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Since ED and some his teammates from the 83 Cotton Bowl team were there, anyone know why Lance didn't come. I know he used to go to games at home. Would have been great to see him in Birmingham.


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I'm sure it's probably none of your business....just sayin'....

Are you sure he wasn't there? I have no idea, just saying that he could have been in the stands just being a fan.

He wasn't at the game and is at most games...he was at a mutual friend of his/mines house watching the game....just didn't make it. Nothing into it....

ontheedgeofmyseat wrote:I'm sure it's probably none of your business....just sayin'....

What a mean response. You apologize to Treadway, NOW!

Lance is a great Mustang and Letterman. He has always been around the program. Hopefully with the recent success, more and more guys will continue to join him and Dickerson. We need all Mustangs from all eras.

agreed. ED was great this past weekend. we need more to show up and be proud to be mustangs.

Don't know if I an say name but another person Orsini wanted back into the fold has agreed to help with the National Development council. Don't know if he was a truly big name player, but he is well known in the Austin and Texas real estate community.

Not calling lance out or being a stalker. I didn't know if he was there or not. If he wasn't, I wish he was to enjoy a great moment of remembrance with some of his teammates from that Cotton Bowl team - would have been cool. I knew he came to lots of home games during our hard times figured he still comes in the good times. Not a big deal, just a question.

smupony94 wrote:Don't know if I an say name but another person Orsini wanted back into the fold has agreed to help with the National Development council. Don't know if he was a truly big name player, but he is well known in the Austin and Texas real estate community.

DA?

ponyscott wrote:He wasn't at the game and is at most games...he was at a mutual friend of his/mines house watching the game....just didn't make it. Nothing into it....

Thanks Ponyscott; that is more of my question - I know he is a great fan. Once again, i was not implying anything by the post - it was more to recognize his part of SMU history.

Treadway21 wrote:

ponyscott wrote:He wasn't at the game and is at most games...he was at a mutual friend of his/mines house watching the game....just didn't make it. Nothing into it....

Thanks Ponyscott; that is more of my question - I know he is a great fan. Once again, i was not implying anything by the post - it was more to recognize his part of SMU history.

No worries.... I was supposed to be at the same watching party if I didn't go to the game! But ......you know the rest of the story Treadway! A long Sunday.

ponyscott wrote:

Treadway21 wrote:

ponyscott wrote:He wasn't at the game and is at most games...he was at a mutual friend of his/mines house watching the game....just didn't make it. Nothing into it....

Thanks Ponyscott; that is more of my question - I know he is a great fan. Once again, i was not implying anything by the post - it was more to recognize his part of SMU history.

No worries.... I was supposed to be at the same watching party if I didn't go to the game! But ......you know the rest of the story Treadway! A long Sunday.

Glad you guys made it home eventually.

Dutch wrote:

smupony94 wrote:Don't know if I an say name but another person Orsini wanted back into the fold has agreed to help with the National Development council. Don't know if he was a truly big name player, but he is well known in the Austin and Texas real estate community.

DA?

weibring?

Dutch wrote:

smupony94 wrote:Don't know if I an say name but another person Orsini wanted back into the fold has agreed to help with the National Development council. Don't know if he was a truly big name player, but he is well known in the Austin and Texas real estate community.

DA?

yep