text: UTSA North Texas and UTSA first met in 2013. That year both were first year members of Conference USA. UTSA and North Texas have played 10 times with both teams winning five. The first game was played at Apogee Stadium in Denton on November 23, 2013. North Texas needed to win the game to clinch the Conference USA West division. UTSA stunned the Mean Green when they won the game 21–13. The Roadrunner win allowed Rice to become the west division champions. UTSA won three of the first four meetings. North Texas got their first win in the series in 2015. In 2017 North Texas stunned UTSA with a last minute drive of 90 yards to win the game. That began a streak of three wins in a row by the Mean Green against UTSA. The Roadrunners snapped that streak with a win in 2020. In 2021 North Texas gave UTSA their only loss of the season in the final game of the regular season. UTSA stunned North Texas in 2022 by completing a 90-yard game winning drive in the Alamodome. The two met on December 2  in the Alamodome with UTSA winning the Conference USA Championship game. In their first meeting in The American Conference play UTSA won their first game in Denton in ten years.
  Players
  39 North Texas Mean Greene have been drafted into the NFL, most notably NFL Hall of Famer "Mean" Joe Greene who shares his nickname with the school's athletic teams.
  Current NFL players
  Jaelon Darden, WR, Cleveland Browns
  Jalen Guyton, WR, Los Angeles Chargers
  Kemon Hall, CB, Los Angeles Chargers
  La'Darius Hamilton, LB, Green Bay Packers
  Jordan Murray, OT, Indianapolis Colts
  Jeff Wilson, RB, Miami Dolphins
  Retired numbers
  College Football Hall of Famers
  Joe Greene
  Pro Football Hall of Famers
  Joe Greene
  Former players notable in other fields
  "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, professional wrestler, actor
  Johnny Quinn, member of United States bobsled team
  Tobe Nwigwe, rapper and singer
  Future non-conference opponents
  Announced schedules as of November 16, 2023.
  Broadcasts
  North Texas games are broadcast on the radio by the Mean Green Sports Network, part of Learfield IMG College on 88.1 KNTU, 95.3 KHYI, and 1580 KGAF. Former Texas Rangers, Dallas Mavericks, and San Antonio Spurs announcer Dave Barnett does play-by-play, along with Hank Dickenson on color commentary. Women's basketball play-by-play voice Zac Babb is the sideline reporter, while Paul Valamides serves as a studio host.
  Television broadcasts are carried by ESPN+, ESPN3, WatchStadium, CBS Sports Network, NFL Network, and C-USA TV.