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Might want to email that to someone on the coaching staff. SMU is not on there very much except for a few times.

It would be nice if we had some sort of draft system so opposing coaches can't say to these guys: Why do want to consider a school of rich kids who drive expensive cars, party, don't go to the games; a school that is not supported by the people of dallas and play in a lower class league. Don't think for a moment that is not their tactic. It is a big mountain for our coaches to overcome. Not being pestimistic, just realalistic! Bless those 2 & 3 stars and welcome to SMU.

ponynut wrote:It would be nice if we had some sort of draft system so opposing coaches can't say to these guys: Why do want to consider a school of rich kids who drive expensive cars, party, don't go to the games; a school that is not supported by the people of dallas and play in a lower class league. Don't think for a moment that is not their tactic. It is a big mountain for our coaches to overcome. Not being pestimistic, just realalistic! Bless those 2 & 3 stars and welcome to SMU.

Because that would be so fair to the kids, forcing them to go to a school that they might have not interest in. Give me a break.

I wouldn't expect our presence in the state Top 55.

Maybe area Top 55's, like Metroplex, Centex, etc...

Hey Grant: That was sarcasim.

Grant is new to the board, we'll cut him some slack.

Grant Carter wrote:

ponynut wrote:It would be nice if we had some sort of draft system so opposing coaches can't say to these guys: Why do want to consider a school of rich kids who drive expensive cars, party, don't go to the games; a school that is not supported by the people of dallas and play in a lower class league. Don't think for a moment that is not their tactic. It is a big mountain for our coaches to overcome. Not being pestimistic, just realalistic! Bless those 2 & 3 stars and welcome to SMU.

Because that would be so fair to the kids, forcing them to go to a school that they might have not interest in. Give me a break.

Yeah kids always know what's best for themselves. That's why they wind up in places like Lubbock.

Let's restrict where a kid can go based on intelligence indicators like an SAT/GPA index. Don't let them pick Texas Tech or Oklahoma State if they have a modicum of intelligence. Don't let them go to boring cities like Ruston or Waco if they live in a city of over 1 million people. Don't let them go to West Virginia if their family income is $50,000 or higher. Don't let them go to TCU if they are from Dallas. Etc. etc. etc.