Quote from: east coast miac fan on August 14, 2007, 11:38:13 AM
Mandy at SMU might be the one kicking herself now for taking the SMU job.  It's going to be a long while before they win there.

I heard she has a much improved coaching staff over last year, though. I think she'll do just fine.

I thought for sure that east coast miac fan would have given us a recap of the game in Winona....

Quote from: piperinsider on January 23, 2007, 10:09:29 AM

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"We got Trewick, we got Trewick!!"

I don't get it. 14-27 the past two seasons. I wouldn't call him the savior (yet).

Doesn't matter. Trewick was in charge last night.

Quote from: Willy Wonka on January 23, 2007, 12:42:58 AM
SMU women hoops, who I seriously might be able to beat 1v5, beat the middle-of-the-pack Tommies on Saturday and now the men knock off the undefeated Johnnies???

Surely Coach Biebel is celebrating somewhere by yelling as loud as he can and running around like a crazy man.

(I wish oAs was still around to appreciate that one...)

Coach Biebel WAS in fact at the game last night and had every right to celebrate afterwards...along with the rest of the SMU fans. It was a great game! I especially liked the chant near the end of  the game: "We got Trewick, we got Trewick!!"

Quote from: east coast miac fan on January 15, 2007, 02:01:06 PM
I like Willy Wonka have many sources.

Your "sources" seem to have given you some pretty specific information. Unless, of course, you are the source...

I call your bluff.

Quote from: east coast miac fan on January 12, 2007, 11:45:45 AM
Nothing that was sent to the professors was for something THEY had to do by the way.  What was sent to the professors was the list of expectations for the players by the coaches as pertained to their academics.  Just to clear up any confusion.  It was sent to professors nearly to let them know that the women's basketball team has a high emphasis on academics and the coaching staff wanted to let them know that they believed in that also.  The coaches have not asked the professors to do anything above and beyond what they already do.

You would know first hand.