Jim Harbaugh

[NDinNJ]

Ohio State has a 87% graduation rate?

The question is what are their actual majors and classes they take.

 

[Irishjohn68]

Yes, according to the NCAA GSR report

But, you have to take a deeper dive and see what kind of classes they took

Basket weaving?

 

[Pennick4]

Basket weaving?

No the intro is What is a basket.

 

[savvyandsassier]

No the intro is What is a basket.

Really, so they don't even know what a basket is? They're like, totally nonplussed? They've seen that before, but what's a basket? And the class largely consists of the naming and rudimentary explanation and utility of basic, household objects. And they're tested on it. What is a basket, please explain in a hundred words or less. And of course the tests are oral exams.

Basket weaving, for these idiots, wouldn't even be in their universe, that's like a serious manual skill. I couldn't weave a basket and would definitely need to be trained and apprenticed extensively. Sounds way more challenging than liberal humanities stuff. Or calculus. Reading The Iliad in Greek would be hard, especially if you didn't know Greek. And then had to recite it. For these guys, The Iliad is read to them. And it's story time!

 

[banmate6]

Oh, well I was talking about the USC Bush scandal, and I think maybe there was some other players, like Matt Lenient, maybe? And they came down hard on them. They got hammered! I don't know how you could look that up, probably not easy to google, and I will not use AI. I'm not going to pose the question, So tell me AI, was a ND alum personally involved, working for the NCAA, in the USC/Reggie Bush scandal and investigation? Maybe I should, to see if it could handle such a specific query.

And I will admit, I'm no student of the NCAA's enforcement history. As much as I utterly despise them. Certainly the SEC was cheating and paying players, fixing grades, doing everything and anything to run their programs. And I don't remember too many probations in the last few decades. But I can't remember.

The basic things are a matter of record now. Especially on Miami, USC, and the SEC. Heck, Reggie Bush got his Heisman reinstated 1r4 years after it got taken away.

What does that say about the NCAA? All I see is serpentine hypocrisy and banal evil. So now it's all ok, but at the time it was part of the evidence that got USC punished...and Pete Carroll leaving for greener pastures.

I get it was all sordid. You'll never hear me saying this is some choir boy competition. But all teams should be allowed to be as sordid as the next...hell, here we are with NIL, transfers, and professionalism.

May the market decide!

 

[banmate6]

The question is what are their actual majors and classes they take.

Painting 101: how many buckeyes can you fit on your helmet?

BTW: what are those things on the Ohio State helmets. And what exactly is a buckeye?

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[BGI User 756]

Please provide proof when you start correlating Notre Dame's recruiting results with their academic standards

I'm so tired of nobody at the University being held accountable because of this card Notre Dame fans love to play.

If you get out recruited just say it's academic standards

If you get ran over on the field just say it's academic standards

If you lose to some s*** team you have no business losing too just say it's academic standards

Basically there's no accountability at Notre Dame because of academic standards

Provide proof where it isn’t…

99% GSR for 35 years proves it

 

[sjb75]

Painting 101: how many buckeyes can you fit on your helmet?

BTW: what are those things on the Ohio State helmets. And what exactly is a buckeye?

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