Mental errors won't be tolerated


Coach Bill Parcells can live with physical mistakes, but the mental errors - he counted 11 on offense alone - cannot be tolerated and contributed to the 10 penalties for 78 yards.
It was the second-most penalized game for the Cowboys this season. They had 11 ...

Twenty-Three players made a committment to rebuild this program last year. Tell me how boycotting games affect them? It is a stab in the back to them. Tell me how you get better recuits to come to SMU without fan support. Complain to the administration in mass is the only thing that will get their ...

Johnny Rock-TwentyThree good football players made a commitment to SMU last year. How about you do the same and support them in helping to rebuild the program? If you have a problem about admission standards call Turner, call Copeland call Bennett. Stop stabbing the players in the back.

Sam I Am ...

SMU's Bennett: Ignore Frogs if they jump
03:32 PM CST on Wednesday, November 5, 2003

By CALVIN WATKINS / The Dallas Morning News


UNIVERSITY PARK - SMU football coach Phil Bennett said Wednesday he no longer wants to play rival TCU if the Horned Frogs leave Conference USA for the Mountain ...

Stallion,

How about you come and ask the tough questions. Maybe we can get answers to where we are headed.

Thursday's college notebook
11:36 PM CDT on Wednesday, October 22, 2003

From Staff and Wire Reports


SMU

Phillips and Wallis will play Saturday

UNIVERSITY PARK - Football coach Phil Bennett said freshman quarterback Chris Phillips will start Saturday against Tulsa, but Tate Wallis ...

UTEP quarterback Jordan Palmer will miss two to six weeks because of a possible fractured left knee, said Jeff Darby, sports information director at UTEP.

News of the injury comes only days after Palmer and the Miners won his debut as starting quarterback on Saturday, defeating division 1-AA Sam ...

Eidson is at guard

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Edison is at guard

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I don't think we will know a thing until after first two games. With a modified scrimage there is no way to tell. Blue seem to hold their own against the white. But two many were sitting out to tell.

Note that the holders for the kickers did not fumble one snap.

McMurtary was 2-3 (35, 47) missed 42, Mentzel was 1-1 (47), Wolcott 1-1 (42).This was so much bettter from last year and also the spring game.

Kinda reminds me of the size of Kansas State. They sure had some big boys out on the field last year.

Decatur running back selects SMU
07/25/2003

From Staff Reports


Decatur running back Andrew McKinney has made an oral commitment to SMU. McKinney, a 6-4, 230-pound senior, said he's not sure if he will play running back in college but said if he reaches his predicted height of 6-7, he ...