FWST: Texas A&M needs to play Texas, but TCU can drop SMU
By [big steaming pile] [email protected]
Driving on Interstate 30 toward downtown Dallas, Reunion Tower was lit up in SMU’s red and blue while one of the nearby towers that is outlined in lights was dressed in a purple glow.
This means someone — bless their hearts — decided to pay attention to TCU’s game on Friday night at SMU.
Few others do. At this point, the only use for the Iron Skillet is to fry up bacon.
Retaining tradition is what makes college football so special and separates it from the NFL game, but there are some things worth letting go.