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Crowd impact
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Thu Mar 13, 2014 3:27 pmby MustangStealth
15-1 at home, 3 wins vs RPI top 30
8-8 away from home, 1 win vs RPI top 100
That shows the impact of the Moody crowd.
Re: Crowd impact
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Thu Mar 13, 2014 3:29 pmby MustangStealth
Not sure how this moved to the football board...
Re: Crowd impact
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Thu Mar 13, 2014 3:31 pmby mrydel
Moody magic
Re: Crowd impact
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Thu Mar 13, 2014 3:38 pmby b_caesar
So if we suddenly, inexplicably have a good football season this fall and the crowds pour in - do we call it Ford Frenzy?
Re: Crowd impact
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Thu Mar 13, 2014 4:23 pmby malonish
Ford Focus
Re: Crowd impact
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Thu Mar 13, 2014 6:54 pmby GiddyUp
Obviously our guys are fragile and have difficulty playing with energy themselves. Comes down to leadership on the team. We need a leader. They don't seem to respond to what LB preaches lately. He said it every interview, "this is like a Game 7 of the NBA Finals". Our guys didn't play that way.
We seemed to play best against bigger crowds, whether on the road or Moody Magic. Uconn, Cincy, Lou, Mem, played decent against all on the road. UCF, USF, Hou, Temple, Rutgers - lost or barely won. Chorpus - didn't play too great, squeaked by a terrible A&M team. Should have beaten UVA
Re: Crowd impact
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Fri Mar 14, 2014 12:03 amby smusic 00
Don't blame the crowd vs UVA please, that stings. The three of us were quite vocal.
Re: Crowd impact
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Fri Mar 14, 2014 8:49 amby Grant Carter
smusic 00 wrote:Don't blame the crowd vs UVA please, that stings. The three of us were quite vocal.
Hold on. I see a trend here. What is smu's record in road games you attended compared to road games you did not attend? I know you were in corpus (1-1), Louisville (loss) and Memphis twice (0-2). Any others?
If not, that is 1-4 in games outside of DFW that you attended and 6-4 in games outside of DFW that you did not attend. Big discrepancy.
Clearly our problem is that you are too loyal of a fan.
Re: Crowd impact
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Fri Mar 14, 2014 8:53 amby ponyinNC
Would the final 4 count as a home game for us?
see what I did there....
Re: Crowd impact
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Fri Mar 14, 2014 9:21 amby Grant Carter
I think it would, I like the way you think. Smusic, you need to stay away from our NCAA tourney games until we make the final four. Sorry, it is math.
Re: Crowd impact
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Fri Mar 14, 2014 9:57 amby PerunaLove
malonish wrote:Ford Focus
I smell a sponsorship
Re: Crowd impact
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Fri Mar 14, 2014 10:14 amby malonish
PerunaLove wrote:malonish wrote:Ford Focus
I smell a sponsorship
Smells like potatoes.
Crowd impact
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Fri Mar 14, 2014 12:01 pmby GiddyUp
Grant Carter wrote:smusic 00 wrote:Don't blame the crowd vs UVA please, that stings. The three of us were quite vocal.
Hold on. I see a trend here. What is smu's record in road games you attended compared to road games you did not attend? I know you were in corpus (1-1), Louisville (loss) and Memphis twice (0-2). Any others?
If not, that is 1-4 in games outside of DFW that you attended and 6-4 in games outside of DFW that you did not attend. Big discrepancy.
Clearly our problem is that you are too loyal of a fan.
Grant, this is good data
i dont think he went to @Uconn
Re: Crowd impact
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Fri Mar 14, 2014 4:17 pmby smusic 00
Clearly I am a distraction for the team. The numbers don't lie.
Maybe if I shave the beard before the NCAAs.
Re: Crowd impact
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Sat Mar 15, 2014 2:33 pmby SMU2007
b_caesar wrote:So if we suddenly, inexplicably have a good football season this fall and the crowds pour in
That's a cute idea