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these are big boys - they can get called out by a bunch of armchair qbs on an smu fan board without their ego suffering too much i would hope. give me a break

J.T.supporta wrote:

FWMustangGirl wrote:

J.T.supporta wrote:

FWMustangGirl wrote:I like having the families of the players posting. They add some great perspective. The problem comes when posters think they have an inside track and obsess over certain players and claim to know more than they do.

i.e. BigDaddy000984873920940348193

Just don't say the name again. It's like Beetlejuice.

guess i spoke too soon. glad to have BD back on the board

Been on board, just not much to discuss. This is the worse season in school history. No expectations? You play to win the game!

Good to see your grammar and spelling is still terrible.

First, these players are playing Division 1-A (or whatever they call it now) college football. If they don't want to deal with the glare they probably should consider playing Division II where no one seems to care. Playing for SMU is close Secondly, I think criticism can be taken constructively, or ignored. If someone says that a certain player missed a block or was getting picked on because of this or that by the other team, he can use that is either a learning tool as something he already knew and ignore it. Lastly, remember the people who post here are the few that are passionate about SMU sports. Sometimes exuberance trumps lucidity. I think its safe to say that no one here hates the players and no one here wants to wish them ill. We only want them to win games.

EastStang wrote:First, these players are playing Division 1-A (or whatever they call it now) college football. If they don't want to deal with the glare they probably should consider playing Division II where no one seems to care. Playing for SMU is close Secondly, I think criticism can be taken constructively, or ignored. If someone says that a certain player missed a block or was getting picked on because of this or that by the other team, he can use that is either a learning tool as something he already knew and ignore it. Lastly, remember the people who post here are the few that are passionate about SMU sports. Sometimes exuberance trumps lucidity. I think its safe to say that no one here hates the players and no one here wants to wish them ill. We only want them to win games.

I second your motion.

EastStang wrote:First, these players are playing Division 1-A (or whatever they call it now) college football. If they don't want to deal with the glare they probably should consider playing Division II where no one seems to care. Playing for SMU is close Secondly, I think criticism can be taken constructively, or ignored. If someone says that a certain player missed a block or was getting picked on because of this or that by the other team, he can use that is either a learning tool as something he already knew and ignore it. Lastly, remember the people who post here are the few that are passionate about SMU sports. Sometimes exuberance trumps lucidity. I think its safe to say that no one here hates the players and no one here wants to wish them ill. We only want them to win games.

Here here.

Or put another way...I've said it once and I'll sayit again... go play intramurals, brother.

bigdaddy08091 wrote:

J.T.supporta wrote:

FWMustangGirl wrote:

J.T.supporta wrote:

FWMustangGirl wrote:I like having the families of the players posting. They add some great perspective. The problem comes when posters think they have an inside track and obsess over certain players and claim to know more than they do.

i.e. BigDaddy000984873920940348193

Just don't say the name again. It's like Beetlejuice.

guess i spoke too soon. glad to have BD back on the board

Been on board, just not much to discuss. This is the worse season in school history. No expectations? You play to win the game!

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