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RE: From ESPN: North Texas to the HOD
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BOWL SEASON IS UPON US. DCTF SENIOR WRITER MIKE CRAVEN HAS EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE SIX GAMES TEXAS FBS TEAMS WILL PLAY IN.

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The Mean Green qualified for a bowl game with a 5-7 record thanks to the highest Academic Progress Rate out of the five-win teams. It was head coach Seth Littrell’s first year as the program’s head coach and the bowl berth represents progress and opportunity for North Texas. There might be too many bowl games but programs like North Texas wouldn’t agree. Reaching a bowl game means extra practices and a jump-start on the 2017 season.

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12-18-2016 10:26 PM
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