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Could this possibly be copyright infringement?

Acme Stadium might stir up some national interest when the Roadrunners visit. Fun stuff.

Peterbilt would be great. I was wondering if Acme Brick is big enough to do it?

I heard this company was interested: Apergy Systems

Thanks, MG 93-98. She's just generally looking for music. Piano, performance, voice, ed. My wife found a couple rankings that embarrassed me because I have been drinking green kool-aid for decades telling folks we're ranked in the top top but, that is just not true! My green music bubble has popped!

I searched to no avail for a ranking service referencing our music program only to find paywalls or dubious providers. Can anyone give me a solid ranking reference? I've been bragging about North Texas for many years and now I'm trying to advise a youngster looking for a highly ranked music school. Thanks!

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I'm not sure if we can still accomplish the challenges of all three phases (was it something like Hunting, Punting, and Grunting?) Anyway, I'm looking for us to finish somewhere in the top half and a decent bowl game...really excited about it!

Me too. Thanks.

There are so many more...wish I could remember all the names.

How 'bout let's be nice, rojomojo mofo.

I'm thinking Tylor has narrowed his choice down to Texas Tech.

Soakin' wet.

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Fluid and strong. Fun to watch. She is a pure athlete.

Good video!

Got mine in the mail yesterday...could barely squeeze into it. Order a size larger than you normally wear!

Congratulations!

What a fun game. We're over here in Atlanta jumping up and down! Go Mean Green!

Thanks for the update!

Maybe there's a Vice President of Course Credit Transfer.

College basketball transfer portal: Ranking the best players available right now -The Athletic April 10, 2023 1. Hunter Dickinson | 7-1 center | Two years of eligibility | Michigan 2. Tylor Perry | 5-11 guard | Two years of eligibility | North Texas The Conference USA Player of the Year has declared for the NBA Draft and also put his name in the transfer portal. Winning the player of the year in that conference should hold more weight than ever before, because not only did FAU make the Final Four, but North Texas won the NIT and beat UAB in the championship. The league was good this year. Perry is one of the best shooters in the country. He has logo range and has shot 41 percent from 3 in two seasons at North Texas. That’s an impressive number considering some of the hard shots he takes. He can make shots all over the floor — off the catch, off the move and off the dribble. He’s elite in all areas. He makes 45 percent of his shots off the bounce, per Synergy, and was the second-most efficient shooter off the dribble among players with at least 100 attempts. He’s got a ton of wiggle and scores well out of ball screens and in isolation. He plays under control when he gets in the paint and his strength makes up for his lack of height. He has a high free throw rate and shoots 88 percent at the line. He is a scoring guard, and ideally, he’s paired with a bigger point guard, which is the setup he had at North Texas alongside 6-foot-3 Kai Huntsberry. Perry can also defend and has played for an elite defensive coach in Grant McCasland. The dude is just a winner who makes huge shots. Obviously Texas Tech is a school to watch here with McCasland making the move to Lubbock from North Texas, but Perry will get plenty of interest across the country if he decides to return to school. 3. Ryan Nembhard | 6-0 point guard | Two years of eligibility | Creighton

This is not a gift horse. It's a Trojan horse.

They have an NCAA Basketball National Championship.