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  1. Good player and contributed a lot to this team. I wish him well!
  2. I feel like you underestimate the damage losing a star player does to a fanbase like ours. And Tyler wanted to be at UNT his whole life!
  3. Seems like we are leaving sort of a golden era of UNT basketball into the unknown. McCasland and many of his great players like Tylor, Javion, Mo, Geu, Kai, Drez, Bell, Reese, Ryan, Rosy, Mike, DJ and Jorden are gone now. We have no guarantee that this roster will stay as is. And half of the squad was basically sitting the bench and they deserve a shot to go play somewhere else if they cannot get minutes here. Ross is a good coach but can he recruit to the level that McCasland did? Will we stay primarily a defensive team or will we look to move more uptempo?
  4. I respectfully must challenge your statement. The announcers clearly had personal relationships with the LSU staff and they stated several times during the broadcast that the squad wanted to be there.
  5. Yes me too. And what is funny is we have a very good film department that should be able to do better.
  6. Sad for Perry, he could have done better with us had he stayed here. Tough loss for his team tonight against Iowa.
  7. Roadrunner Family: I am excited to share with you that we have named Austin Claunch the seventh head coach in UTSA men’s basketball history. Austin, currently an assistant coach at Alabama, had great success in five years as the head coach at Nicholls, including 90 wins and a pair of Southland Conference Championships. Austin’s hometown is Houston and we are so excited to welcome him back home to the Lone Star State. Austin has high energy, a relentless work ethic and a strong basketball IQ. But what really stood out to me is that, when we talked to people about Austin, what kept coming up time and again was his unique ability to connect with people from all backgrounds and build great relationships. Austin is completely aligned with my vision and our values as a department and as an institution. He will be a terrific leader of our student-athletes. I am confident that Austin will elevate our program to new heights. Austin will continue to coach the Crimson Tide through their NCAA Tournament run and will join us in San Antonio once Alabama’s season has concluded. We will formally welcome Austin at a public event at that time where you will have an opportunity to meet him. Please join me in welcoming Austin as the head coach of the UTSA men’s basketball program. Birds Up! Lisa Campos, Ed.D. UTSA Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics
  8. Why would we not want a full stadium? I do agree that they could beat us like Cal did which would not be helpful.
  9. DENTON, Texas – The UNT women’s basketball team received a berth into the inaugural Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament and will continue its historical season beginning Thursday, March 21 against TCU in Fort Worth. It is the sixth postseason appearance in program history and first in the WBIT. “This is an incredible opportunity for our university and our women’s basketball program to be one of the first 32 teams to play in the brand new WBIT,” head coach Jason Burton said. “It’s a huge accomplishment for this program. I’m incredibly proud of everything these young women have done and for them to be rewarded for their hard work this year.”” North Texas went 23-8 this season and 13-5 in American Athletic Conference play, earning its first conference title since 1986 with a share of the AAC regular season championship. UNT has set 11 school records so far this season, including single-season wins, regular season wins and total team points. The Mean Green will meet TCU for the 24th time in series history in the first round of the tournament and first since 2003. A game time is still to be announced. “We get an opportunity to go back to Fort Worth where we didn’t have our best performance and go up against a good TCU team,” Burton said. “We are excited that we get to play, and it should be a great atmosphere. We look forward to the challenge and the opportunity to play in the postseason.” The Mean Green are one of 32 teams in the WBIT that also features Tulsa who earned an automatic berth into the event. The first three rounds will be played at host sites of the higher seeded teams, while semifinal and final games will be held at Butler University’s historic Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on April 1 and 3. All games of the WBIT will be broadcasted on the ESPN platforms. All games of the WBIT will be broadcasted on the ESPN platforms.
  10. I disagree as I think it was kinda disappointing. This team won NIT last season man!
  11. Roadrunners Family: I wanted to make you aware of a decision regarding the future of our men’s basketball program. Coach Henson’s contract, which is scheduled to expire on March 31, will not be renewed. I am grateful to Coach Henson for his leadership of our men’s basketball program for the past eight seasons. He has been a first-class representative of UTSA Athletics and our university, and has been a great role model to each of the young men that he coached. Please join me in wishing Coach Henson and his family all the best in the future. A national search for the next head coach of this program is underway and I am confident that we will find the right leader who shares our values and who will elevate our program to unprecedented success. Sincerely, Lisa Campos, Ed.D. Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics, UTSA
  12. DENTON – The UNT men’s basketball team lost 80-76 at home to (RV) Florida Atlantic Wednesday night. The game saw eight lead changes and four ties but North Texas (16-13, 9-8) was unable to get the stops late to capture the final lead. The Mean Green were led in scoring by Jason Edwards who poured in a game-high 32 points. It’s his fifth 30-point game of the year, which ties for the program record for most in a single season. The Owls (23-7, 13-4) were led in scoring by preseason American Player of the Year Johnell Davis who scored 29 points. It’s the most points an opponent has scored on the Mean Green this year. “Got to give coach May and FAU a ton of credit,” said North Texas head coach Ross Hodge. “They came into this season with a ton of expectations, and they’ve stayed together and executed at a high level. On our end I was disappointed with our defense. If you had told me we would score 76 on our home court I’d guess we win every time.” The 80 points UNT conceded on Wednesday was the most points the Mean Green have given up all year. Next up for North Texas is a road trip to Rice on Saturday. It will close out the regular season for the Mean Green before the 2024 American Athletic Conference Championship in Fort Worth. For more information on UNT men's basketball tickets, contact the Mean Green Ticket Office at 940-565-2527 or at ticketoffice@unt.edu. Fans can visit the UNT Athletics Ticket Office located at Gate 2 of DATCU Stadium between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
  13. It does not appear that we have done much to change the ratings to me. I see us winning 4-5 game next year with this defense. And we still have not landed one portal defensive lineman.
  14. Basically as I read it there are no enforceable rules pertaining to NIL. This allows whomever has the most money a huge advantage over the rest of us. Sad. They are trying to kill the sport.
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