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Assuming FSU & Clemson jump... who are your two for 13 and 14?
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RE: Assuming FSU & Clemson jump... who are your two for 13 and 14?
(07-09-2012 10:22 AM)SMUfrat Wrote:  Y'all SMU needs to be an easy get. SMU is an academic version of Ole' Miss - Same charm, high academics (top 25) and SWC rivalries

High academics, yes.
SWC rivalries, yes.
Same charm as Ole Miss? Not too sure about this one.
07-10-2012 09:06 PM
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