perunapower wrote:How come no one pointed out that he won the 5A D-II State Championship and went 16-0?
59-6 (W) El Paso Irvin 35-6 (W) Tyler John Tyler 35-3 (W) Amarillo 44-0 (W) Odessa 68-0 (W) Alamogordo NM 33-0 (W) Midland Lee 56-7 (W) Abilene 38-13 (W) Midland 21-15 (W) San Angelo Central 35-18 (W) Abilene Cooper 22-9 (W) Amarillo Tascosa 56-6 (W) El Paso Austin 25-7 (W) Arlington Lamar 35-7 (W) Midland Lee 37-8 (W) Waco 27-14 (W) San Antonio Marshall
That's really impressive.
Apparently you are unaware that some people get on this site just to point out - at all costs - that SMU does everything wrong.
I'm just one of those lunatics who likes to believe things are getting better on the Hilltop. But what do Steve-O and Coach Jones and Coach Doherty and Coach Hyndman and Coach Collins and Coach Rompola and Coach Sinnott and Coach Stillson and Coach Selders and Coach Neufeld and Coach Wollman - terrific coaches, one and all - and I know? Surely there's a way to realize the sky is still falling.
of course it's good to see a guy who is well connected in Texas, but JJ made a point to say he and his staff will recruit Dallas HARD. That makes sense. Keep some of the local talent home - but that won't happen until they believe SMU can do what Boise and Hawaii did, i.e., play (and win) a BCS game.
When you think about it, the CUSA champ has as much of an opportunity to reach a BCS game than most BCS programs. Just gotta convince the next generation of Mustangs it can and will be done here.