Mean Joe Green. Scrappy. The Mean Green Machine. Jack Sisco. Hayden Fry. Boomer the Cannon. Odus Mithcell. Abner Haynes. Spiriki. Ray Renfro. Richard Gill. Mason Fine. This is North Texas football.
North Texas State Normal College played its first game in 1913, led by J.W. Pender in a 13-0 loss to TCU. Since then, the program has been blessed with some terrific runs by tremendous coaches from J.W. St. Clair (.656 winning percentage from 1915-19) to Sisco (.653 from 1929-41) to Fry (.629 from 1973-78). Perhaps no one epitomizes the program, though, more than Mean Joe Green, one of the greatest players to ever play the game at any level. Darrell Dickey and Seth Littrell each led the Mean Green to three consecutive bowl games in the modern era.
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The Republic of Football discusses which teams could become bowl eligible with a win this week. Plus, we talk AAC expansion and if the Sun Belt will soon do the same.
The American Athletic Conference officially announced the additions of UTSA, North Texas, and Rice on Thursday morning.
Reports suggest more conference movement will put a trio of Texas teams in the American Athletic Conference. So how will the FBS landscape look inside the state when the dust settles?
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The Republic of Football talks American Athletic Conference expansion – they look to add six Conference USA, including North Texas, Rice and UTSA.
Dave Campbell's Texas Football's Small College Power Poll for Week 7 features Sam Houston State, Mary Hardin Baylor, Trinity University, UIW, PVAMU, Angelo State and more.
The Republic of Football recaps this week's slate of games, including UTEP's win over Louisiana Tech to become bowl eligible, Baylor vs. future conference opponent BYU and UTSA advancing to 7-0.
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