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  1. And still lost. Glad he got his first TD in week 5. Next.
  2. Milestone Electric had $80 million in revenue in 2020 and $150 million in 2022. This per The Successful Contractor podcast which the owner was on in 2020 and 2022. To the original topic, winning cures all for sure. Something I wonder is if recent college graduates are working more on the weekends than previous generations. Either way, we need consistent high-level winning. My kids know UNT. I'm sure everybody else here has raised their kids around UNT. How many alumni were raised as fans of traditional power programs and will raise their kids as such despite going to UNT themselves? Have a few 10+ win seasons and maybe lifelong fans will be made of our current students. One things for sure, you can't have 1 bowl win in 20 years and zero 10+ win seasons in your history and expect people to care. The program needs better results on a consistent basis.
  3. This but make it a magnet with the schedule on the front. Who doesn't need more magnets on the fridge to hold their kid's latest artwork?
  4. I wonder if he'd convert to WR. We've seen an increasing number of vertically challenged QBs in the NFL these past few years though so maybe he can stay at QB. I think he'll get looks regardless.
  5. Yep. He landed at the worst SEC program that won zero conference games last year, hadn't beat Alabama in 40 years, and was 0-60 against top 5 opponents in their history dating back to the beginning of the poll era in 1936. You have to respect the grit.
  6. And you know this how? He graduated, entered the portal, and went to the powerhouse known as Vanderbilt. Edit to add, how is it not stealing from JUCO to FBS? By your logic, you should only go to one school. He finished what he could at a JUCO then went to an FBS school to complete his undergrad studies then he graduated and went for graduate school elsewhere. Your post reeks of hypocrisy.
  7. NMSU stole him first. Plus he graduated so stop crying.
  8. It did last!! Diego Pavia did it! I remember posting about him when he entered the portal and some here didn't want him. The kid is a gamer.
  9. Now 28-7 for Army. Dang, 35-7. Couldn't even reply before they scored again.
  10. Different QB. Fritz lit a fire under them. He's a good coach so I'm not surprised.
  11. Was about to comment. The offense looked pretty decent early on. Defense looks fired up too. We'll see how this second half progresses.
  12. But UNT cut homecoming due to waste and sustainability.
  13. Maybe our school and students should aspire to be more like the liberal schools on the west coast who now fly cross-country for conference athletics. Seems like sustainability is no longer "in." Get with it, UNT students and Dentonites. Waste is in-style and very Westcoast-like.
  14. Do they even do the parade anymore? I wanted to take my kids a year or two ago and found the parade was no longer a thing. The admin can't cry about lack of involvement when they've been removing events and traditions that generate excitement and build connections to the school.
  15. Winning against ranked opponents, conference championships, and bowl games every 3-4 years would be an improvement. Since the 2005 season we have 1 bowl win, 1 win against a ranked opponent, 0 conference championships. That's 18 freshmen classes and however many graduating classes who have had that type of performance to kick off their college football experience.
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