Monthly Archives: November 2011

So here’s the deal: The Southern football team has lost three of its last four games. The Jaguars are below .500 in Southwestern Athletic Conference play. Their last game was a 29-15 clunker of a loss at Texas Southern. Now, … Continue reading →

Has anything interesting happened on The Bluff lately? Well, is the sky blue? The Southern football team followed a big win against Alcorn State with a belly-flop of a loss at Texas Southern. The next round of player suspensions is … Continue reading →

Ready for some fun? Sit down, grab a bottle of Tylenol and read carefully. With three weeks left in the regular season (including the Bayou Classic, which now looks surprisingly important), we’re going to break down all the scenarios for … Continue reading →

Honestly … did anyone see this coming? Oh, sure, maybe the idea of Southern losing to Texas Southern is not a shock. It wasn’t much of a reach to think that TSU might pound the Jaguars into submission with their … Continue reading →

HOUSTON — Another disappointing loss. This time, the surprise wasn’t so much that Southern lost 29-15 to Texas Southern at ancient Delmar Stadium on a windswept Saturday night. It was how the Jaguars lost. TSU quarterback Riko Smalls surprised almost … Continue reading →

So … Saturday is upon us. We’re here in Houston, one of the Jaguar Nation’s favorite stops, and we’ve already spotted several Southern die-hards. They’re strolling through the Galleria, parking their RVs in hotel lots, browsing the hundreds of lovely … Continue reading →

Oh, so much to discuss. A big homecoming win against Alcorn State. The next round of player suspensions. The surprisingly close race for first place in the Southwestern Athletic Conference Western Division — a race that includes Southern (the Jaguars … Continue reading →

Does this make any sense? Texas Southern hasn’t defeated a Southwestern Athletic Conference opponent since Sept. 24. Southern, while hardly a juggernaut, is at .500 in conference play; is coming off a big homecoming win against Alcorn State; and sits … Continue reading →