meangreen16

I can't remember exactly, but isn't the latest master plan to have academic buildings where Fouts is? I do remember that is the plan for pretty much all of West Prairie Street.

KNTU is a public radio station. They get funding from UNT to basically keep the lights on. The rest of the money to operate the station comes from listeners giving money, and a pretty limited amount of underwriting. At last check, NTTV was on Verizon and Charter -- but only in Denton County. They have started to do a lot more shows centered around UNT sports. When I was there, they could only broadcast the games that weren't already being televised. They aired the Portland State game. I helped on Mac's final Spring Game broadcast on NTTV.

8500 seating. Add in standing room/seating in the grass endzone, and it extends to around 12,000. They're moving out of Shotwell Stadium which seats several thousand more than that.

Yup...Ken Collums out after a 2-9 season in 2016 and 3-8 in 2015. New HC won three national titles at D2 level, and ACU's new football stadium opens in September.

I remember him mentioning this during Orientation at Apogee. At first I thought it was cool, but then you realize no one is going to drive to the Athletic Center to trade in shirts...even if you went to the AC a freshman wouldn't know where the hell to go since no one is ever at that desk out front. Good to see SGA take it to where the students actually are.

You are correct. I forget which island nation it was, but their initials must have been FM -- meaning their websites ended in .fm, like sites in the UK will end with .uk. And this country figured they could make money by selling their domain names to FM stations. But, it's been at least 5 years since KNTU had their site as .fm Mean Green Productions does offer a lot of opportunities for RTVF kids -- running camera, usually. But, the ability to stream so many games and the increased quality is due to adding another full-time guy to MGP and also an investment into the product.

So what do you classify Abilene as?

Hmm. I'm pretty sure the pedestrian bridge was completed my sophomore year, and that was the way everyone I knew took to cross over to Apogee.

Can I ask why would people walk across the North Texas bridge when there's the pedestrian bridge?

Yes.

Got the DVR set. Looking forward to seeing more of this quality production.

When were West, Crumley, Maple and Bruce built? When I came to UNT in 2012 I don't remember there being anything about needing a certain number of hours to live off-campus. I'm pretty sure the rule is once you're not a freshman then you can live off-campus. As far as the wait list -- remember to factor in that probably many on that wait list are sophomores or above. I was on the wait list after my freshman year to continue living on-campus.

Typically you can find full shows on theunticket.com Friday's shows might not get posted until Saturday or possibly later. It looks like they post a week of shows at a time. So once Friday's full Shake Joint is up, then you'd have to roll through to 4 hours into the show (making it 9:30 AM on Friday) of where Harrell's interview was around.

About those reliefs from Fouts...I hadn't noticed these until the other day. They don't look like ones from Fouts, but pretty similar and all of female athletes. This picture was taken outside the Union across Highland Street from the BLB (where Stovall Hall used to be located). There are a couple of picnic tables next to the new Shield statue by now deceased UNT alumnus Jesus Moroles.

That 450K must be what Dodge was making at UNT or Pitt. This: http://www.statesman.com/news/sports/high-school-football/salary-chart-austin-area-high-school-football-coac/nmTDF/ reports Dodge is making $120K at Westlake -- or he was at least as of a year ago.