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Mustangs continue losing streak

Abstract:
The Mustangs had a hard time holding on to the ball in the first half against Houston on Sunday night, and that was enough to cost them the game.

Four turnovers led to 17 points for the Cougars, leading to the defeat of the Mustangs 38-28.

SMU's first turnover, a Justin Willis interception, didn't come back to haunt the Mustangs as Houston attempted a fourth down and couldn't convert, giving the ball back to SMU....

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MightyHoustonCougars

posted 11/06/07 @ 7:03 AM CST

Perhaps the next time your players should focus on playing football rather than stomping on the opposing team's symbol. At any rate, great effort against a struggling 'Coog team.

Go 'Coogs. Eat'em up.

Daniel

posted 11/06/07 @ 10:59 AM CST

Jumping up and down on the UH logo during pregame warmups: real classy football team. What's your record? What a true embarassment. Good thing the coach is fired. Maybe the next one can not only get a winning team but teach them some sportsmanship. I thought this was supposed to be a religious school. Whatever.
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