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SMU football legend Craig James brings his Texas college tour home
James’ message to young people: “Get off the sidelines and into the game!”

DALLAS – The Craig James Tour makes its second stop Monday night on the campus of Southern Methodist University. The SMU football legend, nationally prominent college football analyst, and successful business leader will appear at the Hughes-Trigg Student Center at 7 p.m. for a one-hour interactive conversation with Dallas-area college students.

Craig James is traveling to three universities in three months with one goal—getting young people off the sidelines and into the game. Students will get to hear how Craig has made a name for himself on and off the field by speaking up and getting involved. The first event was held at Texas A&M University on September 27th, while the fall leg of the tour concludes at the University of Texas-Austin on November 8th.

WHO: SMU football legend and college football analyst Craig James

WHAT: “Craig James Tour” appearance at Southern Methodist University

WHERE: Hughes-Trigg Student Center, 3140 Dyer Street

WHEN: Monday, October 18th, 7:00-8:00 p.m.

This event is free and open to the public. It will be in the basement of hughes Trigg. (ballroom) at 7:00pm.

Hope you all can join us.

What other schools is he going to? Tech, maybe?

He started at A&M, SMU this coming Monday, finished at UT Austin on Nov. 8th. That's the whole tour, at least for the foreseeable future.

Students will get to hear how Craig has made a name for himself on and off the field by speaking up and getting involved.

He sure has made a name for himself by "speaking up and getting involved" off the field -- and not a good one. His helicopter parenting compounded with the power of the World Wide Leader has made him quite infamous.

didn't he cancel day-of doing this last year?

Did anyone go-----curious to know what the turnout was.

soccermom wrote:Did anyone go-----curious to know what the turnout was.

It's in the future as of now... tonight at 7.

perfect timing!

morons...exactly when most of the Greeks and GDI's are at a homecoming pep rally.

Very slim turnout, maybe 40 or 50 people. I expected many more. His message was to young people to "get off the sidelines and make a difference." I speculate he's setting the stage for a political career.

Ranger game and I don't think many people like him too much.

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