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(Editor's Note: The Mean Green closed the 2012 season with a 24-25 loss to Western Kentucky. The team finished the season 5-7 and 3-5 in the conference, the last in the Sun Belt.)
This year’s football season has boasted some great events – the first nationally televised football game from Apogee Stadium; the unveiling of the pedestrian bridge from the main campus to the stadium; attendance averaging about 19,000; and the naming of the Green Brigade Drumline as the best drumline in college football.
The final game of the season – which takes place Nov. 24 game at Western Kentucky University - also marks a major milestone. It’s the last football game in the Sun Belt Conference.
When did UNT join the Sun Belt Conference?
A. 1996
B. 2000
C. 2004
D. 2008
The correct answer is B. UNT joined the Sun Belt Conference in 2000. It will join Conference USA in 2013. The Mean Green soccer team finished its Sun Belt era by winning the conference championship, and the volleyball team reached the conference finals, finishing second to Western Kentucky.
Here are some Mean Green football highlights from the Sun Belt Conference era:
The conference-ending football game will be played in Bowling Green, Ky., so tune into the Mean Green Radio Network.
Mean Green Pride
Fans can purchase Green Pride gear from merchants who support UNT, get discounts on food and merchandise by wearing green on Fridays and help “The Big Event,” a day of UNT student volunteerism that takes place each spring, when they buy UNT merchandise with the “Mean Green Pride - We’re All In” logo at the UNT Bookstore, Voertman’s, both Denton Wal-Marts and the Roanoke Wal-Mart.
Employees also can win a $50 UNT Bookstore gift card to purchase apparel by wearing green and checking in at the Mean Green Pride station at the Library Mall Nov. 30 and every Friday. Winners will be randomly selected the following week.
- Jessica DeLeón, University Relations, Marketing and Communications
Posted on: Wed 21 November 2012
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