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Mustangs35SMU wrote:Nice to see the players stay for the school song this week.

Yep.

Mustangs35SMU wrote:Nice to see the players stay for the school song this week.

Past their bed time, though.

What a night! Cardinals win, Ponies win, and Fidel Castro might be dead!

JJ actually cracked a smile during the post-game interview.

CalallenStang wrote:What a night! Cardinals win, Ponies win, and Fidel Castro might be dead!

TRIFECTA!

Had a member of my church email me to see if this was a basketball score. I had to break it to him that we don't score that much in basketball unfortunately.

Terry Webster wrote:Had a member of my church email me to see if this was a basketball score. I had to break it to him that we don't score that much in basketball unfortunately.

Yet.

Hope so.

I really have trouble with the scheduling of this game on a Thrursday night. It is a school night, normal work day night when most local people simply would not be interested in attending, prohibits most out of town/area people from attending which resulted in barely any crowd. The obvious reason was for a TV game; however, when the game is broadcast on a channel that is so limited that it is not accessable the preponderance of people in the US then what was accomplished? Essentially no one saw the game and therefore it became a "who cares game". A game that cannot be broadcast on an established channel should never be moved to a terrible day and time to accomplish nothing. Still happy the Ponies won, but who knows or cares?

All of Ohio had it's eyes glued to this game.

Terry Webster wrote:All of Ohio had it's eyes glued to this game.

Panting breathlessly, no doubt.

It will be one of a handful of events for coverage on Friday. For a while, at least.

SMU is one pick six away from breaking the NCAA record set by Tennessee in 1971. Tied right now with Vols at 7.

Back in Plano - it was a fun fun fun game. Glad I went, even saw June flip out at the official, it was great! Pony Up!

PoconoPony wrote:I really have trouble with the scheduling of this game on a Thrursday night. It is a school night, normal work day night when most local people simply would not be interested in attending, prohibits most out of town/area people from attending which resulted in barely any crowd. The obvious reason was for a TV game; however, when the game is broadcast on a channel that is so limited that it is not accessable the preponderance of people in the US then what was accomplished? Essentially no one saw the game and therefore it became a "who cares game". A game that cannot be broadcast on an established channel should never be moved to a terrible day and time to accomplish nothing. Still happy the Ponies won, but who knows or cares?

I don't like Thursday night for anything other than ESPN, but 90% of America gets Fox Sports or their associated channels