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The 210 receiving yards by Aldrick Robinson (10 catches) is the second-highest in a game at SMU (Jerry LeVias 213 vs. N.C. State in 1968)

Emmanuel Sanders now has 612 yards receiving for the season, becoming the first Mustang with three 600-yard receiving seasons

The 94-yard touchdown pass from Bo Levi Mitchell to Aldrick Robinson is the second-longest passing play in SMU history (longest is 96 yards from Jeff Courtwright to Craig James against North Texas on 10/2/1982)

INDIVIDUAL

Adrian Dizer - Had his first career sack

Patrick Handy - Had his first sack of the season, the second of his career

Julian Herron - Had his first career forced fumble

Jessie Henderson
- Had 2 kickoff returns for 36 yards
- Now has 96 kickoff returns, extending his SMU record and is third in C-USA history
- Now has 2354 kickoff return yards, extending his SMU record and moving into third in C-USA history

Andrew McKinney
- His 1-yard rush for a TD in the first quarter was his first career TD
- First career start, 38th game played

DeMyron Martin - Had his first career fumble recovery

Bo Levi Mitchell
- Had 1 TD pass (now has 13 on the season)
- Had 351 passing yards, which is tied for 19th in a game at SMU
- This is his second 300-yard game (370 vs. Texas State)
- His 29 completions and 45 attempts are season-highs
- His 94-yard TD pass to Aldrick Robinson is his longest TD pass of the season (second-longest in SMU history)

Thomas Morstead
- Had 5 points and now has 183 for his career, which is 8th at SMU
- Had 7 punts for 320 yards; season average is now 45.0
- Career punting average is now 44.4, which is first at SMU and tied for first in C-USA
- His 62-yard punt was a season-long

Aldrick Robinson
- Had 10 receptions for 210 yards with 1 TD
- The 210 receiving yards is the second-highest in a game at SMU (Jerry LeVias 213 vs. N.C. State in 1968)
- This was his third 100-yard receiving game of the season
- His 94-yard TD reception from Bo Levi Mitchell is his longest TD reception (second-longest in SMU history)
- Now has 7 TD catches this season, which ties for 6th in a season at SMU
- Now has 656 receiving yards on the season, which is 16th at SMU

Emmanuel Sanders
- had 6 receptions for 51 yards
- Now has 612 receiving yards for the season, becoming the first SMU player with 600 receiving yards in three seasons, his total is 18th-most in a season at SMU
- now has 2105 career receiving yards, which is 5th at SMU
- now has 165 career receptions to move into a tie for 4th at SMU

Justin Smart - Tied his career-high with 12 tackles (set last week at Tulane)

Terrance Wilkerson - Season-high 4 receptions

Thanks for being positve...

Hey Pride, way to bring us down with something substantive.


As always, I/we love this stuff.... thank you.

If the defensive accomplishments were as impressive as the offensive, we win games.

I was glad to see McKinney get his touchdown today.
He has been misused for years as a special teams kamikaze (and a great one, but was being wasted at tight end), and it was really cool to see him hit paydirt today.
Congrats, Andrew, and thanks for everything you've given to the program and to all of us PonyFans.

Pony4Life wrote:I was glad to see McKinney get his touchdown today.
He has been misused for years as a special teams kamikaze (and a great one, but was being wasted at tight end), and it was really cool to see him hit paydirt today.
Congrats, Andrew, and thanks for everything you've given to the program and to all of us PonyFans.

However, he should be playing defense

If Robinson hadn't had his "obligatory one dropped long bomb per game" just think what his stats would be.

I hope he still thinks of himself as a work in progress and doesn't think he's already arrived.

I highly doubt he feels he has already arrived. He has caught enough big plays to be excited about him, and dropped enough for him to know that he's got plenty of work to do.

"The Mustangs managed just 12 yards of total offense in the
momentum-changing third quarter, something that coach June Jones said just isn't acceptable in a close game"

http://www.floridatoday.com/apps/pbcs.d ... 002/SPORTS

Say Pride, are there any stats on dropped catchable passes?

Junior wrote:If the defensive accomplishments were as impressive as the offensive, we win games.

Only 5 of 14 third down conversions were allowed. That is a big improvement.

Lowest point total allowed this season.

The PonyGrad wrote:Only 5 of 14 third down conversions were allowed. That is a big improvement.

Lowest point total allowed this season.

Careful - the naysayers might start to think you believe there's reason for optimism.

Even though both of your stats are legitimate and valid ... and encouraging.

Roach wrote:

The PonyGrad wrote:Only 5 of 14 third down conversions were allowed. That is a big improvement.

Lowest point total allowed this season.

Careful - the naysayers might start to think you believe there's reason for optimism.

Even though both of your stats are legitimate and valid ... and encouraging.

Well I would say there are signs of life and hope for another win or two this season, but that is about the extent of my actual optimism.

Tulsa will have a field day.

[quote="The PonyGrad"][quote="Junior"]If the defensive accomplishments were as impressive as the offensive, we win games.[/quote]

Only 5 of 14 third down conversions were allowed. That is a big improvement.

Lowest point total allowed this season.[/quote]

sure, lowest point total.... against a team averaging just 15 points per game. In other words, they more than doubled their season average.

Did you notice how many of their touchdowns came on 3rd and long plays?

glad McKinney finally reached the endzone!