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2013 TSUN Football News

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Coqui;2365804; said:
Afro-American and African Studies isn't exactly a hard major to graduate early with.
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Since I'm probably one of the few people here that have actually taken more than one AA studies class in undergrad, I can tell you it's much more difficult than you think. I remember having to learn a whole new history of a culture I knew nothing about because we focused on European history in high school.
 
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bigdog3300;2365814; said:
What if the black man from Jamaica moves to Jamaica, New York....is he a Jamaican Afro-American?
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Depends on his hairstyle.

Buckeyeskickbuttocks;2365820; said:
Nah, I think he's a Jamaican Jamaican-American.
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In other words, he's REALLY stoned.

OH10;2365822; said:
Since I'm probably one of the few people here that have actually taken more than one AA studies class in undergrad, I can tell you it's much more difficult than you think. I remember having to learn a whole new history of a culture I knew nothing about because we focused on European history in high school.
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Keep in mind this is an AA studies degree with a specialization in AA kinesiology.
 
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I can be counted among that number, SD. I don't recall the courses I took being terribly difficult. I do recall learning a lot of things I had no idea about prior to taking the course, however. Was one of the few areas of study in undergrad that really taught me anything. Enjoyable experience.
 
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Buckeyeskickbuttocks;2365825; said:
I can be counted among that number, SD. I don't recall the courses I took being terribly difficult, but I was an Ohio State student. I do recall learning, and keep in mind, I'm not Devin Gardner, a lot of things I had no idea about prior to taking the course, however. Was one of the few areas of study in undergrad that really taught me anything, at Ohio State. Enjoyable experience. How firm thy friendship, O-H-I-O.
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FIFY.
 
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stowfan;2365885; said:
I wish we could play these guys next week
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I know it is obvious, but I am just now fully appreciating what will happen if Gardner has an injury ..... ooh, a Freshman QB. Shane no less.

Although The last one I remember was Colt McCoy, whom my wife said did "pretty good".

clearly the #2 QB and in a few years will be a star
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Even mBLUE admits it will be few years.
 
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JNewberg24;2365801; said:
Darboh is not a huge loss... Sure he was looking like the 2nd outside WR but he hasnt made a catch to date... Chesson was not far behind him and is not much of a "downgrade"... The WR corps was never going to be a strong point... Devin just has to make the proper reads and get the ball there... He isnt going to be bailed out many time... Funchess needs to be targeted at least 7-10 times per game...The interior OL is going to make or break the offense... I am sold on Kalis but nobody else.
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That may be true but Darboh is better than the guy behind him...there are many facets to playing WR...Blocking is one of them. Regardless it's a loss.
 
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OH10;2365822; said:
Since I'm probably one of the few people here that have actually taken more than one AA studies class in undergrad, I can tell you it's much more difficult than you think. I remember having to learn a whole new history of a culture I knew nothing about because we focused on European history in high school.
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I took a couple of classes in it myself. Growing up in a non European/American culture probably made it easier for me to grasp.
 
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