couch 'em wrote:His highlights certainly look amazing. What level of competition was he facing?

6A I think

In that case, I'll say that Steve Kaiser is probably the most promising football prospect to come through SMU since Eric Dickerson. If he is not an overall number 1 NFL draft pick 5 years from now, I will be shocked, absolutely shocked.

I don't know if I'm ready to put him in the league just yet ...

expony18 wrote:he needs quotes for his blog from "anonymous sources"

I'll quote you as "Ponyfans.com Super Legend"

I watched film on this guy. Looks like he could be the real deal and a solid option after Padron's time is complete. He's got the size and the arm to start right now, but he'll have to wait his turn.

Thoughts?

Agreed. Even if they decide to go elsewhere, it is important that the university apologize for the disrespect with which they have treated Jackson and Hall.

I'd go elsewhere if I were treated like they have been. An apology would help the negative pub right now though. The high schools where the ...

Cadillac wrote:I'm worried that I might make arrangements, buy tickets, and then at the last minute be told that I will be unable to attend.

-CoS

Hilarious

I'll admit that I am a new SMU fan thanks to my kids acceptance to the school, and I am a new season ticket holder, so I don't know as much about the program then all of you do. But I did graduate from a school that held academics to a high standard also and lost some recruits because of it.

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Never saw him in person only on film. He had some clutch picks in HS. Two were game winners. He's not very big but he plays really physical and is always in the right place at the right time. He'll be a good player wherever he ends up.

I hope good news comes soon. Hall was a good player. I thought he could come in right away and make an impact. Hopefully it isn't too late for him.

Its a shame. I was looking forward to seeing Hall at practice. He was one of the guys I thought could come in and make an impact early. Hopefully he finds a place to play and it isn't too late.

Even with the Tuberville era beginning in Lubbock, Tech's identity is still the pass. I think the opener is a great opportunity for SMU to lure recruits away with a similar offensive product.

I wrote an article about this on my examiner page.

Does anyone else agree? Or is that too ambitious?

I just wrote an article about this, its on my examiner page.

Tech fans are overlooking this game which is really stupid. SMU not only can compete with them but I think they can win. The pressure is really all on Tech.

Tell the Tech fans that they have nothing to fear, and that their players ...

I just wrote an article about this, its on my examiner page.

Tech fans are overlooking this game which is really stupid. SMU not only can compete with them but I think they can win. The pressure is really all on Tech.

I've been writing about Taylor Reed this morning and it seems like he's ready to be the guy on defensive and take over for Kennemer production wise. I'm not sure about leadership wise though. Either way I believe he'll have a great sophomore year. What do you guys think?

couch 'em wrote:Anyone have any info on him based on practice?

Scout.com has some info on his spring practices. He told them that him and Padron had a good winter and he feels like their chemistry is close to where it needs to be for the season. He's gained some muscle weight too.