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  1. Anyone know how UNT is changing their staffing to account for this new NIL world?  Used to be that scouting and connections mattered only with high school.  Now it is collegiate-wide.  Wouldn't that require tremendously more staffing? 

    And another crazy thought, would there be an opportunity to partner with another school to become their official feeder program.  Realizing that we will lose talent regardless, why not be the J.V. team for Alabama?  Implement a similar offense and defense and prep players for the foregone conclusion they will leave.  But now we tie our university to a larger money and fan base.  Also, players have a new incentive to come to UNT because they now have a direct line to a top football program.  Little crazy, but just thinking outside the box into how to turn this system into an opportunity.  I'm sure there is a reason this could not be done... but crazier things happen these days.

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  2. Long season 100%.  What is still unknown is just how bad is this team. 

    At the beginning of the season I thought Cal was a “reach game”.  Seth doesn’t win this game.  Win here and excitement grows we hit on a good hire.  Result L
     

    FIU and La Tech are games Seth would win.  Win these and the coach change is a likely wash.  Result L and outlook is poor.
     

    ACU - No way we lose to ACU, right?  Right?  

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  3. There were some good changes implemented at the stadium.  The water stations were a great idea (yes they ran out of water but that should be an easy fix going forward).  Dedicated quick line for drink/snack purchases worked well with 0 wait time.  Adult beverage section located with a view of the field.  Didn’t see any wait to enter the stadium and was greeted both entering and leaving.   

    Any other improvements made?

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  4. 8 minutes ago, UNTLifer said:

    My take.

    1.  Defense needs help up front to make this ISU system work as we got very little pressure on Cal’s QB. 
    2.  Tackling was atrocious and resulted in them breaking long plays from plays that should have been stopped at the line of scrimmage or close to it. 
    3.  A new system that deserves more than one game to jell, but they need to hurry. This needs to be our only loss when we return home to face ACU. 
    4.  OL surprised me with their ineffective run blocking. 
    5. Pass blocking wasn’t terrible.a they provide enough time to get the ball out. 
    6.  The lack of creativity in our run game play calling was disappointing. 
    7.  Once we fell behind by two scores, I felt that we panicked a little instead of sticking to the game plan. This led to silly mistakes. 
    8.  One game people, one game, but we better see marked improvement next week. FIU is terrible and I will be concerned if we don’t blow them out. 
    9.  Game production, sound system and band were much better. I had one complaint. Do we need piped in music after every play and for every situation?  Also, the get your threes up is stupid one third downs. 
    10.  Kicking game. New kicker looked good and with a strong leg. Punter…ughhhh. 
    11.   Concessions, team store, etc were well staffed and stocked. Even had green UNT Concessions shirts for all. CSC staff were pretty good except for the few that decided to stand on the stairways and in the way of people.

    This is a strong summary.  Would add that I also disliked the constant piped in music cranked to 11 between every play.  Couldn’t hold any conversation… which maybe a good thing as the kids in our group couldn’t hear the adults cussing.   That said, A+ on the video highlighting the music talent that came from UNT.  

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  5. 5 hours ago, ADLER said:

    I would love to see Voertmans improve. I don't have faith in it happening, but I'd love to see it.

    Their shirt will probably be of lessor quality, poorer design, cost more, have limited quantity on adult sizes, and not be available until weeks after the event.

    Agree whole-heartedly with this statement.  Got several generic tees last season at Voertmans.  None made it into the rotation.  Especially disappointing was a flying worm tee.  After one wash the logo was washed out and the shirt shrunk to almost a crop-top.  And even the lovely Mrs. GMG93 does not want to see that.  So unless it is a name-brand shirt, I'm out on Voertmans.

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  6. These changes will occur annually, more so if our results have an uptick.  HUB Club is a first class experience and I enjoyed being up there.  That said, I drew a line on the cost years ago.  Maybe we'll revisit once we get the kids through college.  

    But I'm still impressed that UNT gamedays are as affordable as you want to make it.  

    Get tix in the tail, surprisingly a great view of the game.  Arrive early, park on campus, pack some drinks and food and walk around pregaming it up.  Hang out at the Alumni Center.  So while some prices go up, UNT does a fantastic job of still providing an affordable option.  For the life of me, I can't understand why more people in the area overlook going to our games given the cost is the same as a movie.

     

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