Column: From laughing stock to bowl bound, the Mean Green can thank Seth Littrell for their surprising turnaround
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I also find it funny that most of the 5 star reviews are from current/
The Mean Green (5-4) rinsed and repeated to the tune of 42 points in the paint en route to a 73-40 win over Delaware State University.
#ICYMI UNT students were joined by TWU students calling for their campuses to allow undocumented immigrants to stay and finish their education without fear of deportation.
#ICYMI The US Congress funded NASA’s five-year initiative to promote interest in learning of space science and encourage young students to pursue careers in the STEM field.
“They’re a good team,” head coach Tony Benford said. “I thought they did a good job of coming in and setting the tone early. [Hervey] is a great player. ”
North Texas football accepts Zaxby's Heart of Dallas Bowl bid; will play in bowl game for only second time in last 10 years | http://ntdaily.com/north-texas-football-accepts-zaxbys-hea…/
BREAKING: North Texas football will play in the Zaxby's Heart of Dallas Bowl on Dec. 27 against Army.
The Mean Green defeated Army 35-18 in West Point earlier this season.
(Via: MeanGreenSports.com)
North Texas Daily shared their post.
Editor’s note: With the 2016 regular season complete for the Mean Green, the North Texas Daily sports staff has reviewed and analyzed their performance this year.
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