Jason Howeth

Those of us on the UNT Alumni Austin Steering Committee held a meeting at that restaurant about a year ago. Great Italian place near downtown, if you're in the area. @meanJewGreen

Exactly zero persons in that arena, much less on the court, were convinced he wasn't going to take a shot. So he waits at the 3 line only to get double-teamed and shot an incredibly poor shot. Davis's decision making is the biggest factor in that loss IMO

An absolute collapse in real time. My goodness FAU needed to do better here.

Ya know what no one is going to remember 5 years from now? The teams that opted out. They'll remember the champion, and maybe the ones that were selected (if they look it up). Ain't nobody gonna go looking for why UNT ended up getting to the NIT after having the NET that we do, and winning it the previous year and think, "huh, I guess those 'bigger' programs just didn't care..."

How so?

I'll just remind everyone that about halfway through the 2nd half, it was tied 47-47. Lawl

I can't wait to stomp on these fools

Again, pretty sure they all count, dude.

You missed the point of my retort to your original stance which was backing up: ..which was wholly geographical. If HP isn't within the radius you would call "Dallas" then you're definitely going to need to change it to the Arlington Cowboys. Again, just pick a better reason to talk smack to them. Where they're campus is physically located is lame, dude.

Listen, we get it. We want to rag on SMU. But there are PLENTY of other reasons to do so than nitpicking about where they're physically located. How much closer to Dallas do you want them to be? And what are your arbitrary Dallas boundary lines? I guess they're they Arlington Cowboys now...

This was my first thought, and then I couldn't unsee a sequined coin murse... I figured that's what it was in the first place, but still lol-ed.

They do weird things in Canada

Probably your worst take on this forum. I guess we should all stop donating then?

Imagine Tony Mitchell in today's transfer portal, NIL atmosphere...

I literally LOLed at that line because, if I recall, it was clearly after an edit when he OBVIOUSLY looked up how we did.

"Competes" is doing some really heavy lifting in that headline

I really would've thought that FAU would've dropped out, but good to see there's a little more faith in AAC teams than there would've been in CUSA. Memphis played great down the stretch with UTSA just making too many mistakes. Shots weren't dropping well for Memphis but they got the job done. F UTSA.

This is upsetting. I'm not in the DFW area, but the DMN has to know that there's so much more of a market for UNT scores and summaries than there are for OU or especially Kansas State. Give me a break. No wonder folks don't follow local news by newspaper anymore.

I doubt this isn't going to be as close as it looks at first glance. On paper Tulane has some wins with big points spreads, but almost all have been SUPER cupcake games (excepting Cal and Rice) -7.5 seems about right although the line is now -5 UNT.

Definitely in the D to C+ range. Close loses to LSU, St. John's, and Boise St. which all should've been wins, but then inexplicable losses to Fordham and Miss. State. Tough to swallow how the season has progressed so far.

The trouble with the player loan system like in Euro soccer is it completely ignores the kids' educations. As much as the portal and NIL have shifted the college football landscape, they still get to choose where they want to attend classes. Alabama shouldn't be able to treat the kids like a bought-and-paid-for product that can be sent wherever Alabama thinks they want to send him. Also, if he transfers, does he transfer from Alabama or the school he played for last season? I'm very much for a promotion and relegation model for college football, but loaning players isn't the answer. In fairness, his job is to appeal toward 18-year olds who think they're hot shit.

I wouldn't be surprised if we have more of a learning curve than we all wanted to see. Hodge is billed as a great defensive mind, but he has to enable his offenses to get things going, and that's going to take some adjustments to his game strategies. I see us likely shooting for the 20-win season with decent conference tournament performance, but not making a postseason tourney. Next year, when Scott, Jones, and the rest of this crew are more mature and Hodge makes offseason adjustments, we'll see some good progress and compete for the conference again. In sum: too early to judge Hodge, but still very optimistic.

Funny to watch: the records below the team names changes at the end of the clip, but not in the way it was supposed to.