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So far as the reports are true, welcome to the BCS club gentlemen, and greetings from Cincinnati.

I think having 2 former SWC teams is long overdue. Have met many SMU alums over the years.

We have a real nice Big East General Board here, http://ncaabbs.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=409&page=1
and we have some Houston, UCF, Boise, and the usual suspects that make it an active board.

welcome to ponyfans. looking forward to our new venture.

We are doing due diligence on our new conference mates. If you would, please post pictures of your coeds. We will return the favor.

...and Dallas can't wait to welcome all of our new conference's fans.

Good to have you drop by. I am one of the few (if any) Ponies in the Queen City. Looking forward to play the Cat's sometime.

Thanks for dropping by, looking forward to building up the BE.

smupony94 wrote:We are doing due diligence on our new conference mates. If you would, please post pictures of your coeds. We will return the favor.

Now that is a fine way to start, but I hear Dallas is all about hot coeds, jaguars and starbucks, or is that Orange County????

You're pretty close.

Terry Webster wrote:Good to have you drop by. I am one of the few (if any) Ponies in the Queen City. Looking forward to play the Cat's sometime.

Terry I know another Pony in Cincy. Great guy and he goes to UC games also. Looks like you are in a good spot in Ft. Thomas.
I am just over the river in Anderson Twp.

when will the BE be moving their conference offices to Dallas?

never. keep 'em in the east. more powerful for media negotiations.

SMULaxer wrote:when will the BE be moving their conference offices to Dallas?

That worked out great for the Big 12. Beebe for new commissioner anyone?

Thanks looking forward to new rivalry with Cincinnati, battle for keg of skillets.

i think rivalry w/ houston will do just fine. Mayors Battle. War for I-45.

Club SMU, Chicago Chapter:

I can't wait for BB games at DePaul, Marquette and even Notre Dame. For FB, Louisville and Cincinnati are not bad drives. Both are fun cities on the Ohio River.

As for non-revenue, soccer, volleyball and, of course, swimming & diving look great. If we add another Men's sport, either Track & Field/CC or baseball, then BE Women's Lacrosse is a perfect fit for SMU.

As Chicagoan, Daniel Burhnam once said, "Make no little plans. They have no magic to stir men's blood and probably will not themselves be realized."