This is busting my brain: why is a sellout only the ninth-largest crowd, especially when six of the eight larger crowds came when one end zone was all grass?

I noticed Zach Wood was named a captain of the Saints as well.

It's nice to see Maryland on all these watch lists for best tight end ... but is he a tight end?

I don't remember SMU ever getting any votes in the preseason Top 25 before. Has that happened even once post-Death Penalty?

The NCAA didn't decide in SMU's favor? No way.

I was surprised to see McGill was not even considered one of the top four safeties in the conference (not that I have studied film of the four who were ahead of him).

PonyPride wrote:SMU CAREER RECEPTIONS - TIGHT ENDS
1 ΓÇö John Hampton, 2000-02 ΓÇö 114
2 ΓÇö Kylen Granson, 2019-20 ΓÇö 78
3 ΓÇö RJ Maryland, 2022- ΓÇö 57
4 ΓÇö Ryan Kennedy, 2004-06 ΓÇö 55

I hear one of the thinnest books in Fondren Library is the one entitled "Great SMU Tight Ends."

HarvCrimYaleBlue wrote:Where is Levine? He needs to be out there more. He was awesome last season and now he hardly gets on the game. .

Agreed. He might not look as good getting off the bus as some of these other guys, but he gets you the 2 yards when you really need them.

They sound scary, but TCU beat these guys by 30 last year so that tells me we have some glimmer of a chance.

What a complete joke.

The guy has been in college longer than Bluto from Animal House.

Some student-athlete.

6) Special Teams. Naviar is supposed to be a genius in this area. Our return game and coverage games are awful. Again, how much are we practicing this at full speed on the fields? I haven't seen much, because we are protecting all of our players from getting hurt.


When I saw the Tulane kickoff ...

Arkpony wrote:But Hey! WeΓÇÖre going to a bowl game arenΓÇÖt we?

Nothing like a chance to half-ass it on national TV against someone who actually wants to be there. Oh wait, we already checked that box.

Even Joseph Hoyt of the Morning News, who manages to spin every loss as a moral victory, will be hard-pressed to find the silver linings here.

Charleston Pony wrote:Great job special teams. Way to set the tone for this 2nd half!

Wow, that was all I needed to see.

Weird how just waving at a guy doesn't get him down to the ground.

I haven't used the words "intimidated by Tulane" in a long time. If I ever have.

Tanner has pretty consistently been at his worst in big games. Really disappointing. And Rice is really overhyped, too. I understand he's been playing hurt, but his hands are nothing special and I can't even keep p with how many drops he's had this year.

I totally agree. The best receivers in the ...