Moikobu, who is well-known as "AC," joins the Mean Green from Drake where this past season he helped guide the Bulldogs to a 25-win season and a NCAA national postseason tournament victory in the 2022 College Basketball Invitational. "I'm excited to have AC join our program," said McCasland. "He first and foremost has a giving heart and cares deeply about people. He has championship and NCAA Tournament coaching experience and has developed high-level talent." At Drake, Moikobu helped lead the Bulldogs to a 13-5 Missouri Valley Conference record and a MVC Tournament title game appearance. Five Drake men's basketball student-athletes earned 13 All-MVC and postseason honors including Tucker DeVries who was named named the league's Freshman of the Year. Moikobu helped coach DeVries to score 502 points. He became the first Drake freshman to score 500+ points in a season. Prior to Drake, Moikobu spent one season under Bryce Drew at Grand Canyon in 2020-21 as the Director of Recruiting. He helped assemble a roster that transformed GCU from a 13-17 record to 17-7 and claim a Western Athletic Conference regular season league title. Grand Canyon then won the 2021 WAC Tournament championship and earned its first Division I NCAA Tournament berth. In 2020-21, GCU featured the nation's second-best field goal percentage defense (37.6 percent) and the nation's 15th-best offensive field goal percentage (49.2 percent). Moikobu guided three Lopes to six All-WAC honors including Asbjorn Midtgaard who was the WAC Newcomer of the Year. Before his time at Grand Canyon, Moikobu spent six seasons as a postgraduate head coach at Sunrise Christian Academy in Bel Air, Kansas. At Sunrise, he coached 28 future Division I players. "He's a rising star with a great basketball mind that cares deeply about the development of young men," McCasland said. Moikobu who is a Seattle native, played his college basketball at Fort Hays State and graduated in 2015. In his two seasons at Fort Hays State, he made 91 career 3-pointers and shot 47.7 percent from deep.

Agree wholeheartedly

Agree. Morale seems quite low here these days.

The University of North Texas has more than 42,000 students, but few are as infamous as senior Kelly Neidert. Since she arrived at the Denton campus in 2019, the 22-year-old marketing major has revived its Young Conservatives of Texas chapter — which had been dormant for years — and developed a reputation among students and administrators as the campus’ biggest provocateur. Editor’s note: This story contains profanity. She’s easily recognizable in her red Make America Great Again hat and a megaphone sometimes slung over her shoulder — she uses it to troll her liberal classmates. On Twitter, she branded herself “the most hated conservative college student in the state of Texas.” read more: https://www.wave3.com/2022/04/14/most-hated-conservative-college-student-texas-how-unt-student-embroiled-her-campus-culture-war/

Hey man I truly agree with you 98% of the time. Did you used to be involved in athletics or the sports media business? Very insightful.

Has UNT ever player a game in Vegas before? Sounds like a fun roadie for sure.

I personally like the Cedars. It’s like Deep Ellen used to be. Deep Ellum is the new West end.

Baseball would not cost that much or you wouldn’t see UTSA and other lessor budget programs doing it. Will it take work and creativity sure. But it can be done.

Really jazzed about Jayden and his consistency. Anyone know how good that league is? Just hoping he can excel in C-USA next season and I think he could!

Why does everyone think UTEP is an easy win?

With Vito reporting that Aune looks like the guy I just am scratching my head and wondering TF we still don’t have a better QB on the roster? To me that was a clear need and they evidently did not address it.

I think he needs to added. He will always be remembered for being the architect of Apogee. Also got us into CUSA which has now ultimately put us in the AAC as Noe Sun Belt teams were added.

I think it may be time. He accomplished a lot with facilities. In some ways he is responsible for us getting into AAC. He remains an ardent supporter of the program. Thoughts? Too soon?

Man Littrell's job just got damn tough because Judy will deal us the beasts from the East. I am expecting FAU, MUTS and WKU will replace them now.