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| Date | Title | Body |
|---|---|---|
| 1 week 6 days ago | Done Kicked em Out |
Since the arrival of rawk music at the Big House, I've thought that Kick out the Jams would be a perfect song between the third and fourth quarters. Sort of like the Jump Around at Wisconsin and Seven Nation Army everywhere else. Could be a cool tradition. |
| 2 weeks 2 days ago | Shea |
I think you missed Aaron Shea, who played TE for the Browns, now in their front office. Some monster catches in that game. |
| 2 weeks 3 days ago | CYA |
So, Urban's call was clearly to tell Sal that he better retract quickly or face the OSU legal machine. This kid ain't going to Ohio. Just more strong-arm tactics from a school and coach that get 'er done. |
| 2 weeks 5 days ago | Deja vu |
High flying spread offense, kids decommitting, other B1G coaches complaining about recruiting tactics. Anyone else think this sounds familiar? |
| 3 weeks 6 days ago | Too Bad |
From a purely production standpoint, dude had to go. Personally, he was a great guy for the city, the team, and the fans. I caught him on his Mud Hen "rehab" stint last season. In what should have been a really embarrassing situation for a long-time big leaguer, he was very nice, signed a ball for my kid, and hit two dingers. Always carried himself well, seemed genuinely humble and happy to be playing baseball. There's no way he deserved the kind of treatment (boos, laughs, etc) that our "fans" have given him this season. Amazing how quickly folks have gotten spoiled after enjoying their first division title since 1987. |
| 4 weeks 3 days ago | The harder you work... |
There's no question, a part of success is still "right place, right time". But to say someone's "very very lucky" to complete a 7-year partnership track is a stretch. My point was that there are successes from lower tier schools and failures from top tier schools. Neither the school nor the degree makes the person. It's also a bit insulting to say that successful people are oblivious to the work involved to be successful. I'd say that less successful folks are oblivious to the work, time, and sacrifice to achieve the "luck" you speak of. |
| 4 weeks 3 days ago | Up to You |
My wife graduated from a Tier 3 law school 10 years ago and is now a partner in a large, Michigan based firm. I'm sure a better ranked school would have opened more doors initially, but she's achieved success with the degree she holds. I believe, very strongly, that it was her hustle and attitude that put her in this position. If you decide you want to practice law and are willing to be patient as your career develops, any school (within reason) can get you there. Finish near the top of your class, participate in Law Review, and, fergodsake, interview well. When I asked her about her houghts on this thread, the first thing my wife said was that so many students and young attorneys interview poorly. I've noticed the same in my profession - young professionals don't want to build careers anymore. They want high pay, short paths to partnership, and easy lifestyles along the way. Be smart, work hard, and be patient - you'll do fine with a degree from any of these schools (if it's what you truly want to do). |
| 6 weeks 2 days ago | Vogrich |
Looks like Vogrich and Bartelstein are agonizing over this presser. Funny to watch. Good to put Trey in front of media to clear the air, but wonder why the other players don't have similar announcements to make? Staying should be the expectation, pressers should be held for the unexpected - guys leaving school early. |
| 7 weeks 6 days ago | Bam |
No good deed goes unpunished... |
| 8 weeks 10 hours ago | Folks |
This guy may fail at Ohio. Folks down here will know about everything, won't like negative attention. They think treating students like animals is beneath them. Also, the spread. |
