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In our defense, stealing the Grove was necessary and done for the betterment of America. It was being wasted on Mississippi women. We had to bring some beauty and class to the concept.

-CoS

ponyinNC wrote:it's in Mississippi. enough said.

'Nuf said!

They haven't done anything since integration...

We played in the Rose Bowl. We have something like 6 NFL Hall of Famers. Doak Walker was the first junior to win the Heisman. SMU had the first scholarship African American in the SWC. SMU is located in a real city in a state that is the only state in the union to be its own country.

SMU claims three national championships: 1935, 1981, and 1982. And we have ten SWC championships: 1923, 1926, 1931, 1935, 1947, 1948, 1966, 1981, 1982, and 1984 (shared with Houston).

BTW, the baseball field at Ole Miss is named for my great uncle.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swayze_Field

Is Ole Miss proud to call themselves Rebels after many of the Rebels supported black slavery?
Why do black people attend Ole Miss when they go by the Rebels?
Does it mean that those blacks support black slavery?
Ole Miss would do better as the Mustangs.
Or maybe the Oxen because Oxford does mean the place where the oxen cross the river.
Is there even a river going through there?

Didn't they steal their last quarterback from Texas? And our colors...Harvard Red and Yale Blue...while we did steal them from another school, we aimed a little higher than Ole Miss.

joeybradford wrote:Is Ole Miss proud to call themselves Rebels after many of the Rebels supported black slavery?
Why do black people attend Ole Miss when they go by the Rebels?
Does it mean that those blacks support black slavery?
Ole Miss would do better as the Mustangs.
Or maybe the Oxen because Oxford does mean the place where the oxen cross the river.
Is there even a river going through there?

Is New England proud to call themselves Patriots after many of the Patriots supported black slavery?
Why do black people sign with New England when they go by the Patriots?
Does it mean that those blacks support black slavery?

Would we call confederates terrorists today?

abezontar wrote:Would we call confederates terrorists today?

I believe the preferred, politically correct term is now "man-made disaster makers". We wouldn't want to offend ANYONE'S delicate sensitivities.

Cadillac wrote:In our defense, stealing the Grove was necessary and done for the betterment of America. It was being wasted on Mississippi women. We had to bring some beauty and class to the concept.

-CoS

A+

And when it comes to the "hand signals," the two following paragraphs are from espn.com (who recently ran an article on the topic:

PONY EARS: "Cheerleader Roy Bailey introduced SMU's Pony Ears in the 1970s, not long before Hall of Fame RB Eric Dickerson brought the Pony Express to University Park. Now, when the fight song "Varsity" is played, students and players raise their Ears and circle them around their heads for each year they've been in school."

HORNED FROG: "TCU didn't adopt a signature signal until the early 1980s, when head cheerleader Chad Schrotel invented the curled index-and-middle-finger salute. Some fans say the flexed knuckles represent the horns of their mascot, SuperFrog. Others suggest its shape comes from the motion used to playfully jab -- or "frog" -- a classmate."

ddderrius wrote:This guy I know a law student at that said that SMU/Gerald Turner stole the colors the emblems, the Blvd term or phrase from OLE MISS and he said that we stole the ponyears hand sign from TCU.

Does it really matter?

ddderrius,

Here is a link to an article about the origin of the pony ears.

http://www.smudailycampus.com/mobile/2. ... s-1.968674

SMU 86 wrote:ddderrius,

Here is a link to an article about the origin of the pony ears.

http://www.smudailycampus.com/mobile/2. ... s-1.968674

I was going to click on the link and then I saw the origin - Daily Campus - never mind.......