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‘It’ll be a good wakeup call’: SMU focused on rebound after disappointment against Cincinnati
The SMU Mustangs offense disappeared against Cincinnati, mirroring what happened without Reggie Roberson in 2019. However, the Mustangs have a chance to buck that narrative in 2020.
UNIVERSITY PARK -- For the first time in two years, SMU lost big.
Cincinnati came into Saturday’s matchup at Gerald Ford Stadium ranked No. 9 in the nation, the top team SMU has played in the Sonny Dykes era. In a rare twist, the Mustangs looked completely overmatched in a 42-13 loss. It was a humbling experience for a team that looked superhuman for so much of the past two seasons.
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