While they do have some benefits in the way of help, tutoring alone will only get you so far. I don't how see anyone could say that the players don't have to take difficult classes. Unless I'm mistaken, the requirements necessary to obtain a degree in a particular discipline are the same for both the regular students and the student-athlete.
We have had several players since CNS has been here who have obtained their degree in 3 years. The fact that we have several starters that are receiving their Masters within 4 years is a testament to their hard work and dedication.
I am very proud of how these guys have achieved in the classroom and on the field. Congratulations!!
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Regardless of their degree choice, these players deserve a modicum of respect for their diligence in the classroom. I commend these gentlemen for their dedication on the field and in the classroom.Are these players actually getting degrees that will help them in life, or are they getting degrees in environmental science?
Are these players actually getting degrees that will help them in life, or are they getting degrees in environmental science?
Yah, if they paid attention, they might realize that Alabama football graduates players at a higher rate than OSU does: http://espn.go.com/college-football...oaches-poll-ranked-according-graduation-ratesThis is the biggest issue I have with OSU fans, having worked with a few. I guess people believe what they choose to believe.
Yah, if they paid attention, they might realize that Alabama football graduates players at a higher rate than OSU does: http://espn.go.com/college-football...oaches-poll-ranked-according-graduation-rates