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It's win or else for UNT's Todd Dodge

Edict is to win now for the Mean Green, whose 2-10 season included several close calls

Updated: September 2, 2010, 4:08 PM ET
By Tim MacMahon | ESPNDallas.com

DENTON, Texas -- When he opens the blinds in his office, Todd Dodge can watch the construction of North Texas' $78 million stadium, which will open next season.

It's proof of the program's potential. It's also a strong reminder of the sense of urgency for the Mean Green, who have followed up four straight Sun Belt championship seasons with five consecutive losing campaigns.

"We've got a chance to flip this whole thing in a two-year window," Dodge said. "I sure want to be a part ...

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