Congrats SMU!

Congrats!

Congrats SMU! I really was upset that you weren't invited to the dance. Go all the way. Now that my school is rid of dead weight, we hopefully can add to the caliber of the AAC with a talented new coach. Cougar Nation is excited.

Obviously you deserved to be in the tournament, but long term if you guys can make a run to NYC that might be better for the program than had you happened to go 1 and done in the tournament. This should be a springboard for what should be a huge year next season.

Great win, SMU!!! You guys looked great as you have pretty much all season! You have a great team, coach, and it can't be overstated how much having the fans buy in has completely changed the perception of your hoops program. You have a legit big-time program there now! You deserved to be in the NCAA but it's great to see you guys making the most out of the NIT. The NIT really can be pretty special sometimes.

Can't complain about 3 more home games in Moody. Larry Brown said it was the loudest he had ever heard last night and that he felt the place shaking. It's developed into a true home court advantage. It was unreal last night. Thanks for the support everybody

Cal game already sold out

(03-25-2014 11:06 AM)Pony94 Wrote:  Cal game already sold out

Great news. . . I like pie

SMU fans get an A+ so far in the NIT. Moody looked awesome on TV and you could feel the energy. The intensity actually reminded me of Big East Tournament games in the old Big East.

Just when I was starting to get overly worried about the future of UConn basketball in this conference, SMU fan support (and Memphis fan support) have me feeling good about the future.

GO PONIES!!!!

Three extra sold out games must be good for the wallet.

‏@JonRothstein 38m
Big get for the Mustangs RT @TheRecruitScoop Jordan Tolbert is transferring from Texas Tech to SMU and may gain immediate eligibility.

http://espn.go.com/college-sports/basket...ting/index

Congratulations, SMU. The AAC will ALWAYS be a tough basketball conference. Temple will be back, Tulsa and Tulane can do what SMU has done, with the right coach, and I predict that someday they will.