watching a little Temple vs SMU tonight.

I'm very familiar with what Temples are for, but what exactly are Methodists, religiously speaking? And why are they always in trouble with the NCAA?

Yeshiva is never sanctioned for recruiting violations. What gives?

Signed,

Curious in Boston

frankj1 wrote:

Have explored most religious options, Methodists are just a run of the mill protestant group not quite as ritzy as the congregationalists. Don't forget that Jehovah's witnesses also have temples. As to the universities mentioned, SMU has had some NCAA violations lately and are not the football school they once were when the late Dandy Don Meredith was quarterback. Both schools are in the American Athletic conference which is only in it's third year of existence, but can boast of NCAA basketball championships in both men's and women's basketball it it's first year of existence. Does Yeshiva have a football team ?

tonygraz wrote:

Not sure, Frank.

But I'd choose a different signature, unless you're looking for some restroom action.

tailgater wrote:

One should not mix NCAA football and religion.

Burner02 wrote:

They are very methodical..

jackconrad wrote:

Tebow ?

tonygraz wrote:

Hope you watched the entire game, Frank. Very exciting.

The final score was not indicative of just how close this game was.

jespear wrote:

Tebow ?

tonygraz wrote:

Hey! I didn't say Bi-curious.

And on the same subject, what was it you told me a "tail-gater" really means...? Oh wait. It was the swinging gate that you knew about. Never mind.

frankj1 wrote:

There are worse and they are really baffling.

tonygraz wrote:

despite your lack of popularity here, I enjoyed our time together at Amana Retraining Camp in Idaho.

frankj1 wrote: