UNT Battle Flag The UNT Battle Flag was created by Jim Hobdy in 1986 while an employee of the athletics program and it became a recognized university symbol. Today, the Talons wave a version of the flag at football games.

Nov 30, 2017 · A university tradition for more than three decades, the 30- by 60-foot flag was raised in September on a 120-foot pole just north of the stadium. It beat out three other flag designs for the honor, garnering 61 percent of the first-place votes cast by fans online.

Jun 23, 2017 · DENTON - The Mean Green nation has spoken. The "Battle Flag" has been announced as the winner after an online vote to select the new flag that will fly on top of the 120-foot pole adjacent to Apogee Stadium and Interstate 35.

University of North Texas flags will show everyone your pride in your alma mater and support for the Mean Green football team. So whether you’re an UNT student, alumni or just a fan, these flags will look great at the tailgate, game or in your home or garden.

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UNT’s brand is an expression of our university’s unique personality. It sets us apart from our competitors and creates awareness. In its most comprehensive definition, UNT’s brand is a collection of words, symbols, colors, ideas and emotions that we want people to experience when they think of UNT.

Buy the Official Flag for North Texas Mean Green and approved by University of North Texas. Each North Texas Mean Green Flag including House Flag, Football Flag, Banner, and Pennant Flag are Licensed by the NCAA and the North Texas Mean Green.

At the top of the UNT seal is the lamp of learning, burning with an eternal flame representing academic achievement and excellence. The laurel wreath represents honor, and the beveled Lone Star in the center symbolizes the great state of Texas.

First celebrated in 1961, when our name changed from North Texas State College to North Texas State University, the event includes a flag parade, music, food and celebrations of our history and traditions.