Furman @ North Texas March 19th (NIT)

[apaladin]

They have a nice facility almost 10,000 permanent seats.
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[FUPlayer74]

They have two first team all AAC players in Wright and Lorient. Lorient doesn't even start for them. This will be a tough fight for FU.

[Choir Boy]

They have a nice facility almost 10,000 permanent seats.
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They should....they have 46,000 students......grad and undergrad

[FU Hoopla]

They have a nice facility almost 10,000 permanent seats.
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Yep capacity is 9,700
It was only about half full for their largest crowds of the season................

North Texas 4 largest home crowds this season:
5,032 vs. UTSA
4,199 vs. Charlotte
4,156 vs. Tulane
4,029 vs. Temple

Furman 4 largest home crowds this season:
4,367 vs. Wofford
4,327 vs. Chattanooga
4,017 vs. Auburn
3,227 vs. Princeton

[FU Hoopla]

[FU Hoopla]

Vegas line staying at North Texas -7.5

[FurmanATT]

Well, got what it's worth -- and I don't think it's worth much -- I prefer Paladins and try not to use "Dins" much if at all. As an old newspaper guy, it's a "headline word" like "Nats" once was for Senators, "Tribe" for Indians, "Bucs" for Pirates.
Closest equivalents now, I think, are "Dores" for Vanderbilt and "Lopes" for GCU (Antelopes). -- MD

[greenvegas]

If a team has a 3 syllable mascot name like Paladins, Mountaineers, Commodores or Volunteers, it's more accepable to shorten the mascot name to Dins', Neers', Dores' or Vols. I dissagree with for example, the Loyola of Chicago Ramblers (2 syllable mascot) using Blers' as they do on the baseline of their basketball court. Carry on.

[Paladin91]

As far as the name goes, I’d be good with two uniform versions - one with Paladins and one with Dins. Alternate. I’m. Not a huge fan of Dins though. Just trying to find a happy medium.

[Paul C]

Closest equivalents now, I think, are "Dores" for Vanderbilt and "Lopes" for GCU (Antelopes). -- MD

‘Noles for Seminoles
‘Canes for Hurricanes
‘Terps for Terrapins
‘Neers for Mountaineera

Tons of examples