First SMU Game You Attended?
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I am pretty sure this is not my first game. But my favorite game was SMU-TCU from 67. I wnet with a friend whose Dad taught at Perkins. We sat waaayyy up at Amon Carter with a bunch of SMU faculty. Guess I was 10.
Steve Judy was unstoppable for most of the game and TCU had a lead until the 4th quarter. Rufus Cormier made some great stops from his DL spot and Jerry Levias ran back a punt for a TD. SMU won.
Cannot remember if Livingston or Hixson was the QB.
I also remember the Wake Forrest game with I believe the wishbone backfield of Maxson and Morris. Was Bobo the QB then or was that later?
Steve Judy was unstoppable for most of the game and TCU had a lead until the 4th quarter. Rufus Cormier made some great stops from his DL spot and Jerry Levias ran back a punt for a TD. SMU won.
Cannot remember if Livingston or Hixson was the QB.
I also remember the Wake Forrest game with I believe the wishbone backfield of Maxson and Morris. Was Bobo the QB then or was that later?
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Sept. 12, 1970 -- a 28 - 11 loss to OU at the Cotton Bowl.
Those were the good old days when the Administration didn't concern themselves with students heading to the game on chartered buses loaded with multiple kegs of beer.
The beer was Coors; this also being a time in which those of from points east never drove home without a case or two in the trunk. Folks were thristy in Atlanta and there was beer in Texarkana.
Those were the good old days when the Administration didn't concern themselves with students heading to the game on chartered buses loaded with multiple kegs of beer.
The beer was Coors; this also being a time in which those of from points east never drove home without a case or two in the trunk. Folks were thristy in Atlanta and there was beer in Texarkana.
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spothhb wrote:I am pretty sure this is not my first game. But my favorite game was SMU-TCU from 67. I wnet with a friend whose Dad taught at Perkins. We sat waaayyy up at Amon Carter with a bunch of SMU faculty. Guess I was 10.
Steve Judy was unstoppable for most of the game and TCU had a lead until the 4th quarter. Rufus Cormier made some great stops from his DL spot and Jerry Levias ran back a punt for a TD. SMU won.
Cannot remember if Livingston or Hixson was the QB.
I also remember the Wake Forrest game with I believe the wishbone backfield of Maxson and Morris. Was Bobo the QB then or was that later?
If it was at Amon Carter and with Judy it would have been 68. Hixson would have been QB.
**EDIT** Actually Judy was TCU QB 1969-1971 so I am not sure which year you were there. But we played at Amon Cater in 1968 and Hixson was our QB.
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First Sight of SMU & First Game
My first awareness of SMU was long time ago (in the 60s). My brother played for Purdue when they played the Mustangs in Dallas. He is the reason I went to SMU (he thinks it's one of the best campuses anywhere). I then watched & rooted for the likes of Jerry Levias, Gary Hammond, and Chuck Hixson after that.
The first game I went to was '76 TCU game (we won so many over them in those days it wasn't considered a rivalry). Hot, Hot, Hot in the Cotton Bowl. It was Ron Meyer's first game (my brother played when Ron was and assistant at Purdue).
Many years as a fan, who now looks on from a distance. Hope the school knows many of us would be more involved with the school if the athletic program was more successful and had a higher profile across the country.
The first game I went to was '76 TCU game (we won so many over them in those days it wasn't considered a rivalry). Hot, Hot, Hot in the Cotton Bowl. It was Ron Meyer's first game (my brother played when Ron was and assistant at Purdue).
Many years as a fan, who now looks on from a distance. Hope the school knows many of us would be more involved with the school if the athletic program was more successful and had a higher profile across the country.
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