Engel: Five final thoughts on covering SMU sports
Well, it’s here. This is the final story I’ll file to The Daily Campus.
Author: Patrick Engel
Two former SMU football players sign undrafted free agent contracts, third earns mini-camp invite
Former SMU cornerback Horace Richardson and offensive lineman Chauncey Briggs signed undrafted free agent contracts, while safety Darrion Millines earned a mini-camp tryout invite.
SMU men’s golf makes first postseason appearance in two years, places fourth in AAC championship’s top 25
SMU returned to the postseason for the first time in two years and finished tied for sixth at the AAC championships.
How two SEC transfers took distinctive paths to SMU
SMU wide receiver Trey Quinn and quarterback Rafe Peavey started their careers at SEC schools. They took two different paths to transfer to SMU, and have grown close as a result.
SMU knocks off Abilene Christian, advances to WNIT third round
SMU set up a WNIT third round matchup at Indiana with a 59-52 win vs. Abilene Christian Monday night at Moody Coliseum.
The 3-pointer, the free throw, the timeout decision, and the devastation – how 36 seconds ended SMU’s run before it started
Elijah Stewart made the 3-pointer, Ben Moore missed the free throw, Tim Jankovich stuck to his philosophy, Shake Milton’s floater fell short. A look at how the last 36 seconds of SMU vs. USC put a quick end to SMU’s impressive run.
SMU squanders late lead, falls to USC in NCAA Tournament
SMU made a first-round exit in the NCAA Tournament with a 66-65 loss to Southern California.
Shake Milton returns to a familiar place for his most anticipated basketball moment
As Shake Milton returns to his hometown of Tulsa to play in his first ever NCAA Tournament, the attention on him is at an all-time high. But for a player who’s the master of emotional control, it’s not a concern
Tim Jankovich gets his NCAA Tournament shot with a team fit perfectly for him
Tim Jankovich is making his first NCAA Tournament appearance as a head coach, and he is doing so with a team that is a perfect fit for him because of its maturity and coachability.
Forget the seed – AAC Tournament champ SMU happy to be back, and to have a chance
SMU earned a No. 6 seed in the NCAA Tournament, drawing the ire of some. But its players and coaches aren’t concerned with it.