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Buzz outdid themselves again and significantly underrated a highly superior UNT recruiting class, placed 23rd in Central Region. Just get more frustrating every year..... while the national rankings are not complete yet, this will guarantee a top 150 finish nationally (out of 320 D-1 programs). Unbelieveable the schools that were placed ahead of us! I cannot be convinced otherwise that either there is a lack of communication about our program to these ranking services, or they are not truly unbiased evaluations, or both. This class should have been a top 10 region, top 15 worst case. Enjoy.........and fire away.

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Buzz outdid themselves again and significantly underrated a highly superior UNT recruiting class, placed 23rd in Central Region. Just get more frustrating every year..... while the national rankings are not complete yet, this will guarantee a top 150 finish nationally (out of 320 D-1 programs). Unbelieveable the schools that were placed ahead of us! I cannot be convinced otherwise that either there is a lack of communication about our program to these ranking services, or they are not truly unbiased evaluations, or both. This class should have been a top 10 region, top 15 worst case. Enjoy.........and fire away.

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By comparison, we were 14th last year in region....... got good players last year too, no way this class is worse.

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I just have to think that if UNT played in another conference the PR and rankings would be higher for this class. I still think UNT is "coming of age" in all its athletic programs, and it will still take a bit of time to gain the proper respect from the folks like Buzz. When UNT wins the "Belt and wins a few games in the NCAA's (and they will....have no doubt about that in the very near future) the respect will grow. For a team like UNT it is more of the "show me" than tell me...so, UNT will just show them! Way to go UNT Soccer...great class...will make for a young and exciting squad. Perhaps some "growing pains" will develop, but this will be a squad that will make some noise in the rankings given they stay healthy and all that! Go Mean Green Soccer!

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