The truth is hard to hear sometimes. Our coach is loyal and has stayed for 17 years, teaches kids to jump for Hail Mary's, and says things that might upset the opposing team's fans. Your coach has the Baylor and A&M ADs on speed dial. Wanna trade? I am jealous about one thing. Arkansas St will bring ...

AustinPerson wrote:Going to be hot in the east stands staring at the sun. I wonder how many of the Mustang band members will go down with heat exhaustion.

Both of them

That's cute....celebrate holding UNT under 500 yards of total offense and giving the Mean Green and SFA one of the 10 losses each will get this year. Ponies will lose by a lot in Ft Worth, and if we let you score a field goal - just say thank you then move on to finding another coach that hopes to ...

[quote="footballdad"]The SI curse just doomed the frogs final 4 chances.

SMU football must have been on the cover of SI for the last thirty years.

1. Decide that you want to be the 299th Division 1 college that plays baseball
2. Raise enough money to start a baseball team
3. Become competitive
4. Then, you can criticize your rival for selling 311 super regional tickets to the opposing team out of 6,900 using a code for their season ticket ...

CoxMustangFan wrote:Not a fair comparison. Today you saw a bottom half Big 12 team wake up and beat a bad and uninspired SMU team; in 41 days you'll see a top-notch SMU basketball program destroy the complete laughing stock of the Big 12.

Maybe, but we will destroy the ponies in baseball and track.

The TCU game is a sellout. This is a term that may not be familiar to SMU fans, but it means that there are no more tickets available because they have all been sold.

Texada may have picked TCU, but it has to make y'all feel good that a recruit worthy of a TCU offer had SMU in his top six. Congratulations and keep trying. SMU will get there someday.

"Dozens of SMU students, faculty members and staffers spent the first Thursday of the 2012 spring semester celebrating a new era at the university — SMU’s invitation to join the Big East Conference."

The first sentence says it all.

Are you asking if Josh Pastner would leave a school that averages over 15,000 fans per game, plays in an NBA arena, pays him almost $2,000,000 a year, coaches at a school that is fully committed to basketball, and, is also going to the Big East?