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jwinslow;1866559; said:
And that qualifies you for kinesiology! :cheers:
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I know I put this in the thread of scum and kinesiology, but at OSU it's a damn hard class. In fact about 20-30% of the kids in my class got a C- or lower. They call it a ween out class, getting rid of all the dead weight kids who wouldn't be able to finish that major/sports exercise/etc.

Back to topic, yeah yeah yeah bucknut cry me river #70 class.
 
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I know I put this in the thread of scum and kinesiology, but at OSU it's a damn hard class. In fact about 20-30% of the kids in my class got a C- or lower. They call it a ween out class, getting rid of all the dead weight kids who wouldn't be able to finish that major/sports exercise/etc.
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Slight difference between what you study and what they use to keep kids eligible. My particular favorite is when they are enrolled in the school of kinesiology studying a foreign language.
 
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jwinslow;1866573; said:
Slight difference between what you study and what they use to keep kids eligible. My particular favorite is when they are enrolled in the school of kinesiology studying a foreign language.
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Oh no, I agree...I'm not sticking up for scum at all. In fact, I don't give a damn for that whole state!! :biggrin:
 
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Bucknut24;1866735; said:
31-2? geez jwins :lol:
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Ricky Parham got things started quickly, chasing down an open man and intercepting the bomb on the opening drive.

Houston got to midfield but got sacked into a DE warp INT. Houston forced another pick but came away with no points on a few untimely drops and overthrows.

After Houston scored a TD, SMU drove the length of the field, setting up 1st & goal at the 1. Houston manned up and formed a championship caliber wall on 4 straight rushing plays, concluding with Parham shooting the gap and stuffing the ball carrier on 4th.

SMU shot through the gap for a safety, but threw a pick on the ensuing drive, leading to a rushing TD.

In the end, SMU threw the ball to their tight end 10483 times and had it picked off 5 times. Running the ball to milk the clock, more interceptions led to more scores to ice the game in the 4th.
 
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