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SMU football head coach Sonny Dykes, quarterback Ben Hicks and linebacker Richard Moore met the media after the Mustangs rallied past Tulane, 27-23.

Hello?

Happy Sunday to all Mustangs!!!

Interesting that Sonny put that pick 6 on Proche for quitting on the route

Maybe it's splitting hairs, but didn't he say Proché "stopped ruining"? (Almost the same thing, but slightly different connotation.) Either way .... That play was either the first or second for Proché after he had to get attention in the medical tent. He recovered, and wanted to be out there, but he wasn't moving at full speed.

PonyPride wrote:Maybe it's splitting hairs, but didn't he say Proché "stopped ruining"? (Almost the same thing, but slightly different connotation.) Either way .... That play was either the first or second for Proché after he had to get attention in the medical tent. He recovered, and wanted to be out there, but he wasn't moving at full speed.

You're right...I'm just glad Proche got his wheels back in time for that final TD run.

You and me both. That was a hell of a play to get outside and then tightrope the sideline. Big-time play.

didn't get so lucky on Roberson tight roping the sideline on that nice sideline pass earlier in 2nd half-that could have been a big play

Richard Moore is a stud. Said it since day 1.

Robertson should have laid out for that catch but he and Proche put in a gutsy performance fighting through pains and kept plugging away. Glad we have them both and Robertson needs to stay healthy.

yeah but I was talking about the ineligible receiver call where Hicks dropped the ball in his pocket on the sideline but apparently he had stepped out of bounds before the catch

Stallion wrote:yeah but I was talking about the ineligible receiver call where Hicks dropped the ball in his pocket on the sideline but apparently he had stepped out of bounds before the catch

Oh, I know. And agree. That was a focus issue. The leap to catch the deep pass was a lack of effort issue (which he doesn't seem to have by all accounts ... at this point in their careers, Proche is just more seasoned and polished). But Reggie can put up huge numbers if he stays healthy and puts in the work for sure.