Georgia Bulldogs (2021-2022 National Champions & Excellent Drivers)
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Login to view embedded mediaWhat do you want poor Kirby to do?? He's tried everything!
I went to a sangoma and he revealed the future to me in a vision. It was the year 2075 and I was in Ohio Stadium. It was a big weekend. Keith Richards and his new band had headlined a concert the night before and filled every seat. And that day, in a nationally broadcast season-opening game, #1 Ohio State was officially announcing that Larry Johnson would be retiring at the end of the year.We need and should be able to get a Laurinaitis level DL coach. Doesn't have to be an alum (I don't know who that would even be), but a baller and then just call it what it is in recruiting. Johnson's gonna be another year or two, you're going to work with both of them until he's done, and then it will be seamless. If we own it, we're not susceptible to counter-recruiting on the level that we seem to be now.
I've heard from a number of interviews that athletes at bigger school are different and can take online classes at any time. Greg Oden is an interview I remember who said he couldn't go to class because he was too much of a distraction. I remember Justin Fields saying something similar when he got to OSU. Sorry, but its a liability to have a high profile athlete in your classroom, I have friends who coach in HS and they say it's hard enough if they have a star athlete because everyone wants to socialize, take selfies with them, etc. To think players are actually attending classes in person in this day and age is just crazy. Heck, many in corporate America work hybrid or completely remote. A kid taking classes online isn't revolutionary.I teach at a large university.
Many high volume courses the freshman year are available online. As classes become more advanced, there are fewer online options. It would be possible to do all or nearly all online for the first two years if you were taking basic classes in a non-STEM major.
This is a universal gif that can be applied to probably 70% of the threads hereWrong thread.
Belongs in the cheaters page.
scUM folk made lots of threats to sue the NCAA regarding their cheating cases, but I don’t recall that they ever actually did file anything. So with no lawsuit for scUM to lose this type of enforcement action really doesn’t apply to the cheaters.Wrong thread.
Belongs in the cheaters page.
From what I gather covid changed a lot at least for athletes. They seem to take way more online classes and depending on how those online classes are policed add in NIL I wouldn't be surprised if people are paid to take classes for someone. Much like tutors paid or not would do homework/papers work for kids back in the dayWeird. I applied to, and got into Fisher 2016 to get my MBA. There was not a single class you could take online for that degree. Now, maybe undergrad is different or post- Covid it has changed but if I could have done that with my work and family responsibilities I'd be an OSU grad right now instead of Ohio Dominican. Maybe that should actually be clarified, as many have said, before mouth breathers comment? But I forget it's the social media age and it's first come first serve with regard to truth. Fucks sake
Where's a cloud when I need something to yell at?!?

You know, after Teddy ran the opener back I literally stood up in the bar and yelled GAME! I did not see Ted taken out by a teammate in the end zone. I still argue that if he doesn't get hurt it's a different game, but, damn.For me it's the 2006 natty vs. Fla. I almost said 1998 sparty but Cooper probably would've blown it vs ttun or in champ game anyways.
They should just hire me. I knew who #1 was.ITA rankings will release today as they move from a human poll to computer based results via the ITA rankings formula.
Acc to projections from College Tennis Rankings, Ohio State will claim the #1 spot by a significant margin in this initial ITA computer rankings.
Virginia, Texas, Wake Forest and LSU round out the top 5.
Projected Rankings - Division I Men
collegetennisranks.com
