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SMUer wrote:Parks sucks...and I'd tell him that to his face.

he has lost face

PonyKris89 wrote:This color TV guy is annoying... His TCU cheer leading has lead me to Mute him and turn on to SMU radio.
And they're continual credit of TCU success to the rain and the crowd is equally annoying.

If we actually had a team worth talking about, maybe it would be more balance?

We are poorly coached, as evidenced by our poor tackling, sloppy ball control, penalties, and our WRs inability to get separation.

Good God. Line got destroyed.

Well, good. Another loss chocked up to turnovers, penalties, miscues, bad fundamentals and not executing basic elements of the game of football.

Heck of a hit

Only 55 yards of offense since the first quarter! Our offensive geniuses are exceptionally offensive!

Stlhockeyguy02 wrote:Well, good. Another loss chocked up to turnovers, penalties, miscues, bad fundamentals and not executing basic elements of the game of football.

You think any of that has to do with coaching?

lwjr wrote:If June has any self respect he would announce his retirement after the game. But he won't

he doesn't care about respect- just wants the big check.

All the coaching evidence you need is in the halftime adjustments. One team got better and the other stayed the same.

So frustrating.

Big Hoss wrote:

Stlhockeyguy02 wrote:Well, good. Another loss chocked up to turnovers, penalties, miscues, bad fundamentals and not executing basic elements of the game of football.

You think any of that has to do with coaching?

No. June is an offensive genius!

Ponymon wrote:Only 55 yards of offense since the first quarter! Our offensive geniuses are exceptional!

It still amazes me when I talk to non-SMU fans how they think we've got offensives geniuses at the helm. I keep telling them if they were so good, why do we struggle to score more than 20 points every single game?

ojaipony wrote:Why are we throwing it on 3rd and 1?!?!?!?!?!?

We do what we do...........

Sacked again lol

I find it humorous that in the second half, with every big TCU offensive play, you could literally watch the SMU miscue that led to the play unfold right in front of your eyes, and Joey Harrington would proclaim it to due to TCU doing something well.