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smupony94 wrote:No he isn't. Love the enthusiasm but sometimes you should think before you post.

i stand corrected. i shouldn't give credit where it's not due.

I should take my own advice

smupony94 wrote:The Art of Listening was athletic friendly. Teacher put on a record, you listened, you got an A

Great class....as was Survey of Dance, Evolution of Jazz, Mass Media...all were certainly GPA friendly.

SMU_Alumni11 wrote:

smupony94 wrote:So you want people to take their tests?

For the dumba$$ but really good at football.... yes. Im tired of losing people because they cant handle school. If they cant handle it here then get them to squeak by and hope they get to the NFL... otherwise a few kids who wont get jobs wont hurt the school all that much. Once we get good recruits (and smart) then get rid of the cheating method.

you have outdone yourself again.

can the school have an official min GPA low enough for athletes to get in and an unofficial GPA for all other applicants?

And creating a sports management/coaching major isn't a bad idea. Throw in a few common sense and basic decision making classes and you are good to go. And once the football program gets better you add basic finance so they dont get ripped off by their agent/friends/family/investment advisers etc.

following 11's logic, we should just have people start taking the SAT for some athletes to make sure they can get in. perhaps we should start paying them to come here as well. sort of like putting them on a payroll.

Nobody would be that stupid

Junior wrote:following 11's logic, we should just have people start taking the SAT for some athletes to make sure they can get in.

Didn't one of the assistant coaches when Mike Cavan was here do that?

PonySnob wrote:

Junior wrote:following 11's logic, we should just have people start taking the SAT for some athletes to make sure they can get in.

Didn't one of the assistant coaches when Mike Cavan was here do that?

Ah the Malin scandal! I remember the good old days with Mike Cavan.

Mike Cavan in response to Jim Copeland having seen enough to evaluate him. "Well, I've had enough"

2ndandlong wrote:

SMU_Alumni11 wrote:

smupony94 wrote:So you want people to take their tests?

For the dumba$$ but really good at football.... yes. Im tired of losing people because they cant handle school. If they cant handle it here then get them to squeak by and hope they get to the NFL... otherwise a few kids who wont get jobs wont hurt the school all that much. Once we get good recruits (and smart) then get rid of the cheating method.

you have outdone yourself again.

I hope you havent really taken what I wrote seriously. Even if it was, there would be no way that SMU would attempt or agree to it. Im just sick of people flunking. This school is hard to get an A, manageable to get a B+, B, and extremely easy to get B-, C+, C.... I mean till the young players to take freaking EE1301, one of the freaking assignments is drawing a barcode....

Who has had more recruits flunk out or not get into school - Klemm or Reinebold?

Whats the point of that question....

It obvious klemm goes after higher profile recruits and closes the door, a big reason we get some of those guys is that they are the border of qualifying and we will hold a spot for them where some don't.

If we had 3 coaches like AK, we would be right there BCS busting every year...

The guy works his asz off builds relationships and manages 4-5 other guys who give little to no time to recruiting even though its their job.

My problem with the staff stems beyond the fact they really don't love SMU, don't embrace our traditions, ect. and moves into the fact that if they worked in the professional world we would all want them fired for lack of effort...

Junior wrote:that's a different question.

a number guys in that class are no longer with the program.

kevion gamble
chayse joubert
jr mcconico
ryan clark & beck coulter - never made it in

but you're right, outside of the guys i initially mentioned, there's not a lot of depth offered by that class.

Chayse Joubert is still on the team, as a backup DB.

smupony94 wrote:

Mestengo wrote:Burger king needs love too

So does Herman Cain

apparently Herman has been getting his lovin'.