Leisher wrote:If you see your school, congrats! Nobody hates a loser.
Clearly you missed Virginia.
But, otherwise, relevant
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The Ivy league is in the less competitive of the Div I teams, but...GORDON wrote:So my 16 year old nephew is being recruited by Ivy League football teams. Is that a big deal? He is returning from a visit to Yale, today.
The Ivy League was reclassified to I-AA (FCS) following the 1981 season and plays a strict ten-game schedule. Although it qualifies for an automatic bid, the Ivy League has not played any postseason games at all since 1956, citing academic concerns.
It;s good in the sense that it's $, right?GORDON wrote:He has high grades, is good at football, and is also ethnically diverse. He has opportunities that my son will never have because of my son's skin color.
"If I could just get Andre McGee in a room for 10 minutes, I would say to him: 'Why would you do this? What purpose did it serve? We didn't need this to get recruits,'" Pitino said. "We're not Kentucky, where we're recruiting the one-and-dones. We have a different way we recruit.
Just wow... couldn't believe that one while it was happening.Leisher wrote:It's pure comedy gold.
In other news, the sports gods paid MSU back for ruining the college football playoffs with their undeserved victory at OSU.
Hah!Leisher wrote:In related news, I'm the kiss of death right now. I picked MSU to win it all and they're gone. I drew Kansas' name out of a hat for a Sweet Sixteen pool and they're gone. I was rooting for the Big 10, and they're all gone. The last time I placed a bet was on the Golden State fucking Warriors and they LOST!!!! Just a bad, bad streak.
So taking all that into account, Go Syracuse!