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Michael Poynter to walk-on at Rice

PostPosted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 4:37 pm
by smustang5151
http://rice.scout.com/a.z?s=355&p=2&c=8 ... 27554.html

This is a scout.com link I saw that says the third Poynter brother is breaking Ben and Tommy's tradition of walking-on at SMU. He apparently has opted to walk-on at Rice next fall to play quarterback...he must be the skinny one...

PostPosted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 7:36 pm
by untitled
For what it's worth, the eldest Poynter brother, Justin, attended Texas Christian University.

So, Michael could do worse.

PostPosted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 10:14 am
by deepellumfrog
untitled wrote:For what it's worth, the eldest Poynter brother, Justin, attended Texas Christian University.

So, Michael could do worse.


yeah, winning sucks

PostPosted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 11:00 am
by untitled
deepellumfrog wrote:
untitled wrote:For what it's worth, the eldest Poynter brother, Justin, attended Texas Christian University.

So, Michael could do worse.


yeah, winning sucks

Yeah, graduating with a degree from Rice instead of TCU (or SMU) sucks, too. :roll:

Remember, deepellumfrog, that these are, first and foremost, academic institutions, and, considering the slim chances of an NFL career, the diploma Michael will receive after 4+ years is a hell of a lot more important than the number of snaps he'll take for the Owls.

Besides, Justin didn't play football for TCU. He was just a lowly TCU student. I say lowly because, let's face it, the only reason you go to TCU as a student is because you couldn't get into Rice, UT, TAMU, SMU, or even Baylor, Trinity, or Southwestern.

TCU is a good school, though. I really believe that. Honest. :wink:

PostPosted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 1:30 pm
by deepellumfrog
untitled wrote:
deepellumfrog wrote:
untitled wrote:For what it's worth, the eldest Poynter brother, Justin, attended Texas Christian University.

So, Michael could do worse.


yeah, winning sucks

Yeah, graduating with a degree from Rice instead of TCU (or SMU) sucks, too. :roll:

Remember, deepellumfrog, that these are, first and foremost, academic institutions, and, considering the slim chances of an NFL career, the diploma Michael will receive after 4+ years is a hell of a lot more important than the number of snaps he'll take for the Owls.

Besides, Justin didn't play football for TCU. He was just a lowly TCU student. I say lowly because, let's face it, the only reason you go to TCU as a student is because you couldn't get into Rice, UT, TAMU, SMU, or even Baylor, Trinity, or Southwestern.

TCU is a good school, though. I really believe that. Honest. :wink:


Rice won 10 games last year, so maybe it wasn't them I was talking about.