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Gambino
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these two got major game, I'm very impressed, esp with hali...what do you dudes think?
hamstershaver
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your team cost me 5 gs last week
how the fuck can anyone lose to purdue?
how the fuck can anyone lose to purdue?
Penn State
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The least prestigious university in Pennsylvania. Home of the Nittany Lions and Hall of Fame football coach Joe Paterno, who needs to retire immediately so Penn State can return to being a Big 10 powerhouse. Also known as Happy Valley. Most classes are large lecture halls and the quality of education is dismal for a state school this size.
1 out of every 114 college graduates in the United States is an alumnus of Penn State. -- this explains why most of America is clueless about everything.
http://www.xoxohth.com/wiki/index.php/Penn_State
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From XoWiki
The least prestigious university in Pennsylvania. Home of the Nittany Lions and Hall of Fame football coach Joe Paterno, who needs to retire immediately so Penn State can return to being a Big 10 powerhouse. Also known as Happy Valley. Most classes are large lecture halls and the quality of education is dismal for a state school this size.
1 out of every 114 college graduates in the United States is an alumnus of Penn State. -- this explains why most of America is clueless about everything.
http://www.xoxohth.com/wiki/index.php/Penn_State
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G
Gambino
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hamstershaver said:
word but I bet they beat psu...the nature of msu football...lose to rutgers or northern illinios or some scrub school, then beat undefeated osu in the 'shoe.
what do you think of tamba hali? dude's a badass
B0ARDIN087
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tamba is a beast, paul sits in front of me in a class, hes huge
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Gambino
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Boardin087 said:
is paul posluzski's first name? good player
hali just plays with that fire that is thrilling to watch, fucking animal
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Spartacus
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- Graduation Rates. From the most recent batch of graduation rates available from the NCAA report released in 2003, the rate was divided by ten for a score. For example, Bowling Green's most recently released graduation rate for football players was 42%, so it gets a score of 4.2. When the football class graduation rate isn't available, the four-year rate is used. When that's unavailable, the overall male student-athlete rate is used. One important note, the NCAA looks at whole classes, so a team's graduation rate might not always be indicative of what the current coaching staff is responsible for.samoth said:
Why this is important: After all, these are supposed to be student-athletes out there playing. This is a good indicator for how much emphasis a program places on academics rather than simply using the football players for their on-the-field talents.
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1 Boston College 9.5
2 Notre Dame 9.2
3 Vanderbilt 9.1
4 Navy 8.7
5 Penn State 8.6
5 Wake Forest 8.6
7 Army 8.5
8 Rice 8.3
8 Duke 8.3
10 Stanford 8.2
11 Northwestern 8.1
12 Air Force 7.9
12 Tulane 7.9
14 Clemson 7.8
15 Western Michigan 7.6
16 TCU 7.5
16 Southern Miss 7.5
16 Indiana 7.5
16 Utah State 7.5
16 Baylor 7.5
16 Tulsa 7.5
22 Wisconsin 7.3
23 Ball State 7.2
24 East Carolina 7
25 Florida 6.9
26 Auburn 6.8
26 Kent State 6.8
28 Georgia 6.7
28 Washington 6.7
28 Toledo 6.7
28 Hawaii 6.7
28 Rutgers 6.7
33 Oklahoma 6.5
33 Kansas State 6.5
33 Virginia 6.5
33 Mississippi State 6.5
37 Virginia Tech 6.4
37 Syracuse 6.4
37 San Diego State 6.4
40 Nevada 6.2
40 Louisiana Monroe 6.2
42 UCLA 6.1
42 Connecticut 6.1
42 Central Michigan 6.1
45 Washington St 6
45 Texas Tech 6
45 Louisiana Tech 6
45 SMU 6
49 Florida State 5.9
49 Nebraska 5.9
49 Iowa State 5.9
49 Ohio 5.9
53 Georgia Tech 5.7
53 Purdue 5.7
53 Louisiana Lafayette 5.7
56 Texas A&M 5.6
57 Miami (Fla.) 5.5
57 Boise State 5.5
57 Eastern Michigan 5.5
60 Arizona State 5.4
60 Buffalo 5.4
62 Maryland 5.3
62 Colorado 5.3
62 Miami Univ. 5.3
62 Michigan State 5.3
62 Houston 5.3
67 Ohio State 5
67 Michigan 5
67 Oregon 5
67 Alabama 5
67 Marshall 5
67 Oregon State 5
67 New Mexico 5
67 UAB 5
67 New Mexico State 5
67 Troy State 5
77 Tennessee 4.7
78 South Florida 4.6
78 Cincinnati 4.6
78 UTEP 4.6
81 USC 4.5
82 Arkansas 4.4
82 North Carolina St 4.4
82 California 4.4
82 Missouri 4.4
82 Idaho 4.4
87 Akron 4.3
88 Bowling Green 4.2
89 Memphis 4.1
90 Iowa 3.8
90 Kansas 3.8
92 South Carolina 3.7
93 Utah 3.6
94 Louisville 3.5
94 Northern Illinois 3.5
94 Oklahoma St 3.5
94 North Carolina 3.5
94 UNLV 3.5
99 Fresno State 3.3
99 West Virginia 3.3
99 Illinois 3.3
99 Arizona 3.3
103 Arkansas State 3.1
104 Minnesota 3
104 North Texas 3
104 Temple 3
107 LSU 2.9
107 UCF 2.9
109 San Jose State 2.7
109 Wyoming 2.7
111 Colorado State 2.6
112 Kentucky 2.4
113 Mississippi 2.3
114 Texas 1.9
114 MTSU 1.9
116 Pittsburgh 1.6
117 BYU 1.2
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Spartacus
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PSU 86%
Purdue 57%
Purdue 57%
G
Gambino
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there's my boys
62 Michigan State 5.3
62 Michigan State 5.3
4everhung said:
LMAO!! SWeet, I thought I'd seen every college ranking in the world already. Only BIG problem: "When the football class graduation rate isn't available,the four-year rate is used.". Eh. That nullifies this entire list. That's also why PSU > Purdue here. Only top Ivys and top privates have 90%+ graduation rates, with HYS alone at 95%+.
*whips out USNWR rankings*
#50 PSU '03 Predicted Grad Rate 72% Actual 82%
#64 Purdue '03 Predicted Grad Rate 59% Actual 66%
And I'll be all of my karma that PSU undergrad does not have a 86% 4y graduation rate. Only publics with that *might* be UMich and UVa.
