Jonnyeagle

you are correct sir!

I’m sorry @UNTLifer and all due respect but just because he isn’t a high round NFL draft choice diesnt mean the coaches and fans like yourself should have pressured him to play in a meaningless bowl game.

Super sad news. Hate to see our own coaches steal our guys

I wish the best for Jennings but he has the most pressure on him. I think our secondary is in really bad shape.

Great idea!!

I agree. We need to be tougher on ourselves if we want to get better.

Look forward to your updates. Is the weather pretty cold?

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Happy for Sean but in my opinion I feel like a player should be at UNT for more than a couple of years to be eligible for these type of awards.

No way screw that. Dude has been dead 100 years. I respect what he did but he brings no value today whatsoever.

Utah State had an NFL QB Jordan Love who was extremely good as well.

Unless he’s Jake Scott color me skeptical. I don’t want ULL sloppy seconds.

I just don’t understand how any UNT fan can not help but feel inspired by Tulane’s big victory. The AAC is big time!

Just speculating but he may not as of yet have his contract signed etc.

I disagree. He is leaving it as being at Texas on purpose.

I respectfully disagree. I see 2023 as a complete rebuilding year. Morris will have to completely retool the personnel on offense to match his needs. I suspect same for the Iowa State coach on defense.

With all due respect thatbyou are deserving of, how are you certain of this @UNTLifer?

This is a very valid point. Seth never had that bad a season.

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Ward transfers to Pac-12 school Another local graduate bet on himself and went halfway across the country to do it. Columbia graduate Cam Ward announced his transfer from the University of Incarnate Word to Washington State University on the night of the FBS national championship game. Ward, who lit the world on fire with the San Antonio school for two years, followed the only Division I football coach to offer him a scholarship in Eric Morris to a program entrenched in the late Mike Leach’s air-raid offense. Ward, a quarterback of a Wing-T offense at Columbia, exited the transfer portal at Pullman as a four-star recruit and was named to several prestigious lists. Ward finished the season with 3,231 passing yards, 21st in the nation, completing 320 of 497 passes for 23 touchdowns and nine interceptions. He led the Cougars to a 3-0 record to start the season, including an upset win against No. 19 Wisconsin at Camp Randall Stadium. The Cougars finished 7-6 and made a bowl game appearance. read more: https://thefacts.com/sports/commentary-change-was-common-theme-in-2022/article_78b7d79b-63dd-575e-b429-16cdc1dc6057.html

North Texas and new head coach Eric Morris are set to hire Bryan Kegans as their new head strength coach, per Brett Vito of the Denton Record-Chronicle in Texas. Kegans served this season as the associate director of football sports performance at USC. He previously spent time at Guyer High School in Denton. Bryan Kegans came to USC in January of 2022 as associate director of football sports performance. He spent the previous four seasons (2018-21) at Oklahoma, where he was assistant director of sports performance/director of sport science. The Sooners won the Big 12 title in 2018, 2019 and 2020, and made a pair of College Football Playoff semifinal appearances in 2018 and 2019. Kegans was an offensive lineman and special teams player for four years (2002-05) at Texas Tech, starting at guard as a 2005 senior. read more: https://trojanswire.usatoday.com/2022/12/28/usc-associate-director-of-sports-performance-leaves-for-north-texas-mean-green/