Comments on: Bigger… Faster… Dumber? (And Probably Hotter) http://theangryt.com/?p=821 Sports Roasts...Served Rare Tue, 09 Feb 2010 21:30:22 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Robert Lee http://theangryt.com/?p=821&cpage=1#comment-16918 Robert Lee Thu, 02 Apr 2009 07:55:11 +0000 http://theangryt.com/?p=821#comment-16918 Hey whatever makes you feel better about choosing a sub-par sports school in the mid-west(enjoy those winters!) While you are getting yelled at by the liberal beast of a woman you met in undergrad at some Big(and i mean BIG) 10 school, we in the south will be having our lovely ladies bringin us some nice cold sweet tea with the sexiest southern drawl, while we watch the BEST college football in the country. If you want to rank schools based on overall college experience-girls, parties, sports, school spirit, weather, enduring left wing professors, etc., the SEC is a great choice for any RED BLOODED American undergrad looking to make the most of the best 4 years of your life.(the eye candy is GREAT down here) Sincerely, A Tennessee Vol who made the best decision of his life transferring from a Big 10 school. Hey whatever makes you feel better about choosing a sub-par sports school in the mid-west(enjoy those winters!) While you are getting yelled at by the liberal beast of a woman you met in undergrad at some Big(and i mean BIG) 10 school, we in the south will be having our lovely ladies bringin us some nice cold sweet tea with the sexiest southern drawl, while we watch the BEST college football in the country.

If you want to rank schools based on overall college experience-girls, parties, sports, school spirit, weather, enduring left wing professors, etc., the SEC is a great choice for any RED BLOODED American undergrad looking to make the most of the best 4 years of your life.(the eye candy is GREAT down here)
Sincerely,
A Tennessee Vol who made the best decision of his life transferring from a Big 10 school.

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]]> By: Yessir http://theangryt.com/?p=821&cpage=1#comment-14055 Yessir Mon, 01 Sep 2008 03:35:07 +0000 http://theangryt.com/?p=821#comment-14055 In looking at graduate schools, I have been repeatedly told that if I want to get into a quality program after earning a master's degree DO NOT attend or even apply to an SEC school. I was then asked if I went to an SEC school for undergraduate studies (which I did not). After my reply of "NO", I was simply told "Good, that would be a definite scar on your applications. Don't waste the time or money". In looking at graduate schools, I have been repeatedly told that if I want to get into a quality program after earning a master’s degree DO NOT attend or even apply to an SEC school. I was then asked if I went to an SEC school for undergraduate studies (which I did not). After my reply of “NO”, I was simply told “Good, that would be a definite scar on your applications. Don’t waste the time or money”.

]]> By: Billy http://theangryt.com/?p=821&cpage=1#comment-14054 Billy Sun, 31 Aug 2008 23:01:54 +0000 http://theangryt.com/?p=821#comment-14054 Those rankings really underrate the Pac-10. Oregon that low? Really. That's some bias right there. Those rankings really underrate the Pac-10. Oregon that low? Really. That’s some bias right there.

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]]> By: Archemoros http://theangryt.com/?p=821&cpage=1#comment-14036 Archemoros Sat, 30 Aug 2008 17:18:59 +0000 http://theangryt.com/?p=821#comment-14036 Granted, the days of the student-athlete are long gone, but the SEC should just give up calling their football factories "schools". Just call it a minor league sports consortium, like it is. Too bad we can't have a major bowl game in real football weather. Away games (usually for the Big Ten) in bowls are supposed to be a little tougher, of course. Granted, the days of the student-athlete are long gone, but the SEC should just give up calling their football factories “schools”. Just call it a minor league sports consortium, like it is. Too bad we can’t have a major bowl game in real football weather. Away games (usually for the Big Ten) in bowls are supposed to be a little tougher, of course.

