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notre dame and baylor in dallas
Posted:
Mon May 28, 2007 7:07 pmby that's great raplh
baylor nd in dallas?
come on orsini
Posted:
Mon May 28, 2007 7:10 pmby mr. pony
No kidding.
It's hard to believe when Dallas goes looking for a college football matchup to host, it includes everybody BUT hometown SMU.
This happens no where else in the country.
Posted:
Mon May 28, 2007 7:19 pmby that's great raplh
i am surprised houston is not getting in on the action
Posted:
Mon May 28, 2007 7:22 pmby smupony94
that's great raplh wrote:i am surprised houston is not getting in on the action
Raplh, you lived in Houston. I know you love the place but many others do not.
Posted:
Mon May 28, 2007 8:54 pmby mr. pony
[quote="that's great raplh"]i am surprised houston is not getting in on the action[/quote]
When Laura Miller calls UTEP, I'm gonna have to say something.
Posted:
Mon May 28, 2007 10:26 pmby ponyfan84
SMU needs to pack Ford before they can start thinking of hosting a big non-conference game in the Cotton Bowl or Jerry World (New Cowboys Stadium) down the road.
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Mon May 28, 2007 11:23 pmby smupony94
ponyfan84 wrote:SMU needs to pack Ford before they can start thinking of hosting a big non-conference game in the Cotton Bowl or Jerry World (New Cowboys Stadium) down the road.
2020 it is
Posted:
Tue May 29, 2007 1:34 amby PonyKai
It should be a top priority of the new administration to work towards changing the fact that we aren't even warranted as an athletic afterthought in OUR own city. It is completely unacceptable and damned embarassing, even in the current state of athletics.
Posted:
Tue May 29, 2007 8:24 amby EastStang
Yeah Baylor travels real well to Dallas. Tell me about that huge sellout when we played Baylor at Ford. Oh it wasn't, my bad. Come on ND vs. SMU, Kyle Rote, Knute Rockne. A game of historic proportions. And Orsini went to ND. Strike One for Mr. O.
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Tue May 29, 2007 8:38 amby Bergermeister
mr. pony wrote:It's hard to believe when Dallas goes looking for a college football matchup to host, it includes everybody BUT hometown SMU.
SMU is not a draw. The general citizenry and SMU alums in the Metroplex do not embrace Mustang football. They prove, year-in and year-out, that they're not going to attend football or basketball games. They didn't go to the Cotton Bowl (well, maybe in '47 and '48), didn't go to Ownby, and they don't go to Ford. SMU is not Dallas' "hometown team."
Posted:
Tue May 29, 2007 9:34 amby Stallion
we are too busy scheduling Arkansas St., Sam Houston St. and Stephen F. Austin. This is what the SMU fans said they wanted so we could pretend to be a bowl team. Fight for Relevance!
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Tue May 29, 2007 9:50 amby Corso
Interesting twist:
Notre Dame wants this to count as a home (read: NBC) game, thereby getting even more money out of it. Baylor agreed, just happy to get a showcase pummeling (er .... "game") on national TV.
But now the Big 12 has stepped in, claiming it owns the TV rights to games played on a neutral field in what is considered a Big 12-heavy viewing area (i.e. the state of Texas), and therefore claims it owns the rights to this game. Hmmm .... overrated conference taking on NCAA's favorite sons .... stay tuned.
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Tue May 29, 2007 9:57 amby Mustangs35SMU
Stallion wrote:we are too busy scheduling Arkansas St., Sam Houston St. and Stephen F. Austin. This is what the SMU fans said they wanted so we could pretend to be a bowl team. Fight for Relevance!
Atleast we saw some blow out wins though...that was fun for a couple of seconds until you realized it was Arkansas State and Sam Houston..
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Tue May 29, 2007 10:34 amby ponyfan84
Personally, I'd rather play crappy teams to make us look good and draw recruits, thus building the program slowly, instead of playing a ND team that would beat us easily and go down in flames on national TV. just my opinion.
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Tue May 29, 2007 11:13 amby EastStang
Hopefully the Big XII and ND will get into a urinating contest and cancel the whole deal. I suspect that Notre Dame doesn't want to play us on CSTV or ESPN, either and if it was a home game for us that would be an issue. And you know that ESPN/ABC would not waive any rights to such a game. I love this brave new world of TV don't you?