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Green Wave
Posted:
Sat Sep 29, 2007 12:05 pmby Captain E J Smith
Tulane is giving LSU fits in the second quarter.
But we have PB and he has forgotten more football than we have ever known.
Posted:
Sat Sep 29, 2007 12:26 pmby Ponymon
Yeah, they are 40 point underdogs and are only losing 7-2. We could have our hands full with them this year. Of course, it appears that every team is giving us a handful, but that is beside the point!
Posted:
Sat Sep 29, 2007 12:33 pmby Ponymon
Touchdown Tulane! 9-7 lead for Green Wave. They are going nuts in the DOME!
Posted:
Sat Sep 29, 2007 12:51 pmby Hoofbeat83
final score will be LSU 48 Tulane 9.
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Sat Sep 29, 2007 12:59 pmby MustangIcon
Hoofbeat83 wrote:final score will be LSU 48 Tulane 9.
If thats the final score, essentially a CUSA program (with FAR more obstacles and excuses for being bad than SMU) can fare as well against the 2nd best team in the country as we can against unranked Texas Tech. Thats encouraging.
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Sat Sep 29, 2007 1:02 pmby Hoofbeat83
MustangIcon wrote:Hoofbeat83 wrote:final score will be LSU 48 Tulane 9.
If thats the final score, essentially a CUSA program (with FAR more obstacles and excuses for being bad than SMU) can fare as well against the 2nd best team in the country as we can against unranked Texas Tech. Thats encouraging.
news flash: our conference sux in football.
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Sat Sep 29, 2007 2:10 pmby MustangIcon
Hoofbeat83 wrote:MustangIcon wrote:Hoofbeat83 wrote:final score will be LSU 48 Tulane 9.
If thats the final score, essentially a CUSA program (with FAR more obstacles and excuses for being bad than SMU) can fare as well against the 2nd best team in the country as we can against unranked Texas Tech. Thats encouraging.
news flash: our conference sux in football.
Really? I had no idea.
The point I was making is just how inexcusable and poor our performance was against Tech, considering that a school that should be far worse than us, manages about the same against LSU, the #2 team in the nation. Congrats on the impressive reading comprehension though.
Posted:
Sat Sep 29, 2007 2:15 pmby OR-See-Nee
How many of the current Tulane players are on that team as a result of the recruiting information we shared a couple of years ago.
Posted:
Sat Sep 29, 2007 2:18 pmby Hoofbeat83
MustangIcon wrote:Hoofbeat83 wrote:MustangIcon wrote:Hoofbeat83 wrote:final score will be LSU 48 Tulane 9.
If thats the final score, essentially a CUSA program (with FAR more obstacles and excuses for being bad than SMU) can fare as well against the 2nd best team in the country as we can against unranked Texas Tech. Thats encouraging.
news flash: our conference sux in football.
Really? I had no idea.
The point I was making is just how inexcusable and poor our performance was against Tech, considering that a school that should be far worse than us, manages about the same against LSU, the #2 team in the nation. Congrats on the impressive reading comprehension though.
thanks! and further news flash [deleted] bag: WE stink.
Posted:
Sat Sep 29, 2007 8:06 pmby Mexmustang
Well, don't you just know the Rice board has SMU pencilled in as a win now!
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Sat Sep 29, 2007 8:16 pmby Charleston Pony
Tulane, Rice and Memphis fans are looking at SMU and thinking we are their best chance to win one this year. Those would appear to be the only teams we are likely to compete with this year. Anyone want to revise those season projections?
At least if Tulane beats us, it will only be in front of about 6,000 die-hards
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Sat Sep 29, 2007 11:11 pmby Statler
Charleston Pony wrote:Tulane, Rice and Memphis fans are looking at SMU and thinking we are their best chance to win one this year. Those would appear to be the only teams we are likely to compete with this year. Anyone want to revise those season projections?
At least if Tulane beats us, it will only be in front of about 6,000 die-hards
Where? Can you watch the game from the Blvd?
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Sat Sep 29, 2007 11:33 pmby Peruna_Ate_My_Rolex
Charleston Pony wrote:Tulane, Rice and Memphis fans are looking at SMU and thinking we are their best chance to win one this year. Those would appear to be the only teams we are likely to compete with this year. Anyone want to revise those season projections?
At least if Tulane beats us, it will only be in front of about 6,000 die-hards
you've probably got a couple of extra zeros in there.