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I can't say I even think twice about Denton other than going to Dan's Silverleaf. Not sure I've seen a bigger one way rival in my life

I hope our D line rips him to shreds. Little ahole

GiddyUp wrote:I can't say I even think twice about Denton other than going to Dan's Silverleaf. Not sure I've seen a bigger one way rival in my life

Yeah the only thing you think about is the [deleted] whooping they gave us last year pretty pathetic.

this was a lopsided "rivalry" in the pre-death penalty era, but in today's world this has been a very competitive series and one that has drawn better crowds than our conference games

Charleston Pony wrote:this was a lopsided "rivalry" in the pre-death penalty era, but in today's world this has been a very competitive series and one that has drawn better crowds than our conference games

Competitive only because of how bad our team was.

Charleston Pony wrote:this was a lopsided "rivalry" in the pre-death penalty era, but in today's world this has been a very competitive series and one that has drawn better crowds than our conference games

Better crowds only because of UNT's obsession with us. It doesn't bring SMU fans out at all

CalallenStang wrote:

Charleston Pony wrote:this was a lopsided "rivalry" in the pre-death penalty era, but in today's world this has been a very competitive series and one that has drawn better crowds than our conference games

Better crowds only because of UNT's obsession with us. It doesn't bring SMU fans out at all

other than TCU, still looking for the opponent that might bring out more SMU fans

Charleston Pony wrote:

CalallenStang wrote:

Charleston Pony wrote:this was a lopsided "rivalry" in the pre-death penalty era, but in today's world this has been a very competitive series and one that has drawn better crowds than our conference games

Better crowds only because of UNT's obsession with us. It doesn't bring SMU fans out at all

other than TCU, still looking for the opponent that might bring out more SMU fans

Our football team.

Charleston Pony wrote:this was a lopsided "rivalry" in the pre-death penalty era, but in today's world this has been a very competitive series and one that has drawn better crowds than our conference games

That's really not saying much.

Three years ago Lennay Kekua passed away

Charleston Pony wrote:

CalallenStang wrote:

Charleston Pony wrote:this was a lopsided "rivalry" in the pre-death penalty era, but in today's world this has been a very competitive series and one that has drawn better crowds than our conference games

Better crowds only because of UNT's obsession with us. It doesn't bring SMU fans out at all

other than TCU, still looking for the opponent that might bring out more SMU fans

Winning will bring out more SMU fans

CalallenStang wrote:

CalallenStang wrote:

Charleston Pony wrote:this was a lopsided "rivalry" in the pre-death penalty era, but in today's world this has been a very competitive series and one that has drawn better crowds than our conference games

Better crowds only because of UNT's obsession with us. It doesn't bring SMU fans out at all

Winning will bring out more SMU fans

So would free beer, but apparently that is not an option.

I made sure that Sam Rice knew how I felt. I was front row on the visitor side and yelled at him each time he was near.

You have to play local and win. The Pony Express played NTSU. Good win.

I hope a more savvy observer will grade Rice's performance for me. Did his performance measure up to his talk? And do our left tackles still have their heads on?