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SMU (#90) is below:
Houston (#31)
TCU (#49)
Rice (#54)
Tulane (#62)
North Texas (#72)
Texas State (#87)

Are SMU officials discussing a plan to address this? This little caring about football experiment that we started a few years ago is in the ditch. Does it end here or do we get more money for the next level coaching upgrade?

Cool.

That high, eh?

I feel bad for the teams behind us. I mean we are dealing with a coach who literally calls his OOC games "preseason" and cant seem to get his team under his 6th year ready for the regular season games. Also he doesn't recruit and only has success when its prior coaches recruits...

we've become a joke

It is the fault of we old people!!

BigT3x wrote:http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/rankings/bcs

SMU (#90) is below:
Houston (#31)
TCU (#49)
Rice (#54)
Tulane (#62)
North Texas (#72)
Texas State (#87)

Are SMU officials discussing a plan to address this? This little caring about football experiment that we started a few years ago is in the ditch. Does it end here or do we get more money for the next level coaching upgrade?

a 1-4 record will do that to you.

Note: we have played the #4 hardest schedule in FBS (though last week), 6th this week

So, you're sayin' there's a chance!


SAGARIN

32 Central Florida (Home finale)
56 at Houston (backup QB?)

70 Cincy (lost to S. Fla this week)

94 SMU A = 64.39 1 4 76.97( 6) 0 1 | 0 3 | 64.67 96 | 63.96 93

102 at Memphis A = 62.80 1 4 67.26( 63) 0 0 | 0 0 | 61.83 107 | 63.64 95
115 South Florida (home) A = 59.88 2 4 68.05( 53) 0 0 | 0 2 | 61.35 108 | 58.27 122
122 Connecticut (home) A = 58.74 0 5 67.72( 60) 0 0 | 0 0 | 58.86 125 | 58.45 120
143 Temple (home) A = 55.73 0 6 69.89( 42) 0 1 | 0 1 | 55.05 143 | 56.24 140

GRGB wrote:So, you're sayin' there's a chance!


SAGARIN

32 Central Florida (Home finale)
56 at Houston (backup QB?)

70 Cincy (lost to S. Fla this week)

94 SMU A = 64.39 1 4 76.97( 6) 0 1 | 0 3 | 64.67 96 | 63.96 93

102 at Memphis A = 62.80 1 4 67.26( 63) 0 0 | 0 0 | 61.83 107 | 63.64 95
115 South Florida (home) A = 59.88 2 4 68.05( 53) 0 0 | 0 2 | 61.35 108 | 58.27 122
122 Connecticut (home) A = 58.74 0 5 67.72( 60) 0 0 | 0 0 | 58.86 125 | 58.45 120
143 Temple (home) A = 55.73 0 6 69.89( 42) 0 1 | 0 1 | 55.05 143 | 56.24 140

This is very interesting. I view the game against Memphis as a lose-lose for us. If we win, we gain no credibility. If we lose, we drop even lower. For whatever June did at the beginning of his tenure, he's eroding all of it with his current disinterest for being the football coach at SMU.

We've come full circle. Thanks June!

StallionsModelT wrote:We've come full circle. Thanks June!

Well at least he loves his players. It is often questionable whether or not he has any love for SMU and its small group of loyal fans.

I think we can all fairly assume he loves his $2mm/annual paycheck for doing little to no recruiting and running off of a system he ran in the 1980s. Talk about bang for your buck. Too bad it's on SMU's dime, and the real cost (as well as opportunity cost) for not acting sooner will be painfully felt by these few loyal fans, SMU alums as a whole, and to a certain extent you could argue as well as the city of Dallas (with SMU as the only D1 program in the city).

GRGB wrote:So, you're sayin' there's a chance!
SAGARIN

32 Central Florida (Home finale)
56 at Houston (backup QB?)

70 Cincy (lost to S. Fla this week)

94 SMU A = 64.39 1 4 76.97( 6) 0 1 | 0 3 | 64.67 96 | 63.96 93

102 at Memphis A = 62.80 1 4 67.26( 63) 0 0 | 0 0 | 61.83 107 | 63.64 95
115 South Florida (home) A = 59.88 2 4 68.05( 53) 0 0 | 0 2 | 61.35 108 | 58.27 122
122 Connecticut (home) A = 58.74 0 5 67.72( 60) 0 0 | 0 0 | 58.86 125 | 58.45 120
143 Temple (home) A = 55.73 0 6 69.89( 42) 0 1 | 0 1 | 55.05 143 | 56.24 140

Actually, USF is a road game.

Guys, guys...once the squad learns the intricacies of the Run N Shoot...it's a complex offense...we're going to be unstoppable. Please have some patience!

PK wrote:

StallionsModelT wrote:We've come full circle. Thanks June!

Well at least he loves his players. It is often questionable whether or not he has any love for SMU and its small group of loyal fans.

I am tempted to say it is not questionable, in that all of the evidence tends toward "no." Except for the counterpoint of him telling LB that SMU is a great place. That really happened, right?