What Does Smu Stand For? In April the Mustangs will host their first annual Alumni weekend with games against North Texas and Texas State. In years past, the UNT game has had major implications for the North division playoff race and a late game with Texas State could shake the standings in both the LSA North and South
With a strong freshman class and newfound senior leadership, this program that was formerly on the rise looks to make its mark on the 2010 season. For scores, update and all things SMU Lacrosse please visit, www.smulacrosse.com
Saturday Feb. 6 Texas Tech Lubbock, TX 1:00 PM
Saturday Feb. 13 Oklahoma State SMU 1:00 PM
Friday Feb. 19 Texas Austin, TX 7:00 PM
Friday Feb. 26 Oklahoma SMU 7:30 PM
Friday March 5 SDSU San Diego, CA 7:00 PM
Saturday March 6 UCSD San Diego, CA 2:00 PM
Saturday March 20 Texas A&M Patriot Cup (SMU) 7:00 PM
Friday March 26 Auburn University Atlanta, GA 7:30 PM
Saturday March 27 University of Georgia Athens, GA 2:00 PM
Wednesday March 31 TCU Ft. Worth, TX 7:00 PM
Friday April 9 UNT SMU 7:00 PM
Saturday April 10 Texas State SMU 3:00 PM
The university was chartered on April 17, 1911 by the five Annual Conferences in Texas of what is now the united methodist chruch. Classes were originally planned to start in 1913 but were postponed until 1915.
SMU’s establishment was the result of an unsuccessful attempt to relocate Southwestern University from Georgetown, Texas to either Fort Worth or Dallas. The first relocation effort, devised by Polytechnic College president Hiram A. Boaz and spearheaded by Southwestern president Robert Stewart Hyer initially involved merging Southwestern with Polytechnic College, now Texas Wesleyan University. The post-merger university would retain the Southwestern name while occupying Polytechnic’s campus in Fort Worth.
