I've listened for years, just tired of the shtick. We all have choices which is great.StallionsModelT wrote:LOL. You sound like Grandpa Urine. The thing that makes The Ticket fantastic and generates such a loyal listener base is that they balance sports talk with "guy talk". There is a reason they get nominated for Marconis and have dominated this region in their demographic for two decades. Just goes to show you can't please everyone.
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Popularity never has been and never will be the yardstick for greatness. Juvenile just about sums it up.StallionsModelT wrote:LOL. You sound like Grandpa Urine. The thing that makes The Ticket fantastic and generates such a loyal listener base is that they balance sports talk with "guy talk". There is a reason they get nominated for Marconis and have dominated this region in their demographic for two decades. Just goes to show you can't please everyone.
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Sure thing boss. The Ticket gets more high profile guests and produces more quality content than The Fan or ESPN 103.3 combined not to mention not beating you over the head with boring stats or sports nerdery. No need to defend The Ticket.
Back off Warchild seriously.
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Good grief people GiddyUp just gave his personal opinion, why the name calling?
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It's ok, his overall "sky is falling" attitude is getting much better. 
By the way, I do need to visit Danny's bar in DE. If I tuned in all I hear is Cowboys Cowboys Cowboys, what is wrong with Romo. Manziel, yada yada. Im done for a while. The end.

By the way, I do need to visit Danny's bar in DE. If I tuned in all I hear is Cowboys Cowboys Cowboys, what is wrong with Romo. Manziel, yada yada. Im done for a while. The end.
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LOL. I'm one of maybe 100 alums under the age of 30 that give a damn about this program and give $1K to the Mustang Club every year. God help this program when our nursing home oil barons die off. The few of us younger alums have a very good reason to be "sky is falling" as our administration and athletic department settle for mediocrity while other Texas schools have warped right by us thanks in large part to the actions of the idiots around the program in the late 70's and 80's.
Back off Warchild seriously.
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Norm Hitges, as nerdy as he is, and Chuck Cooperstein. That is the sum total of sports talk radio in Dallas. The rest is schtick and buffoonery IMO.StallionsModelT wrote:Sure thing boss. The Ticket gets more high profile guests and produces more quality content than The Fan or ESPN 103.3 combined not to mention not beating you over the head with boring stats or sports nerdery. No need to defend The Ticket.
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The actions of the idiots of the early 1980's period were in direct response to the previous thirty years of mediocrity. SMU was a national player until Doak's graduation in 1949-1950. Other than a blip here and there, we wouldn't be nationally relevant again until 1980.StallionsModelT wrote:...the actions of the idiots around the program in the late 70's and 80's.
For the record, I'm not defending mediocrity, just being descriptive. I agree with your call to match TCU's recent successes.
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I understand that. But getting caught time after time after time after time tells me that
A) these guys were not very good at cheating
B) were too arrogant to think we'd get anything but probation
C) were idiots
I choose all of the above.
A) these guys were not very good at cheating
B) were too arrogant to think we'd get anything but probation
C) were idiots
I choose all of the above.
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Haha. True.
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They were smart and not idiots, just very very arrogant. But then again I guess you can say they were idiots for being so arrogant.StallionsModelT wrote:I understand that. But getting caught time after time after time after time tells me that
A) these guys were not very good at cheating
B) were too arrogant to think we'd get anything but probation
C) were idiots
I choose all of the above.
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It isn't those idiots. We could have recovered from them but now. It is all the sycophants that stood around rubbing Copeland's feet being OK with not even trying for 20 years.StallionsModelT wrote:LOL. I'm one of maybe 100 alums under the age of 30 that give a damn about this program and give $1K to the Mustang Club every year. God help this program when our nursing home oil barons die off. The few of us younger alums have a very good reason to be "sky is falling" as our administration and athletic department settle for mediocrity while other Texas schools have warped right by us thanks in large part to the actions of the idiots around the program in the late 70's and 80's.
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Couch em is right. It didn't slow down USC or Alabama.
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we appreciate your enthusiasm bro. If only a couple thousand btwn 25-35 gave a SStallionsModelT wrote:LOL. I'm one of maybe 100 alums under the age of 30 that give a damn about this program and give $1K to the Mustang Club every year. God help this program when our nursing home oil barons die off. The few of us younger alums have a very good reason to be "sky is falling" as our administration and athletic department settle for mediocrity while other Texas schools have warped right by us thanks in large part to the actions of the idiots around the program in the late 70's and 80's.