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One Trick Pony wrote:

lwjr wrote:Had dinner in the Miller Club last night. I would be pissed if I had paid what ever the outrages amount was charged to people. The food was second rate at best.

You call that dinner brother?

That’s what smu calls it

lwjr wrote:

One Trick Pony wrote:

lwjr wrote:Had dinner in the Miller Club last night. I would be pissed if I had paid what ever the outrageous amount was charged to people. The food was second rate at best.

You call that dinner brother?

That’s what smu calls it

Must have been the Miller Moody Meatball Casserole.

Bergermeister wrote:

lwjr wrote:

One Trick Pony wrote:[quote="lwjr"]Had dinner in the Miller Club last night. I would be pissed if I had paid what ever the outrageous amount was charged to people. The food was second rate at best.

You call that dinner brother?

That’s what smu calls it

Must have been the Miller Moody Meatball Casserole.[/quote]

It was lame [deleted] brisket with semi stale cornbread. The halftime cookies were good. I almost chipped a tooth trying to bite into one

lwjr wrote:The food was second rate at best.

Most stuff with SMU athletics is these days unfortunately.

So the coach at Western Kentucky looks like a good hire, can we go after him? Or even NMSU HC which went on the road against Kansas and lost by 3. That’s impressive.

I would be on board with Chris Jans.

mustangxc wrote:I would be on board with Chris Jans.

Jans would be a great hire if his baggage from the job prior to NMSU doesn't trip him up. I also think the SMU
job would not be much of an upgrade other than salary.

mustangxc wrote:I would be on board with Chris Jans.

That guy can flat out coach. Wichita States decline is partially due to his leaving.
He is, like Mussleman, just a bit rough around the edges.

ponypatrick wrote:

mustangxc wrote:I would be on board with Chris Jans.

Jans would be a great hire if his baggage from the job prior to NMSU doesn't trip him up. I also think the SMU
job would not be much of an upgrade other than salary.

So you’ve spent time in Las Cruces? Just like Highkand Park.

Seriously? Our facilities are better, the conference is better we get much more media attention and he has a great opportunity to establish SMU at a very high level. The SMU job is way,way better than Western Kentucky thanks to David Miller and Larry.

Stansbury at Western Kentucky can sure recruit and they beat SMU last year.

Rebel10 wrote:Stansbury at Western Kentucky can sure recruit and they beat SMU last year.

Matter of time before ncaa busts him

smupony94 wrote:

Rebel10 wrote:Stansbury at Western Kentucky can sure recruit and they beat SMU last year.

Matter of time before ncaa busts him

Then he is made for us

mrydel wrote:

smupony94 wrote:

Rebel10 wrote:Stansbury at Western Kentucky can sure recruit and they beat SMU last year.

Matter of time before ncaa busts him

Then he is made for us

Gold. Pure gold.

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