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Big10Ponyfan wrote:Don't act like you guys are free and clear from the cheating of the 1980s because you weren't. There was a time in SWC that every school was on probation except Rice and Arkansas.
Coogcheese wrote:And don't act like a couple of friggin tiddies is end all of humanity. My God...they're breasts. Whats not to love?
Or maybe I'm just on the wrong board for that question. Not that there's anything wrong with that...
Wow. I am nominating you for most appropriate posting name. You are really living up to the cheese moniker. Keep up the good work.
SMU Football Blog wrote:One of the most annoying things about the death penalty is that so many ingnorant fans think that because their school didn't get it, they never cheated.
1988-Mojor infractions by UofH Football program for paying players-postseason ban, probation, scholarship reductions.
Too cumbersome to actually include the report here.
Coogcheese wrote:Casey wrote:I was there, and I have hated Kitty Kat High ever since, and everything about that place. That game was the most blatant example of no class or understanding of sportsmanship in the history of sports. To beat on a team of kids like that .... the UH coaches should have been fired for that display.
I remember that day...Even our mascot put on Everready Battery gear:
"It just keeps going, and going, and going, and going, and going..."
Your admin should have been fired for putting that team on the field. Should have waited till they were Sophs....or better yet fielded a team of mostly transfers instead of freshman.
Not our fault you guys got caugh cheating. Twice. Not our fault SMU became the first program to get the death penalty. Nor was it our backup players fault.
I remember after that when ya'll played Notre Dame and their coach, watshs hish name-sh, ordered his guys to not score on you...in some foolish show of warped respect. So guys were running out of bounds/taking a dive with an open run to the endzone...that way your lil ones wouldn't be embarrassed by the score.
That must have been far more insulting...Having an opponent quit for you...
SMU Football Blog wrote:One of the most annoying things about the death penalty is that so many ingnorant fans think that because their school didn't get it, they never cheated.
1988-Mojor infractions by UofH Football program for paying players-postseason ban, probation, scholarship reductions.
Too cumbersome to actually include the report here.
Coogcheese wrote:SMU Football Blog wrote:One of the most annoying things about the death penalty is that so many ingnorant fans think that because their school didn't get it, they never cheated.
1988-Mojor infractions by UofH Football program for paying players-postseason ban, probation, scholarship reductions.
Too cumbersome to actually include the report here.
Speaking of stepping in it...
Funny you should point that out. Did you know?
UH was limited to only 70 scholarship players the year we beat the ever loving crapola of your kids. Because of this...
UH had only two roster QB! Ware did not play in the 2nd half. Thats why Klingler played all the 2nd.
2nd & 3rd stringer were playing in the 2nd quarter. Due to the scholarship limits we didn't have 5th stringers to put in by the 4th quarter.
UH had only two roster RBs. Thats one of the reasons UH didn't run very much. THE OTHER was that Chuck SPOOOON Weatherspoon had 15 carries for 207 yards already. What...you wanted him to run some more? Pfft...glutton for punishment I guess. He was running over your guys left & right. Better we put the ball in the hands of a buck 50 receiver than a human bowling ball don't your think?
UH had the ball for the final 2:52...and took a knee inside your 20yd line. Just be thankful we didn't put triple digits on the board in addion to the 1K yards gained.
