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I sat behind a gentleman at the game last Tuesday who was on a mission to see every division one stadium. Apogee was number 112 on his journey. He called it not just one of the nicest stadiums of its size, but one of the nicest he had seen. I consistently see visiting fans complimenting Apogee, and that makes me proud.
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From the album: UNT vs. Texas Southern 2012
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From the album: UNT vs. Texas Southern 2012
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From the album: 2012 Mean Green Tailgating
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From the album: 2012 Mean Green Tailgating
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From the album: 2012 Mean Green Tailgating
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From the album: 2012 Mean Green Tailgating
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Taken as the sun started t come up after camping out prior to the 2012 home opener against Texas Southern. This is Grant.UNT's flag. -
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Look at the University of Houston, acting all grown up and everything. They are so cute at that age. UH, long suffering in grand old Robertson Stadium, particularly in recent years when the football team has been, you know, actually good, finally is moving forward on a much ballyhooed stadium plan and its first order of business was to hire Manhattan Construction to manage the project. Manhattan not only built the Jerry Jones palace in Dallas (Palace in Dallas should be the name, by the way) and the cool new stadium in North Texas (their football team needed that?), they also built Reliant
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This bridge will connect UNT main campus to Apogee Stadium and The Hill. -
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