Hall of Fame
Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2000 4:16 pmI know the athletic department is getting to it; but once they construct a Hall of Fame (it's about time), who should be the first person inducted?
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2000 4:16 pmRe: Hall of Fame
Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2000 4:26 pmEric Dickerson. If we were to do it this season, it could be blown up that it gets mention on Monday Night Football (a little playful ribbing between Al Michaels and Dennis Miller and Dickerson.) Could get huge national publicity, if it's played right.
Re: Hall of Fame
Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2000 4:31 pmHow about one for each sport:
Football - Doak Walker
Basketball - Jim Krebs
Men's Soccer - Coach Schellas Hyndman
Women's Soccer - Kara Lee
Swimming - Steve Lundquist
Diving - Scott Donie or Krista Wilson
Golf - Payne Stewart
Tennis - Richey Reneberg or (coach) Dennis Ralston
Track - Michael Carter
Football - Doak Walker
Basketball - Jim Krebs
Men's Soccer - Coach Schellas Hyndman
Women's Soccer - Kara Lee
Swimming - Steve Lundquist
Diving - Scott Donie or Krista Wilson
Golf - Payne Stewart
Tennis - Richey Reneberg or (coach) Dennis Ralston
Track - Michael Carter
Re: Hall of Fame
Posted: Tue Jul 18, 2000 12:07 pmForrest Gregg. He was great as a player, both at SMU and in the NFL. In addition, he was instrumental in getting us back on the map when he took over as coach and then athletic director during the most trying time in our program's history. Coach Gregg is the very definition of a hero in the history of SMU athletics.
Re: Hall of Fame
Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2000 4:10 pmRaymond Berry. Good enough for the NFL Hall of Fame, good enough for ours.
Re: Hall of Fame
Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2000 11:04 pmDandy Don - you can't forget him. And if you're putting Eric in there you have to put Craig in too. And how about Jerry Ball and Jerry Levias? And Lance McIlhenny. And Jon Koncak. And Doc Hayes, the most successful basketball coach SMU ever had. Ira Terrell.