I've been off look from forty thousand
dollars to a car.
It's a bitter pill to swallow
the Southwest conference medicine is
still being formulated by the NCAA
for alleged illegal procedures.
The NC Double, the Miami Vice
of College Sports, hit SMU with
the harshest penalties ever slapped on
any college, it would
destroy most programs.
Hopefully we can
maintain ours to a point that we can
be competitive.
SMU may not be alone.
Five other Southwest conference schools
are under NCAA scrutiny
and we're under a microscope here.
We have a tremendous
recruiting competition
because we have eight of the nine
conference institutions in one state
and off the field where referees cannot
keep on top of every illegal move.
There is really no way of knowing who out
cheating or out by who.
But in a poll of one thousand Texans,
most believe that SMU is the most likely
contender. They point a finger at you
team to you and A&M as being
not far behind for other Texas
Southwest conference teams rated cleaner
energies.
And when it's finally over, we are going
to be squeaky, squeaky clean.
His daughter's wacko is already
suspended. Seven key players,
including all-American, running back
Kenneth Davis.
It's the toughest decision I've ever had
to make in my lifetime.
It is not the one most Texans surveyed
say they make.
Penalize the individuals.
Yes, not the schools.
And it's overzealous boosters they
would slap with the stiffest fines.
I think it'd be great if it were a
felony.
Boosters like to use Dick Low are not
alone. Many Texans think that athletes
involved in illegal recruiting should pay
their penance to return their money
and even hang up their uniforms.
And Texans say that coaches can go with
them if they were involved
in that particular situation.
The coaches instigate and the alumni went
along with what they wanted today.