CarmanSandiego

From experience, your more succesful programs (Allen, DeSoto, Ceder Hill, etc.) have a position coach with the added title "recruiting coordinator". They work on making sure all entry tests and GPA are inline with the school/level the kid is wanting to play at. They also help kids navigate those murky waters and help kids that aren't your 5 or 4 star player get to play somewhere. Other schools that may not be as dominant or have many players that get heavily recruited will have a coach that will help, but does not have the depth of knowledge and structure set up for the recruiting/signing process.

A lot of people like to see UNT play, especially on TV. It is easier to see UNT when it's on TV

If you want the ultimate, you've gotta be willing to pay the ultimate price.

That looks badass.

Why the change? They had such classic uni's. They look like uni's for a CFL or AAF team.

Looks like we beat out K-State and Okie State to land him.

Your'e such a dirty homer.

Last year was my first year to purchase season tickets and I did so after the premium gift date. This will be my first year to renew. What has the "premium" gift typically in the past?

I am not sure if other programs do this, but either way, it is awesome that Wren and the program are doing their best to enhance game-day, are seeking out feedback from the fans and it seems actually listening/trying to do something with the feedback. It seems a lot of places that take feedback do so just for the face value aspect to make the customer/fan feel heard, but do nothing with it. Really hope they listen to the in-game crowd interaction suggestions (don't try to pump up crowd when we are on offense, when to do certain cheers, etc...). GMG!!!

It is very unlikely a blueblood like USC or Auburn would ever hire a coach straight from a G5. But the way most coaches get to those gigs is by jumping to a lower/middle tier P5 program and have a period of consistent winning. Those are most of the teams on that list. You don't have to carry a middle tier P5 to conference championships/undefeated seasons and pass up those other bluebloods to get a blueblood gig. Consistent winning in the face of a recruiting disadvantage will get you there.

I am of the party that agree's that SL has been a great coach and will be gone next year because of what he has been able to accomplish here...and by accomplish I mean the turn around of the program. I know that championships and bowl wins are the key trump card to measure a program, but having a consistent 8-9 game winner at our level is quite the feather in the hat for SL considering of what UNT has been in the past. But for those who say SL won't go anywhere until he wins a bowl or conference championship seem to ignore all he has accomplished here. To say he hasn't really won anything and that's why he won't move on is laughable. It's equally laughable to leave the FAU championship game loss solely at his feet. I mean, is anyone going to seriously say that UNT had equal or better talent than FAU that year. I would say FAU had considerably better talent considering that we got destroyed twice by them...it wasn't a fluke that can be simply explained by being out-coached. Also, who will sit here and honestly say we had better talent than Utah St who had been ranked high for quite a while last year? Also, losing Mason Fine early on dug us a giant hole. Again, can't place that loss solely on SL's shoulders. To summarize, while I agree championships would complete his resume, to point to a few losses, which could be explained by a lack of talent/game play calls by other coaches, in big games and regular season as the reason he isn't worthy of a decent P5 gig is a joke. It's almost as if some of you guys think we haven't been down right terrible most of our existence and we are some sort of blueblood.

Welcome to to 110. Row 1, bring the noise!

Former Mean Green center and all around bad-ass during the McCarney years has been added to the Mizzou staff. Guy was a beast.

My seats were just $5 more per seat.