]]> By: Scott http://theangryt.com/?p=821&cpage=1#comment-14035 Scott Sat, 30 Aug 2008 14:37:57 +0000 http://theangryt.com/?p=821#comment-14035 I find it funny that you eschew the virtues of the academic quality of the Big Ten. The last time I checked, the Big TEN has eleven teams. JJD: While I can understand the statistics related to graduating players, lest not forget that it would be important to adjust the NCAA method to exclude those students that leave early. Is it the program's fault that they recruit the caliber of athlete that can go to the professional level prior to graduation? Should OSU be penalized in terms of not graduating athletes, like Greg Oden, who only attend due to the NBA age rules? I find it funny that you eschew the virtues of the academic quality of the Big Ten. The last time I checked, the Big TEN has eleven teams.

JJD:
While I can understand the statistics related to graduating players, lest not forget that it would be important to adjust the NCAA method to exclude those students that leave early. Is it the program’s fault that they recruit the caliber of athlete that can go to the professional level prior to graduation? Should OSU be penalized in terms of not graduating athletes, like Greg Oden, who only attend due to the NBA age rules?

]]> By: JJD http://theangryt.com/?p=821&cpage=1#comment-14033 JJD Sat, 30 Aug 2008 03:20:49 +0000 http://theangryt.com/?p=821#comment-14033 Right answer, but wrong reason. The US News and World report rankings are in general pretty worthless unless you're talking prestige. But I did a term paper on this a few years back and yeah the SEC schools, in terms of schools graduating the most student athletes in b-ball, football, and baseball (the big ones) are the worst. The statistics are from an NCAA survey and are from the late 90's into 2000. The only schools to consistently graduate everyone in all those sports are basically Ivy and Patriot league schools. B-ball is the dumbest sport overall then football. There were several years consecutively where Arkansas graduated NO b-ball players. Close to that mark were several other of the SECs. I mean I hate Ohio St., but can someone tell me the last time the SEC had a player graudate w/ a degree in Molecular genetics (Craig Krenzel). Right answer, but wrong reason. The US News and World report rankings are in general pretty worthless unless you’re talking prestige. But I did a term paper on this a few years back and yeah the SEC schools, in terms of schools graduating the most student athletes in b-ball, football, and baseball (the big ones) are the worst. The statistics are from an NCAA survey and are from the late 90’s into 2000. The only schools to consistently graduate everyone in all those sports are basically Ivy and Patriot league schools. B-ball is the dumbest sport overall then football. There were several years consecutively where Arkansas graduated NO b-ball players. Close to that mark were several other of the SECs.

I mean I hate Ohio St., but can someone tell me the last time the SEC had a player graudate w/ a degree in Molecular genetics (Craig Krenzel).

]]> By: Kevin http://theangryt.com/?p=821&cpage=1#comment-14032 Kevin Sat, 30 Aug 2008 01:30:21 +0000 http://theangryt.com/?p=821#comment-14032 ACC's average ranking is 48.25 (beating the Big Ten just like in basketball, ha!), even though FSU is the lowest at 102. But the ACC has six schools in the top 35 to balance that out. ACC’s average ranking is 48.25 (beating the Big Ten just like in basketball, ha!), even though FSU is the lowest at 102. But the ACC has six schools in the top 35 to balance that out.

]]> By: Bubba Gump http://theangryt.com/?p=821&cpage=1#comment-14031 Bubba Gump Sat, 30 Aug 2008 01:10:16 +0000 http://theangryt.com/?p=821#comment-14031 Good post. I'm from the south and when in high school we all knew people who went to LSU because they have an open admission policy. Even though the school is out-of-state, it's lack of academic fortitude made it an attractive choice for the "C" students. I know the SEC students here try to claim that their athletes are smart because they'll all make millions in the pros, but those are very, very isolated cases. And trust me, the non-SEC schools in the south also feature hot girls. Good post. I’m from the south and when in high school we all knew people who went to LSU because they have an open admission policy. Even though the school is out-of-state, it’s lack of academic fortitude made it an attractive choice for the “C” students. I know the SEC students here try to claim that their athletes are smart because they’ll all make millions in the pros, but those are very, very isolated cases.

And trust me, the non-SEC schools in the south also feature hot girls.

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