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ttun Shenanigans, Arguments, and Emasculated Cucks (2019 thread)

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Systems_id said:
USC and Notre Dame alone are A) better schools academically and B) are much more relevant than SCUM has been the past 2 decades soooooo...
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I'll give you USC in film, acting, but Notre Dame? Theology, philosophy, sound engineering program and at $77K per year class size should be small, but I'd want to see how this rating was achieved. Give the devil his due, Michigan has had a fine academic and research record for a long time.

Forbes puts ND @18, UM @ 20 and USC @ 30. Cal @ 13 and UM are the only two public schools listed in their Top 30

US News put ND @ 18, USC at 22, and UM at 27

I don't know about USC grad, but UM blows ND out of the water as a grad school.
 
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Systems_id said:
USC and Notre Dame alone are A) better schools academically and B) are much more relevant than SCUM has been the past 2 decades soooooo...
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Why bother going outside the Conference? Northwestern's a better school academically, has played in more BIG championship games than scUM, has won a bowl game more recently than scUM, and is far less detestable than either of the two schools you mention.
 
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Whether UM is a good school or where it ranks versus other like schools of various similarities really doesn’t matter. The simple fact exists that independent of whether it’s student body is smart or whatever the hell else you want to call them, the football players are no smarter and take no better majors than football players that go to any other institution. They want to parade around and act like their dozens of football players in a Kinesiology major are Rhodes Scholars when they are really just as retarded as those pretending that they aren’t.

The quote says they compete with the blue bloods athletically. They don’t. Unless simply playing against one is all it takes to qualify. The quote also makes it sound as if they don’t consider themselves a blue blood. No argument there.

The quote says they compete academically with the blue blood academic schools. Whether it’s true or not, the football players aren’t part of that, that’s for damn sure.

And the players they recruit damn sure aren’t athletically on the Alabama and Clemson level. Not the ones that sign, at least. Any school can say “hey Mr. 5 star all-American, we’d like for you to play for us,” then have the recruit go sign with Alabama and say you recruited the same guy. And they want to act like they are smart all the while pretending that that really matters? If you think that means anything, you’re a fucking idiot.

“That stud from NJ that just signed with Alabama? We offered him a scholarship!”

“Oh. So did Rutgers...”
 
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CFPBuckeye said:
Whether UM is a good school or where it ranks versus other like schools of various similarities really doesn’t matter. The simple fact exists that independent of whether it’s student body is has impressive test scores or whatever the hell else you want to rank them by, the football players are no smarter and take no tougher majors than football players that go to any other institution. They want to parade around and act like their dozens of football players in a Kinesiology major are Rhodes Scholars when they are really just as retarded as those pretending that they aren’t.
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DFBIA and the cult have this delusion as the very cornerstone of their sanctimonious world view.
 
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CFPBuckeye said:
Whether UM is a good school or where it ranks versus other like schools of various similarities really doesn’t matter. The simple fact exists that independent of whether it’s student body is smart or whatever the hell else you want to call them, the football players are no smarter and take no better majors than football players that go to any other institution. They want to parade around and act like their dozens of football players in a Kinesiology major are Rhodes Scholars when they are really just as retarded as those pretending that they aren’t.

The quote says they compete with the blue bloods athletically. They don’t. Unless simply playing against one is all it takes to qualify. The quote also makes it sound as if they don’t consider themselves a blue blood. No argument there.

The quote says they compete with academically with the blue blood academic schools. Whether it’s true or not, the football players aren’t part of that, that’s for damn sure.

And the players they recruit damn sure aren’t athletically on the Alabama and Clemson level. Not the ones that sign, at least. Any school can say “hey Mr. 5 star all-American, we’d like for you to play for us,” then have the recruit go sign with Alabama and say you recruited the same guy. And they want to act like they are smart all the while pretending that that really matters? If you think that means anything, you’re a fucking idiot.

“That stud from NJ that just signed with Alabama? We offered him a scholarship!”

“Oh. So did Rutgers...”
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Is Desmond Howard gonna have to choke a bitch?
 
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ttun essentially has (or had) 3 starter-worthy offensive tackles: lt jon runyan, rt jalen mayfield, and probable back-up andrew steuber (rt). well, they just lost steuber to a season-ending acl injury. on top of that, word is that runyan may be out for at least the first couple games, if not all of september. would be a real shame if runyan misses both the army and wisconsin games.
 
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I like how these chucklefucks can somehow think it’s a good thing when a bunch of true freshman push for starting time when their biggest strength is always having lots of upperclassmen and returning starters.

I’m sure this somehow also reinforces what solid player development they have.
 
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Meh.

The benefits here are two fold for Jimbo. 1.) "Look at how well we've been recruiting - we're going out and getting guys who can come in and contribute right away." 2.) The end of season underacheiver excuses are already starting to form themselves. "We maybe lost some games that we could/should have won, but we had a lot of young guys out there this year. Naturally, younger guys are going to make mistakes that an experienced guy maybe wouldn't. They won't be making those same mistakes next year." The DFBIA will eat it all up with a spoon.
 
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