According to my briother who graduated with a BBA from Baylor, they don't have an engineering school there, and DO NOT have classes in that "new math" yet.
PlanoStang wrote:According to my briother who graduated with a BBA from Baylor, they don't have an engineering school there, and DO NOT have classes in that "new math" yet.
We don't have engunerring school? Boy i swore we did
I confidently predict that if SMU loses to Baylor a wave of revulsion will fill this board, and I just might be one of the first to desert the sinking ship. Our pre-season hopefulness won't last beyond Sept. 3rd. I must admit that this time I don't automatically think that SMU will lose this game, but I am not ready to bet on it. Where is the Rich Alum when you really need him?
Since a look at last year's Sagarin makes this basically a pickup, given our home field, it will come down to who is most improved or prepared for the game.
To that end, the fact that we have so many more returning starters gives us the edge at least in the likely more prepared category.
SMU 28
BU 21
Go Ponies!!
Beat whoever it is we are playing!!
@PonyGrad
Sam I Am wrote:I confidently predict that if SMU loses to Baylor a wave of revulsion will fill this board, and I just might be one of the first to desert the sinking ship.
Don't feel like you are the first to desert - I have dozens of SMU friends who long ago became Husker fans or IowaSt fans or whatever. You'd have thought they graduated from their "adopted" schools. Some fans have no loyalty.
Sadly... I can no longer make the game now. Friend at med school at Tulane needs help moving stuff back to B-ham. Meeting him in MS.
Have a few on the Blvd. for me, and I'll make sure to check the ESPN-scroll screen to see how we're doing.
Mix in some prayers with the smack talk and rooting for your team. Tulane's stadium (SuperDome) already has holes 6-feet wide in the ceiling. The flooding could cancel their season if it's as bad as predicted.
Again, Baylor fans predicting Baylor will win. SMU fans predicting SMU will win. This was such a worthwhile thread. I can only imagine how future generations will study this thread to uncover what mysteries lie at the center of this epic struggle that cannot be resolved. I can only imagine that there is some Samford fan over at the Baylor Board saying, "Seriously guys, who do you think will win? I think it will be close, but I like our chances."