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For those that prefer real football talk as opposed to whether are jersies will ne Addidas or Nike, it looks like Tulsa has 3 pretty talented QBs, 3 talented proven RBs and more WRs than any team will ever need
http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=294984

From the article:


The Annual Spring Game will take place at the Hardesty Sports Complex Practice Field (8th and Delaware Ave, between Bama Pie and the Case Tennis Center) next Saturday. A live band, inflatable games for kids and concessions will be available. Fans are encouraged to bring lounge chairs and picnic at the facility. Fans will be able to call plays and be involved in on-field contests (catching a pass from a TU quarterback, throwing a pass to a TU receiver, catching a punt from a TU punter). There is no admission charge for the Annual Spring Game.

I'm guessing we could have some fun on this board speculating as to how we'd handle such festivities on the Hilltop. In years past they could've afforded fans the chance to recover an SMU fumble, get a punt return called back for a block in the back, etc.

RGV Pony wrote:From the article:

....In years past they could've afforded fans the chance to recover an SMU fumble, get a punt return called back for a block in the back, etc.

And don't forget the chance to drop a sure touchdown pass.

That's a cool deal they're doing. I like it.

maybe i will go out there and participate...

I'm worried about them running at 3 QB set.

-CoS

Cadillac wrote:I'm worried about them running at 3 QB set.

-CoS

A+

Urban Meyer already had the same participation with UF's spring game. He also had a contest where anyone who could run a faster 40 than his fastest player would earn a scholarship. The fastest student was 4.55, some UF RB ran a 4.32 or so.

RGV Pony wrote:I'm guessing we could have some fun on this board speculating as to how we'd handle such festivities on the Hilltop. In years past they could've afforded fans the chance to recover an SMU fumble, get a punt return called back for a block in the back, etc.

Don't forget the "Special Teams Coach for a day" promotion too!

When one of us knows as much as Frank Gansz, then we can make jokes. Coach Gansz, from everything you read and hear about him, is a terrific coach, especially on special teams. I don't want to see a bunch of fans throwing passes to Emmanuel Sanders or trying to catch a Logan Turner fastball. I realize everything about Tulsa is boring as hell, but SMU doesn't need to do that garbage. The players play, we support them - it's not that difficult.

Ikus wrote: everything about Tulsa is boring as hell.

come drinking with me this weekend, and then tell me how boring tulsa is...

come drinking with me this weekend, and then tell me how boring tulsa is...

Oh, come on. Tulsa is NOT the fast lane.

Ikus wrote:When one of us knows as much as Frank Gansz, then we can make jokes. Coach Gansz, from everything you read and hear about him, is a terrific coach, especially on special teams. I don't want to see a bunch of fans throwing passes to Emmanuel Sanders or trying to catch a Logan Turner fastball. I realize everything about Tulsa is boring as hell, but SMU doesn't need to do that garbage. The players play, we support them - it's not that difficult.

I was making reference to previous regime.

Rayburn wrote:

come drinking with me this weekend, and then tell me how boring tulsa is...

Oh, come on. Tulsa is NOT the fast lane.

When the world comes to an end, I hope I am in Tulsa.........
because it will come 20 years later.

Stallion wrote:For those that prefer real football talk as opposed to whether are jersies will ne Addidas or Nike, it looks like Tulsa has 3 pretty talented QBs, 3 talented proven RBs and more WRs than any team will ever need
http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=294984

Fact is not a single QB has taken any significant snaps[if any at all] as of yet at this level so the jury is out on all 3.