Rice Football started fast but couldn’t finish against North Texas. What to take from the loss, which featured free ice cream and beer for students.
For roughly one quarter, everything was looking good for Rice football. Then the North Texas offense took off and did not slow down. The Owls didn’t get the win, but the student turnout was encouraging and there were still a handful of positives to take from the game as the program still hopes for a bowl opportunity entering the final week of the regular season.
We talked through it all. You can find previous episodes on the podcast page. For now, give a listen to Episode 220.
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Rice Football vs North Texas Game Recap
- Tackling and correctable errors on defense
- Realistic expectations for the defense given the personnel problems
- Aaron Turner’s big day and the bright spots on offense
- Quarterback inconsistency and what that means for the offense’s bigger picture
- Free ice cream, beer and an elevated game day experience
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