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Mac Engel: North Texas is the best and worst of college football’s new ‘system’
Despite internal controversies, North Texas football improved its on-field performance last fall, highlighted by quarterback Drew Mestemaker's play at DATCU Stadium, Denton.
- Mac Engel, Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist, wrote a column about the University of North Texas football program in Fort Worth, Texas, arguing there is `something very wrong` within it.
- Drawing on 2025 game observations, Engel combined coverage from the Oct. 10, 2025 DATCU Stadium game featuring North Texas quarterback Drew Mestemaker with program analysis to raise concerns.
- Using rhetorical contrast, Engel wrote that `they knew it was coming, and the sun did rise` to juxtapose routine game imagery with claims of internal dysfunction at the University of North Texas.
- By pressing for answers, Engel's piece may affect perceptions among fans and staff and presses for internal accountability within the University of North Texas football program.
- Engel's tone gives the piece reach beyond a typical game story, mixing routine details with claims of deep issues that raise broader scrutiny of the North Texas football program in Division I college football.
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Mac Engel: North Texas is the best and worst of college football’s new ‘system’
FORT WORTH, Texas — They knew it was coming, and the sun did rise, but there is something very wrong about what is going on at the University of North Texas. It shouldn’t be like this. North Texas is both…
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