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  2022 PRESEASON ROTARY LOMBARDI AWARD WATCHLIST: KD Davis, North Texas, Sr LB,...Davis has led the Mean Green in total tackles for the past three seasons - the first UNT player to accomplish that feat since Zach Orr (2011-13) - and had 121 stops in 2021. He had 18 tackles in a win over Rice last season, marking the most tackles for a UNT player since at least 2000. - North Texas Football

rSr/2023 ILB KD DavisNorth Texas
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  Through the first seven practices of fall camp, TCU has stuck to its process of rotating quarterbacks with the first-team offense everyday. That changed Wednesday when Chandler Morris took snaps with the first-team offense in back-to-back days. Morris has also been the primary first-team quarterback in the installation part of practice that occurs before warmups. Head coach Sonny Dykes said he hoped to see some separation this week between Morris and senior quarterback Max Duggan. The decision to let Morris take all of the first-team reps in the open media portion seems like a significant development as the Horned Frogs get deeper into fall camp.

Morris capped the first-team series with a nice completion to tight end Geor'Quarius Spivey near the endzone. Dykes downplayed the decision to let Morris lead the first-team offense in consecutive days. "I don't think so," Dykes said when asked if it was an indication he was close to making a decision. "I wasn't even aware, I think it's just we're rolling through the stuff and getting guys reps. I think we'll have to start to narrow some stuff down pretty quickly. I don't think that's any indication of anything." - Fort Worth Star


rSr/2025 QB Chandler MorrisNorth Texas
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  2022 PRESEASON CHUCK BEDNARIK AWARD WATCH LIST: KD Davis, North Texas, Senior LB,...Davis has led the Mean Green in total tackles for the past three seasons - the first UNT player to accomplish that feat since Zach Orr (2011-13) - and had 121 stops in 2021. He had 18 tackles in a win over Rice last season, marking the most tackles for a UNT player since at least 2000. - North Texas Football

rSr/2023 ILB KD DavisNorth Texas
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  2022 PRESEASON RAY GUY WATCHLIST: Bernardo Rodriguez - University of North Texas,...Rodriguez (5-10, 189) is known at Coppell High School (Texas) for not allowing a single return yard in 38 punts as a senior. He also rushed for 235 yards and as a senior returned six kickoffs, including a 100-yard touchdown. Spent two years at Kansas State from 2017-18 ... Appeared in four games, posting a 36.5-yard average on eight punts for K-State in 2018 ...Apparently Rodriguez moved to UNT in 2019 but didn’t play football that year. Last season (2021), he punted 61 times for 2,675 yards with a 43.9 yard average, 16 over 50 yards, a long of 70 yards and pinning the opponent inside the 20 16 times … a season-long 70 yarder. He finished with a 54 yard average on five punts in Frisco Football Classic vs. Miami on 12/23. In 2020 season punted 37 times for 1,605 yards, an average of 43.4, with eight of 50 or more yards and nine inside the 20. - North Texas Football

rSr/2023 P Bernardo RodriguezNorth Texas
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  2022 PRESEASON OUTLAND TROPHY WATCHLIST: C Manase Mose, North Texas,...Mose, who has started every game for the Mean Green over the past four seasons, has become a stalwart up front and helped spearhead what was the nation's fifth-ranked rushing attack (233.5 ypg) in 2021. - North Texas Football

rSr/2023 C Manase MoseNorth Texas
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  2022 PRESEASON BUTKUS AWARD WATCHLIST: KD Davis, North Texas,...Davis has led the Mean Green in total tackles for the past three seasons - the first UNT player to accomplish that feat since Zach Orr (2011-13) - and had 121 stops in 2021. He had 18 tackles in a win over Rice last season, marking the most tackles for a UNT player since at least 2000. Last season, Davis earned first-team All-Conference USA honors to go with second-team All-Texas College honors by Dave Campbell's Texas Football. He enters the 2022 season as a fourth-team selection to the Phil Steele Preseason All-American team looking to become the first player in program history to lead the team in tackles in four straight seasons. - North Texas Football

rSr/2023 ILB KD DavisNorth Texas
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  2022 PRESEASON BRONKO NAGURSKI TROPHY WATCHLIST: LB KD Davis, North Texas,...Started all 13 games at middle linebacker in 2021 ... Totaled 121 tackles, 13.0 TFLs and 5.5 sacks with two fumble recoveries (one was returned for a touchdown), seven quarterback hurries and a pass breakup ... First UNT player with 120+ tackles in a season since EJ Eliya in 2018 and first UNT player to lead team in tackles three straight seasons since Zach Orr (2011-13). - North Texas Football

rSr/2023 ILB KD DavisNorth Texas
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  2022 PRESEASON ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM (COACHES): LB Rodney Dansby, HBU, So., Houston, Texas,...Dansby was named to HERO Sports FCS Freshman All-America Team, was a finalist for the Jerry Rice Award and was a second-team all-conference selection. The Houston native led the Southland and tied for second in the nation with 11.9 tackles per game. He became the sixth-straight HBU linebacker to lead the league in tackles, totaling 131 on the season. Dansby recorded double-digit tackles seven times, including each of the last six games. He averaged 14.25 tackles in conference play and tied the school record with 19 at Southeastern. - Houston Baptist Football

