2007 Football Schedule?

by **MrMustang1965** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 6:33 pm

Can someone post the 2007 football schedule as it now stands? Thanks.

by **SMU Football Blog** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 6:36 pm

The 12 are:

Tech
NTSU
@Arkstate
@tcu
@houston
@tulsa
utep
rice
tulane
Memphis
@ UCF
@ So. Miss

Home and away on the three C-USA East games are just my guess

by **J.T.supporta** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 6:43 pm

i see a 7-5 season as PB makes progress in baby steps.

by **78pony** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 6:46 pm

2 & 4 to start is considered a Vegas lock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Then it gets ugly.

by **ponyfan84** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 6:55 pm

J.T.supporta wrote:i see a 7-5 season as PB makes progress in baby steps.

I see that too. Let me explain:

*this is based on this years teams so i could be way off*

Tech - loss. (0-1)
NTSU - win, revenge game (1-1)
@Arkstate - another win, we killed them last year, they are not good (2-1)
@tcu - could go either way, but its a road game, so thats a loss (2-2)
@houston - no kolb, and we played them pretty well this year but a tough road game (2-3)
@tulsa - could go either way too, but its a tough road game (2-4)
utep - should have beat them this year, no more Palmer or Higgins = win for us (3-4)
rice - the biggest game of the year, we shut down dillard (4-4)
tulane - tulane. enough said (5-4)
Memphis - worst team in the conference (6-4) Bowl eligible!!
@ UCF - a road game, but a win vs. a bad team (7-4) going bowling!
@ So. Miss - southern miss' D shuts us down and we lose bad, but still finish 7-5 and a trip to some crummy bowl.

If we patch up the offense to score more points and hope some young defenders step up, we could do this. I am already excited for next year.

by **jtstang** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 6:57 pm

J.T.supporta wrote:i see a 7-5 season as PB makes progress in baby steps.

What did you predict for this year sunshine?

by **J.T.supporta** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 6:59 pm

[quote="ponyfan84"][quote="J.T.supporta"]i see a 7-5 season as PB makes progress in baby steps.[/quote]

I see that too. Let me explain:

*this is based on this years teams so i could be way off*

Tech - loss. (0-1)
NTSU - win, revenge game (1-1)
@Arkstate - another win, we killed them last year, they are not good (2-1)
@tcu - could go either way, but its a road game, so thats a loss (2-2)
@houston - no kolb, and we played them pretty well this year but a tough road game (2-3)
@tulsa - could go either way too, but its a tough road game (2-4)
utep - should have beat them this year, no more Palmer or Higgins = win for us (3-4)
rice - the biggest game of the year, we shut down dillard (4-4)
tulane - tulane. enough said (5-4)
Memphis - worst team in the conference (6-4) Bowl eligible!!
@ UCF - a road game, but a win vs. a bad team (7-4) going bowling!
@ So. Miss - southern miss' D shuts us down and we lose bad, but still finish 7-5 and a trip to some crummy bowl.

If we patch up the offense to score more points and hope some young defenders step up, we could do this. I am already excited for next year.[/quote]

I see us finding a way to beat the froggies in FW to jump start our season but I see us losing to Tech, Houston, Tulsa, Rice, and Southern Miss. The wheels almost fall off the bus with a 3 game losing skid but PB pulls the team to win the next 3 and lose to So Miss....New Orleans here we come.

by **SMU Football Blog** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 7:00 pm

78pony wrote:2 & 4 to start is considered a Vegas lock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Then it gets ugly.

That isn't the order; C-USA hasn't announced the schedule

by **Stallion** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 7:18 pm

Let's make sure we can handle Arkansas St. in Jonesboro before we go printing those bowl tickets. More questionmarks due to graduation in years. SMU needs immediate help in the Defensive Line most of all. Needs that may or may not be filled with candidates on campus including WR, S, CB, LB depth, OLM ie. We have questions all over the field. I feel reasonably good about QB, whatever position Emanuel Sanders is placed at, first team LBs, Punter, place kicker and KO Returner. The other positions need substantial improvement to be mediocre. I think Tony Hawkins has really made strides as a LB considering the position is new to him. Carrington will be solid. Mccray has experience to be all right-never thought of that kid as a dominant player though. UH showed us just how slow we are at Safety-we could really use a JUCO there-maybe K.J. Ellis the Tech transfer can help at SS or is he at OLB. Columbus Givens needs to really step-he lead the team in yards per catch but his he needs to be more consistent. We definitely need help at whatever position Phil starts the Great American Hero at.

by **MrMustang1965** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 7:43 pm

SMU Football Blog wrote:The 12 are:

Tech
NTSU
@Arkstate
@tcu
@houston
@tulsa
utep
rice
tulane
Memphis
@ UCF
@ So. Miss

Home and away on the three C-USA East games are just my guess

Thanks, blog. I plan to be at ALL home games and will attempt to make at least 4 of the 6 road games. How 'bout the rest of ya'll? GO MUSTANGS!

by **J.T.supporta** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 8:01 pm

[quote="jtstang"][quote="J.T.supporta"]i see a 7-5 season as PB makes progress in baby steps.[/quote]
What did you predict for this year sunshine?[/quote]

I predicted 7-5 this year too...but we all know the UNT game ruined this years bowl chances.

by **Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:10 pm

Interesting road trips next year.

I enjoy visiting stadiums all over the country.

@Arkstate --- Fly Southwest to Little Rock and drive what an hour?

@TCU - easy drive

@Houston - easy drive

@Tulsa - Fly Southwest or drive

@UCF - Is this in Orlando?

@So. Miss - Fly to New Orleans and drive an hour north east?

by **MrMustang1965** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:14 pm

Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans wrote:Interesting road trips next year.

I enjoy visiting stadiums all over the country.

@Arkstate --- Fly Southwest to Little Rock and drive what an hour?

@TCU - easy drive

@Houston - easy drive

@Tulsa - Fly Southwest or drive

@UCF - Is this in Orlando?

@So. Miss - Fly to New Orleans and drive an hour north east?

Yes, UCF is in Orlando. I sure hope that doesn't end up being a Mickey Mouse kind of game!

by **JesuitPony** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:40 pm

MrMustang1965 wrote:
Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans wrote:Interesting road trips next year.

I enjoy visiting stadiums all over the country.

@Arkstate --- Fly Southwest to Little Rock and drive what an hour?

@TCU - easy drive

@Houston - easy drive

@Tulsa - Fly Southwest or drive

@UCF - Is this in Orlando?

@So. Miss - Fly to New Orleans and drive an hour north east?
Yes, UCF is in Orlando. I sure hope that doesn't end up being a Mickey Mouse kind of game!

Looking forward to seeing some of you in Orlando next year.

by **MrMustang1965** » Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:44 pm

JesuitPony wrote:
MrMustang1965 wrote:
Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans wrote:Interesting road trips next year.

I enjoy visiting stadiums all over the country.

@Arkstate --- Fly Southwest to Little Rock and drive what an hour?

@TCU - easy drive

@Houston - easy drive

@Tulsa - Fly Southwest or drive

@UCF - Is this in Orlando?

@So. Miss - Fly to New Orleans and drive an hour north east?
Yes, UCF is in Orlando. I sure hope that doesn't end up being a Mickey Mouse kind of game!

Looking forward to seeing some of you in Orlando next year.

Looks like the UCF game might fall somewhere around Thanksgiving week...right?

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