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UNT@MTSU: Keys to the Game
Football: Tight ends providing Mean Green spark

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UNT will turn to Power, others to power offense

By Brett Vito / Staff Writer
Brett Vito / Staff Writer Denton Record-Chronicle
Published: 27 October 2012 01:13 AM

When one takes a look at North Texas’ offense, Andrew Power might not jump out as one of the vital parts of what the Mean Green is trying to accomplish.

The senior ranks only seventh on the team in receiving yards with 68 and has not scored a touchdown heading into UNT’s game today at Middle Tennessee.

Ask UNT’s players, and they will say the Mean Green’s starting tight end and about four others at the same position are more vital than they appear to be, in terms of what the team’s offense is trying to accomplish heading into what could be a milestone run of five games to end the regular season.

http://www.dentonrc.com/sports/colleges/...-spark.ece
10-27-2012 09:14 AM
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