Sr/2025 ILB Rodney DansbyNorth Texas
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  2022 PRESEASON BILETNIKOFF AWARD WATCH LIST: Roderic Burns, North Texas,...Burns went from walk-on to scholarship player last year after injuries derailed the Mean Green's wide receiver corps early last year, and he picked up the slack with 58 catches for 802 yards and four touchdowns - all team-highs. He also served as the team's primary punt returner. - North Texas Football

rSr/2024 WR Roderic BurnsNorth Texas
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  North Texas linebacker KD Davis has pulled his name out of the NCAA transfer portal and will return to play a fifth season with the Mean Green. Multiple sources with knowledge of the situation confirmed Davis' plans to the Denton Record-Chronicle on Monday evening. Davis' decision marks the latest turn in a wild week for one of UNT's top players. "I want to thank you so much for the last 4 years of my football career and every accomplishment that has come with being a part of the team," Davis wrote. "The decision has not been easy, but I have decided to enter the transfer portal to explore my options to play at another level and show my talents in a different environment." Davis quickly became one of the hot commodities on the transfer market. He reportedly visited Ole Miss and Texas A&M over the weekend.

Davis has since deleted the tweet saying that he was entering the transfer portal. He had yet to post a statement on what went into his decision to return to UNT, but he did acknowledge a projection that he would continue his career with the Mean Green. The decision is a key turn of events for UNT as it looks to build on its fifth bowl appearance in six seasons under coach Seth Littrell. Davis has been one of UNT's top players in each of the last three seasons and was a first-team All-Conference USA selection last year. The former Ennis standout led the Mean Green in both tackles with 121 and tackles for loss with 13 in 2021. - Denton Record


rSr/2023 ILB KD DavisNorth Texas
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  North Texas linebacker KD Davis, one of the Mean Green's top players, has entered the NCAA transfer portal and is poised to leave the program. Davis posted a note on his Instagram account early Thursday afternoon indicating that he has applied to the NCAA to transfer. A UNT source confirmed to the Denton Record-Chronicle a short time later that Davis is in the portal. He took to Twitter late in the afternoon and bid farewell to UNT. "I want to thank you so much for the last 4 years of my football career and every accomplishment that has come with being a part of the team," Davis wrote. "The decision has not been easy, but I have decided to enter the transfer portal to explore my options to play at another level and show my talents in a different environment." Other programs will now be able to contact Davis, who could remove his name from the portal and return to UNT for his senior season this fall, a move that seems unlikely.

UNT removed Davis from its online roster late Thursday afternoon. The deadline for players to transfer and be eligible for the 2022 season was May 1. Davis will have to apply for a waiver from the NCAA if he transfers to another school, which would help him with the process. He has graduated from UNT. Davis has ranked among UNT's top players for the last three years and was the Mean Green's lone first-team All-Conference USA selection last season. The former Ennis standout led UNT in total tackles with 121 and tackles for loss with 13. - Denton Record


rSr/2023 ILB KD DavisNorth Texas
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  Mose has been a fixture on UNT's offensive line for years and started all 13 games last season at either center or guard. UNT relied on its running game during its five-game winning streak and averaged 283 rushing yards per game in that span. Mose was a big reason for UNT's success and was a second-team All-C-USA selection. - Denton Record

rSr/2023 C Manase MoseNorth Texas
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  Roderic Burns came through in a big way when UNT needed him most last season. The Mean Green lost Jyaire Shorter and Tommy Bush to injury after both played in just two games. Burns helped fill the void while leading UNT in receptions (58), receiving yards (802) and receiving touchdowns (4). Shorter and Bush are both expected to be back by the time UNT opens the season with a game at UTEP on Aug. 27. Missouri transfer Jay Maclin will also play a key role. Burns should be among the Mean Green's best players no matter what happens with that trio. - Denton Record

rSr/2024 WR Roderic BurnsNorth Texas
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  Latrell Neville was considered one of the elite wide receiver prospects in Texas not all that long ago. The former Fort Bend Hightower standout will look to capitalize on his considerable potential at North Texas this fall. Neville committed to the Mean Green on Monday, less than a month after he left Nebraska without playing a down for the Huskers. Neville announced his decision on his Twitter account. The 6-foot-4, 195-pound Texas native was rated as a three-star prospect by 247Sports coming out of high school. The site listed him among the top 125 wide receivers in the class of 2021.

More than 30 programs across the country offered Neville a scholarship at some point during his recruiting process, including Alabama, Florida and Georgia. He was briefly committed to Virginia Tech. Neville was not in contention for playing time coming out of spring practice at Nebraska and entered the transfer portal. Neville will be eligible this fall at UNT when he joins a wide receivers room with plenty of highly regarded players and more than a few injury questions heading into the 2022 season. - Denton Record


rSo/2026 WR Latrell NevilleNorth Texas
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  There hasn't been a UNT player in years who is as big of a lightning rod as Austin Aune. UNT's nontraditional quarterback is a former minor league baseball player, a dad and is 28. Aune lost the starting job heading into last season before winning it back. He went on to throw for 1,991 yards and nine touchdowns. UNT brought in transfers JD Head and Stone Earle to compete with Aune in spring practice. Neither came close to knocking Aune out of the lineup.

The Mean Green could still find a late transfer, but the bottom line is Aune steadily improved last season and continued that growth in spring practice. The former Argyle standout will be a much better player heading into what he has said will be his final year of college football than he was to start last year. That alone puts UNT well ahead of where it was a year ago. - Denton Record


rJr/2023 QB Austin AuneNorth Texas
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