Excuse the mess

[DiamondM]

If it doesn't smell like [deleted] within 100 yards of any bathroom, that will be an improvement.

[2ndandlong]

If it doesn't smell like [deleted] within 100 yards of any bathroom, that will be an improvement.

They have addressed this directly. They no longer have bathrooms; they have portofrogs, but it still smells within 100 yards of these.

[Stallion]

As famous Dallas Mayor Erik Johnsen used to say "When you have to go to Ft Worth take a Sack Lunch and wait to get home to take a [deleted]"

[PurplFrawg]

have you thought about going with someting other then purple?

[NomAnor]

I sure wish i could post on killerfrogs.com those punks wont let me post

[Junior]

Can't you just create a profile over there?

[NomAnor]

yep it took a day and half for a comfimation email though now im ready to talk at them frogs

[Purple Wimple]

Lipstick on a Pig. The crowd in Amon Carter is still going to feel like you're attending a game at Tarleton State...jean suspenders and camo coveralls (granted, wearing TCU hats), painted tractors on the field made to look like Gol Worm and SuperFrog had a horrible offspring, "rah rah", "sis-boom-bah" and "beat the hell outta you"s. Just like, no matter what they do, an A&M game will feel like your trapped in some sort of foreign cult-military expo.

either you've got some weird fantasies, dude, or you've never been to TCU. I've been to both schools, and to games at both schools, and truth it, it's hard to tell a difference in the crowds-- except one's usually a lot bigger.

[ALEX LIFESON]

Can you still park at those churches on Canter?

[Corp]

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Wow!!

[deepellumfrog]

Wow!!

It's better than Ford, but there is nothing "Wow" about it. I'm sure Southlake will have something better very soon.

Now- lets wait until it's finished before we go rushing to judgement.

[Big Hoss]

Funny how we complain about attendance at Ford, and then we make fun of the people in the crowd of a school that draws more than we do? Seriously? Given the size of our school, our stands will only be full if we pull from the whole area, and that means we're going to have a broader variety of fans in our stands. So you have a choice: lower attendance of largely the wine & cheese club, or be closer to sold out crowds that include some rabid fans that didn't attend our school.

[Big Hoss]

I moved to North Fort Worth this year, and I see TCU stuff everywhere. EVERYWHERE. I didn't see that much SMU stuff outside of a 2 mile radius of the SMU campus. The city supports their team more than Dallas supports ours, so we've got some catching up to do. I'd rather us appeal to a broader fan base, and that starts by us being more open to the idea that SMU football can't stay this little neat tidy experience that all of us claim isn't enough.

[ALEX LIFESON]

I was watching some of tcu's game with La Monroe last night. They must be counting tickets sold, because that stadium was 60% full. With tcu's success over the last decade, I was shocked. Beat tcu!

[SMUer]

Lipstick on a Pig. The crowd in Amon Carter is still going to feel like you're attending a game at Tarleton State...jean suspenders and camo coveralls (granted, wearing TCU hats), painted tractors on the field made to look like Gol Worm and SuperFrog had a horrible offspring, "rah rah", "sis-boom-bah" and "beat the hell outta you"s. Just like, no matter what they do, an A&M game will feel like your trapped in some sort of foreign cult-military expo.

either you've got some weird fantasies, dude, or you've never been to TCU. I've been to both schools, and to games at both schools, and truth it, it's hard to tell a difference in the crowds-- except one's usually a lot bigger.

My sister goes to TCU and so I've been to nearly every family weekend game, every homecoming and every TCU vs SMU game for 4 years. I'd say that's a fairly good scouting report.