Treadway21 wrote:We look in the mirror all the time. Not sure what board you are on.
So as I understand you 1) Despite handing SMU it's most lopsided loss of the season, TCU is no good -- not even as good as the two teams that defeated you by smaller margins. 2) You are now living vicariously through other Big 12 teams, whom you imagine will deliver a first-class arse-kicking that will in some unexplainable way avenge SMU.
My. The butthurt is strong in this one.
If you could read I never said TCU was no good. Y'all just plain aren't as good as Baylor or A and M. Beat Baylor and prove me wrong. Come in higher than 5th and prove me wrong. You can probably take care of Kansas or Iowa State. Maybe y'all will be better than 2-7. Will y'all beat Oklahoma, OSU, Kansas ST, Tech? I don't know? Maybe you can win one of those. Seems to me you are likely to end up 4-5.
You tell me where you expect to end up in the Big 12 and what you expect your Big 12 record to be. We will see if you have any guts to put a number on your season. Seems to me you are pretty butt hurt if you are taking offense to what some anonymous poster on a rival's board that you feel the need to visit to gloat on your lopsided victory. You sure put me in my place. How can I ever post on ponyfans ever again?
An atheist is a guy who watches a Notre Dame-SMU football game and doesn't care who wins. -- Dwight D. Eisenhower
Not sure who has the case of butt hurt here. Just saying TCU was not that impressive, particularly early on - and particularly in comparison to Baylor and A&M , both of which are top level teams. UNT played us harder. Final score may not show it - but we moved the ball on the vaunted TCU defense much more easily then we did vs UNT.
TCU is not great this year - that's just a fact. Would guess a 5th place finish in conference. And not saying I am proud of SMU's road crowds these days - but frankly ours are understandable. Your crowd and your team were less than what I thought they would be. That is all. See you next year with a fresh start and a first step toward bringing this game back to what it should be.
Wow, those stats say it all. You don't need to add any conclusion or message line.
Sad, and the worst part is the average joe who follows SMU sporadically knew how much of a talent deficit we were building up over the last 3 years or so. There is absolutely no excuse for June taking a vacation for the last 3 or 4 years.
Lets see now. A weak schedule and playing a hopeless SMU team on a Saturday morning with OU coming to Fort Worth next week. Do you really think TCU was going to show anything against SMU and play with fanatical effort when the big game is next week? Watch out OU!
just wanted to add that TCU got 615 yards in the 3rd game after TCU installed a new offense under Doug Meachum (UH and OSU) and Sonny Cumbie (Tech). Not bad.
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"With a quarter of a tank of gas, we can get everything we need right here in DFW." -SMU Head Coach Chad Morris
When momentum starts rolling downhill in recruiting-WATCH OUT.
OU and then Baylor is a tough stretch. They get OSU at home and have a better defense. Tech is down. West Virginia I am not sold on and TCU is physically more gifted. KState is a home game. Kansas, UT, and Iowa State suck to close out the season.
As long as they stay healthy, I can see them running the table after the OU and Baylor games.
Stallion wrote:just wanted to add that TCU got 615 yards in the 3rd game after TCU installed a new offense under Doug Meachum (UH and OSU) and Sonny Cumbie (Tech). Not bad.
How many times were we treated to the "it takes a while to learn, but just you wait?"
