FB: American Southwest Conference

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Spirit_of_66

#270
Have you guys seen McMurry's new uniforms? I think that the uniforms are the best that they have ever had, ever. It is a classic look. But the helmet decals are horific. I like the Alabama look better. That is a cheesy arrowhead logo. It is not a clean look.

Edited to fix really long link
"When is Bernard (Combs) not hot against us? Bernard just embarrasses you. He nails the 3, scores off the dribble, scores off picks ... he scores from everywhere. He lives off of us."
-- McMurry Head Coach Ron Holmes on HSU Shooting Guard Bernard Combs, 1998

Stephen1452

For all of you going to the UMHB/TLU game this weekend there is going to be a tailgate party at the Walmart in Belton.

You get either a sausage wrap, chips, and a drink or

A turkey leg and a drink for $2.

The party will start at 3 pm and end at 5:30.

There will also be tshirts on sale along with face painting! ;D

Spirit_of_66

Quote from: Josh Bowerman on September 14, 2005, 10:18:44 AM
I might be able to rustle up a Shiner or two!   ;)

Thanks for the compliment, 66.  I'd still like to know who I'm typing to, though.

Josh her is a riddle:

The room had a glass door, but the window faced Parramore.

It was three high, but the letters were five across.

It is here that you know me, but it is Wilford Moore that is my legacy.


Figure it out.
"When is Bernard (Combs) not hot against us? Bernard just embarrasses you. He nails the 3, scores off the dribble, scores off picks ... he scores from everywhere. He lives off of us."
-- McMurry Head Coach Ron Holmes on HSU Shooting Guard Bernard Combs, 1998

eagle

My picks
MISSISSIPPI College
HSU
TLU by 3 (Can't go against my team)
McMurray
ETBU
Rhodes
CNU
Mount Union
Linfield


Josh Bowerman

I already had it down to that office.  I just didn't know if it was Hatcher, Hilburn or El Guapo himself!
"Without struggle, there is no progress."--Frederick Douglass

Josh Bowerman

Actually, I wondered when you would join in here, TH.  You in El Paso still at the Sun Bowl?
"Without struggle, there is no progress."--Frederick Douglass

Ron Boerger


Spirit_of_66

#277
Been busy dude. I am still in the FWT (Far West Texas) and Sul Ross still sucks. The best running back ever was Bobo Comacho. Get you some of that.

I figured I had to eventually check in to this party.

Did you understand the riddle? And how are CH and RS?
"When is Bernard (Combs) not hot against us? Bernard just embarrasses you. He nails the 3, scores off the dribble, scores off picks ... he scores from everywhere. He lives off of us."
-- McMurry Head Coach Ron Holmes on HSU Shooting Guard Bernard Combs, 1998

Josh Bowerman

Yup.  Understood the riddle.  Don't know about CH & RS--haven't seen either of them in probably 7 years.
"Without struggle, there is no progress."--Frederick Douglass

Josh Bowerman

Ron, that avatar slaying is the funnies thing I've seen in quite some time!  LMAO when I saw it!   :D :D :D :D :D
"Without struggle, there is no progress."--Frederick Douglass

Bill McCabe

Ron, what is your take on UMHB-TLU?  How much differenct did Trinity look against TLU than AC?

Ron Boerger

Quote from: Bill McCabe on September 14, 2005, 03:08:49 PM
Ron, what is your take on UMHB-TLU?  How much differenct did Trinity look against TLU than AC?

Trinity looked better, still room for improvement, but played a better game overall against a more dangerous opponent.  As I said in this week's ATR, Trinity had a lot of drops in the deep passing game that could have increased the final margin by a TD or two.   They were able to get some pressure on Sean Salinas, who like most QBs is not as effective running from linemen as he is sitting in the pocket.   

MHB is more of a power running team.  TLU was fairly effective against TU's run, especially early.  UMHB is a better team on the ground so that is going to be a key area.  I think MHB's secondary is probably more athletic and don't expect to see TLU's receivers get as open against UMHB as they did at times against TU.

TLU plays with a lot of heart and they are getting better talent.  They already have fine coaching.  It's still a year too soon to expect them to take one from UMHB, especially on the road.  I think last week's game showed us that the Crusaders are well ahead of where they were this time last year.   

baddog

Ron -- Thanks again for the help with the avatar.

From one who has seen neither TLU nor UMHB (nor any college football so far this season :'() -- it sounds like UMHB is playing with a lot of confidence and TLU with increased ability and spirit. My "money" remains on UMHB (not in the Pete Rose sense)
However, it also appears that TLU is good enough to win if UMHB's confidence deteriorates into cockiness. I know that that kind of thing is always possible, but especiallly so with a team on the rise and with something to prove --such as TLU.
But, as I noted in my picks, UMHB is on another crusade and I do not see the above scenario happening.
Not really a bad dog. Just misunderstood!

Bill McCabe

I saw on the UMHB website that Anthony Johnson, CB, is not listed on the 2 deep roster.  That is a significant loss for the CRU.  TLU is going to throw the ball around.  If UMHB gets a good pass rush, then I think they will be fine.  Plus, they will need to control the ball with their running attack.  Last year, I think UMHB had several turnovers.  They can't do that again.

Ralph Turner

#284
The McMurry press release is on the McM web site.

http://www.mcm.edu/sports/football/McMurryFBRelease9-14-05.pdf

Austin College is McMurry's 3rd most frequent opponent, having played the Roos 63 times since their first meeting in 1934.  On that same list are HPU at 67 and SRSU with 75 contests.

Trinity and AC have played each other 69 times coming into this season.

http://www.trinity.edu/departments/athletics/football/ACpreview.htm

Are there any other series in the ASC in which more games have been played?