So, per Fritz's Sig

[Passion]

Ronnie Brown is now handing out B.Js......

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:plain

[nc marlin]

"He might've won the war, but the battle's not over." -- Cadillac Williams on his friendly competition with Auburn teammate Ronnie Brown, who was picked three spots higher than him in the 2005 NFL Draft

[Passion]

"He might've won the war, but the battle's not over." -- Cadillac Williams on his friendly competition with Auburn teammate Ronnie Brown, who was picked three spots higher than him in the 2005 NFL Draft

755783[/snapback]

Braniac. :lol

[Guest Fritz]

"He might've won the war, but the battle's not over." -- Cadillac Williams on his friendly competition with Auburn teammate Ronnie Brown, who was picked three spots higher than him in the 2005 NFL Draft

755783[/snapback]

Surv'd.

[Craig]

"He might've won the war, but the battle's not over." -- Cadillac Williams on his friendly competition with Auburn teammate Ronnie Brown, who was picked three spots higher than him in the 2005 NFL Draft

755783[/snapback]

 

Skip

Every

Class

 

:mischief :plain

[Mark]

"He might've won the war, but the battle's not over." -- Cadillac Williams on his friendly competition with Auburn teammate Ronnie Brown, who was picked three spots higher than him in the 2005 NFL Draft

755783[/snapback]

 

Skip

Every

Class

 

:mischief :plain

755819[/snapback]

 

No.

 

That's Thug U's policy.

[Guest Fritz]

"He might've won the war, but the battle's not over." -- Cadillac Williams on his friendly competition with Auburn teammate Ronnie Brown, who was picked three spots higher than him in the 2005 NFL Draft

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Skip

Every

Class

 

:mischief :plain

755819[/snapback]

 

No.

 

That's Thug U's policy.

755949[/snapback]

Da U doesn't even schedule classes for football players. They just lend them cars and they cruise South Beach all day.

[Shaq-Man]

eh, da U's players are all thugs, yes, but their academic requirements for recruits are higher than any other school's in the state.

 

personally i think it's ghey. they should lower the standards and let thugs be thugs.

[Mark]

eh, da U's players are all thugs, yes, but their academic requirements for recruits are higher than any other school's in the state.

 

personally i think it's ghey. they should lower the standards and let thugs be thugs.

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I don't want to spark debate here...but I thought that it was the opposite. I always thought Miami had the lowest (maybe its faulty info I'm getting). I'm not too sure about any of this.

 

I don't think Frank Gore nor Devin Hester would come near cutting it at UF.

[Shaq-Man]

I don't want to spark debate here...but I thought that it was the opposite. I always thought Miami had the lowest (maybe its faulty info I'm getting). I'm not too sure about any of this.

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nope.

 

their minimum requirements for football recruits are actually higher than UF's, surprisingly enough. i know i've read it somewhere.

 

perhaps they raised the minimum SAT, etc in an effort to clean up da U's image.

[Guest Fritz]

I don't want to spark debate here...but I thought that it was the opposite. I always thought Miami had the lowest (maybe its faulty info I'm getting). I'm not too sure about any of this.

755975[/snapback]

nope.

 

their minimum requirements for football recruits are actually higher than UF's, surprisingly enough. i know i've read it somewhere.

 

perhaps they raised the minimum SAT, etc in an effort to clean up da U's image.

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A few more 2-3 loss seasons and Da U might lower the requirements to a 300 on the SAT and a 0.1 GPA.

[TarHeel324]

since when do any major D1 football players have to do work in classes?

[Guest Fritz]

since when do any major D1 football players have to do work in classes?

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Players from one's favorite teams = National Merit Scholars

 

Players from one's rival teams = Thugs/Morons/Rapists/Da U