North Texas Athletics Hall of Fame
Iseed Khoury excelled in two sports during his career at North Texas, first starring in soccer and then becoming a record-setting kicker for the Mean Green football team.
Beginning in 1973, Khoury was a standout scorer for the North Texas men’s soccer team for four seasons - the first three as a club sport before soccer became a varsity sport in 1976. He set the school record for most goals in a game (7) in 1976 and helped North Texas win the Texas Collegiate Soccer League Championship three consecutive seasons, 1974, 1975, and 1976. Khoury was named all-conference and all-state four times, and in 1974 he led the nation in scoring with 36 goals.
He lettered in football for head coach Hayden Fry for three years, 1975-77, and set the school record for extra point conversions (69 of 70, a .985 percentage). Khoury set the North Texas record for the longest field goal with a 62-yarder against Richmond in 1977, the same season he connected for four FGs of 50 yards or more (62, 57, 52, 52).
Khoury was named to the North Texas All-Century team in 2013.