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Re: Observations from the game
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 2:07 pm
by HorsePower
Sorry. Too many penalties. Way too many penalties. I thought that was universally recognized.
I also didn't like the final score, but I thought that was understood, too.
Re: Observations from the game
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 6:04 pm
by Charleston Pony
1983 Cotton Bowl wrote:I hesitate to talk about next season b/c I don't want to give the impression that I think this season is lost. Far from it. But looking at Burchum, Taylor, Gaines, a more experienced O-line, and a stable of backs including Shead, Line, and Nlemichi makes me think we could be alright next year on offense.
until we open in Waco against Baylor
Re: Observations from the game
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 6:16 pm
by East Coast Mustang
I think the nucleus of Burcham, Gaines, and JaBryce could be special going forward.
Re: Observations from the game
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 7:47 pm
by SMU 86
East Coast Mustang wrote:I think the nucleus of Burcham, Gaines, and JaBryce could be special going forward.
They did look pretty good.
Re: Observations from the game
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 8:36 pm
by Grant Carter
Rebel10 wrote:The next coach will probably need it as he is trying to dig his way out of somewhat of a mess that might be left for him. I hope the team does not go into the TCU game expecting to lose like Horsepower does.
Are you predicting a win?
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Re: Observations from the game
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 8:50 pm
by JasonB
Stallion wrote:like you know anything about football
Its embarrassing to have an SMU fan make such a stupid claim
Its a call from the press box when their coaches see SMU kickoff team bailing out
Its Football get over it
I agree with that for the kick. They noticed 44 turning his back early and made a great adjustment.
Re: Observations from the game
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 8:57 pm
by JasonB
Another thing...
This team has more talent than last year. Last year we couldn't move the ball. This year, we were much, much better on offense against A&M, even with the penalties.
Re: Observations from the game
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 8:58 pm
by SMU 86
Grant Carter wrote:Rebel10 wrote:The next coach will probably need it as he is trying to dig his way out of somewhat of a mess that might be left for him. I hope the team does not go into the TCU game expecting to lose like Horsepower does.
Are you predicting a win?
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I think he might be talking about attitude. If a team goes into a game with a mindset expecting to lose then they are almost defeated before they hit the field. Let's be positive going into the game even if we lose. Go SMU.
Re: Observations from the game
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 9:06 pm
by SMU 86
JasonB wrote:Another thing...
This team has more talent than last year. Last year we couldn't move the ball. This year, we were much, much better on offense against A&M, even with the penalties.
Same QB and same receivers. Same talent. I think Mumme's scheme adjustments are what is helping the most.
Re: Observations from the game
Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2013 5:48 am
by Grant Carter
SMU 86 wrote:Grant Carter wrote:Rebel10 wrote:The next coach will probably need it as he is trying to dig his way out of somewhat of a mess that might be left for him. I hope the team does not go into the TCU game expecting to lose like Horsepower does.
Are you predicting a win?
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I think he might be talking about attitude. If a team goes into a game with a mindset expecting to lose then they are almost defeated before they hit the field. Let's be positive going into the game even if we lose. Go SMU.
I know what he is talking about, I am just wondering why he says he hopes they do not expect to lose like one particular poster does. There are many posters who predict SMU to lose, so I do not see why he singles one person out. I was wondering if he himself expects SMU to lose as that would make the singling out even odder to me.
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