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basketball from 1973 to 1975). The NCAA canceled SMU's 1987 season, and limited it to seven road games for 1988. However, nearly all of the school's lettermen transferred elsewhere, forcing SMU to keep its football program shuttered for 1988 as well. SMU also remained on probation until
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national title. In 1939, the SWC achieved back to back national titles when Texas A&M won the AP Poll. In the 1960s, the SWC was dominated by two teams: Texas and Arkansas. Texas won the
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719:1988 Cotton Bowl Classic
594:Texas Longhorns baseball
475:1969 Arkansas–Texas game
200:Texas A&M University
19:Not to be confused with
3846:College sports in Texas
3097:The Dallas Morning News
2415:Fred Jacoby (1982–1993)
2168:Southwestern University
812:The Dallas Morning News
524:Southeastern Conference
227:Southeastern Conference
2748:"Southwest Conference"
2658:Amon G. Carter Stadium
2600:Texas Memorial Stadium
2024:University of Oklahoma
2011:Subsequent conference
1815:College Station, Texas
1719:University Park, Texas
1552:Fayetteville, Arkansas
1543:University of Arkansas
1530:Subsequent conference
1490:Founding members
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2666:Daniel–Meyer Coliseum
2443:Conference facilities
2324:Further information:
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1899:Texas Tech University
1618:University of Houston
1079:Texas Tech University
691:SMU Mustangs football
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447:Texas Tech University
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108:8 (final), 13 (total)
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3384:Conference champions
3368:Southwest Conference
3127:. September 17, 1990
3072:. September 25, 2015
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2359:improve this article
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2089:Stillwater, Oklahoma
850:Big Eight Conference
671:Bayou Bucket Classic
596:program under coach
520:Big Eight Conference
418:Big Eight Conference
277:improve this article
239:Big Eight Conference
150:Southwest Conference
37:Southwest Conference
3273:Tips, Kern (1964).
3207:on October 20, 2007
3070:Saturday Down South
2864:Football Study Hall
2496:Old Baylor Ballpark
2480:Floyd Casey Stadium
2120:Phillips University
2017:Current conference
1969:Big East Conference
1536:Current conference
1406:Membership timeline
1085:Member universities
638:Arkansas Razorbacks
606:Arkansas Razorbacks
515:Cotton Bowl Classic
443:Cotton Bowl Classic
410:Phillips University
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3389:All-time standings
3044:The New York Times
2786:wholehogsports.com
2608:Frank Erwin Center
2419:Steven J. Hatchell
2395:James W. St. Clair
1467:Full members
897:Paul "Bear" Bryant
843:member Tulane and
759:U.S. Supreme Court
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3017:www.secsports.com
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2837:San Antonio Light
2833:"DATE IS CHANGED"
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1579:Baylor University
1495:Big 12 Conference
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2674:TCU Diamond
2645:Olsen Field
2567:Cotton Bowl
2546:Autry Court
2525:Cougar Park
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1588:Waco, Texas
1012:Tom Penders
977:Dan Hampton
941:Doak Walker
937:Bobby Layne
933:Sammy Baugh
925:Grant Teaff
917:Bill Yeoman
845:Independent
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830:early 2010s
661:Final years
655:Mike Conley
500:Orange Bowl
469:(FWAA) and
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356:Early years
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3825:Categories
3283:B0007E7BKQ
3102:August 25,
2959:January 4,
2731:References
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1769:UT Austin
1150:Texas Tech
1068:Joe Kleine
1052:Jon Koncak
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961:Andre Ware
945:Tom Landry
909:Hayden Fry
773:Pacific-10
712:television
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566:Ron Brewer
540:Notre Dame
535:Notre Dame
531:Penn State
488:Notre Dame
303:newspapers
231:Texas Tech
214:, and the
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2509:Astrodome
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2085:OK State
1996:Location
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3371:football
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3131:March 5,
3050:April 6,
2949:SI Vault
2714:See also
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2371:May 2017
2320:Baseball
2298:Football
1999:Founded
1993:Acronym
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1518:Founded
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1321:Phillips
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1036:Triplets
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578:Todd Day
492:Nebraska
414:Oklahoma
375:and the
177:Arkansas
173:Oklahoma
85:Division
51:Formerly
3403:Seasons
3255:May 16,
2691:50,000
2662:44,008
2633:70,210
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2293:Sports
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2244:Notes
2189:1917
2186:1915
2183:1840
2139:1921
2136:1920
2133:1906
2103:Big 8
2093:1925
2055:Big 6
2043:1920
2040:1915
2037:1890
2008:Type
2005:Left
1949:year.
1934:Notes
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1914:1923
1906:Tech
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1853:1873
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1777:1883
1726:1918
1723:1911
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1673:Rice
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1633:1927
1625:UofH
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