Re: SWC Rivals
Posted: Thu May 19, 2011 2:11 am
I could not agree more. UT is in a class by itself.Nacho wrote:ut
no one else is a close second.
i enjoy all their losses. even when their women folk play.
I could not agree more. UT is in a class by itself.Nacho wrote:ut
no one else is a close second.
i enjoy all their losses. even when their women folk play.
I got interested in SMU Swimming with Lundquist, where we competed with UT year in and year out but did not dominate. Did not realize we had such a history before that!Water Pony wrote:1964-68, when I was there and those results were true before and after until the early 70's. Never lost a dual meet to the Longhorns in that time and had 17 consecutive SWC Swimming & Diving Championships in that era.ponyboy wrote:That's really saying something, Water Pony. What years?
I might add that SMU recently honored Coach A. R. "Red" Barr as one of six of the latest Hall of Fame inductees. Former and current swimmers and coaches filled 11 tables at the event. Quite a legacy for the team, but Coach Barr launched the SMU program and was recognized as a wonderful man and coach.
No question. Jerry was 2nd in most of the same events as Mark Spitz at the 1972 Munich Olympics. I am not sure if Spitz's mother had a mustache, but he did have gills.mrydel wrote:Jerry Heinriech (sorry about the spelling) would have been the greatest swimmer in the world during his era had Mark Spitz not been born.