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Jonnyeagle

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  1. It seems very clear why he isn't playing at all in 2+ years.
  2. You said it much better than me but I totally agree with you. Best schedule I can ever recall!
  3. I just cannot recall a better football schedule in the history of the program. Cal at home? That's maybe the 2nd P5 we ever had in Apogee. Trips to New Orleans and Annapolis are awesome destinations. Only bad part is we don't get to play in Houston this year.
  4. I would love to see them set up a bus trip for the Navy game. This schedule may be the most entertaining we have ever had!
  5. I have gone ahead and filled mine out. I figured there were some others on here who needed to confess their sins as well.
  6. I am starting to wonder if Seth will ever get another job.
  7. EL PASO, Texas – Tae Hardy (18 points, six rebounds), Shamar Givance (16 points, two steals), Ze'Rik Onyema (14 points, four boards) and Calvin Solomon (12 points, four assists, three rebounds) all had quality nights and UTEP nailed a season-high 78.3 percent (25-32) at the charity stripe, but second-place North Texas held off the Miners in overtime, 80-72. It was a wild game with nine ties and nine lead changes. That included the Miners (12-15, 5-11 C-USA tying the tilt with 4.7 seconds left after Solomon cleaned up Otis Frazier III's (five points, six rebounds) intentional miss on a second free throw attempt with a lay-up to send it to a UTEP regular-season record-setting fifth OT of the campaign with the contest knotted at 63. The Mean Green (23-5, 14-3 C-USA) built a seven-point lead in OT (73-66, 1:29 OT). The Miners whittled it to as few as three (73-70, 55 seconds OT) before UNT staved off the rally. UTEP connected on 42.3 percent from the floor and recorded 14 offensive rebounds to secure a 19-5 advantage in second-chance points. It also forced 17 turnovers that resulted in 20 points, but the visitors had a strong shooting night to survive. UNT connected on 54.2 percent (26-48), including 68.8 percent (11-16) in the second half and 83.3 percent (5-6) in OT. UTEP was 3-15 (20 percent) in the extra period. The Miners led for nearly double the amount (25:43-13:02) of North Texas, including being up by 11 (48-37) with 10:20 to play before UNT rallied to regain the lead. It was back-and-forth down the stretch before Frazier III and Solomon teamed up for the wild play late in regulation. North Texas was led by Tylor Perry's 20-point effort while Kai Huntsberry added 19 points. "It was kind of a wild and crazy game," UTEP head coach Joe Golding said. "We had two tough teams competing that value the same things. When that happens it sometimes looks ugly, but there's a lot of beauty in that too. We're fighting for that inch, and we've been fighting for it all year. "We made our run until about the eight-minute mark of the second half when they hit some big shots," Golding said. "I thought they were the more aggressive team down the stretch, and we just ran out of juice and ran out of bodies. We competed, you just have to give them (North Texas) credit." Link: https://utepminers.com/news/2023/2/18/mens-basketball-north-texas-outlasts-utep-in-ot-80-72.aspx
  8. But is this prohram really going anywhere with Jalie? Please give specifics as to why.
  9. This is why UTEP should never be allowed into the American. Very dangerous place.
  10. He was a good player as I recall but he was selfish.
  11. Can someone explain why Martinez was benched for this game?
  12. Cool to see it is on ESPN. That is pretty big time.
  13. Sure hope so. He has another year due to covid I believe.
  14. Colorado is too far a drive. I like the idea of Aur Force a lot though. Also what conference is Army in? They could be interested.
  15. No, I’m not feeling Texas State at all. Much rather prefer Army. If we allow Texas State in they will be competing with us for recruits .
  16. No offense but thats how the Big 12 used to talk about Houston et al.
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