Rawls if he can hang onto it, I'd guesss
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| Date | Title | Body |
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| 50 weeks 2 days ago | At Least It Was Fair |
On the plus side, at least they were fair this time. On some of the other 10 best, they made sure to give each school one and only one place (campus traditions, best fans, etc.). It gives them some credibility to give some schools multiple awardees. As far as Woodley v. Graham goes, I feel that the legend of Woodley has outstripped the reality. Graham was at least as good and did it on a team where he was the only weapon so had to deal with more attention. So, I would keep Graham before Woodley, but would probably put them back to back. |
| 1 year 2 weeks ago | Wolf? |
My only question, is why the wolf? Is that a google images error by Orson, or is that a Barwis reference? |
| 1 year 5 weeks ago | Assistants |
That seems like a lot of coaches. Does that include assistants and other support staff? Good data, but if it includes football assistants, it skews more towards men. I am surprised at the gap, nonetheless. |
| 1 year 8 weeks ago | Old Posts |
Can you look further back than one page of somebody's old posts? When I try and see page 2, bad things happen. |
| 1 year 9 weeks ago | 226 |
226
Go Blue and Go Me! |
| 1 year 10 weeks ago | My two cents (worth $25k when your kids are in school) |
I've been arguing this with my wife and financial advisor for a while now. They are trying to make me plan for a 10-15% increase a year for the next 18 years. I say there will be a plateau, and here is my argument. (I'm going to make up numbers for ease of understanding) Let's say that is should actually cost $25,000/year per student. That number is going to increase relatively in line with inflation at 2-5% a year. Along with that, tuition for an in-state student is abut $13,000 a year today (?? just a quick guess). Even if it grows at 10% a year, it can't (at least it shouldn't) grow past the actual cost. At a 3% inflation rate, that means the actual cost per year per student will be $60,000 in 30 years. So, even if there is no government funding, that's what tuition will cost. If the tution just kept growing at 10% it would be over $200k and that makes no sense unless the University is trying ot make a profit. Just my theory and who knows how it wil really play out. |
| 1 year 11 weeks ago | Dem's da breaks |
Slightly annoying but a reasonable way of taking hits away from Rosenberg's employer. |
| 1 year 23 weeks ago | I voted Tscherne's, too |
However, I saw Philadelphia Union and not Pac10
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| 1 year 23 weeks ago | Adidas |
If separated properly, it could be 4 Adidas logos, too. That works mostly for UofM, but still. |
| 1 year 23 weeks ago | The Wikipedia Article explains this to you |
He came up with names on uniforms, the lateral pass, man in motion, tackling dummy, helmets, Statue of Liberty play, etc. He also won 7 conference titles (finished 2nd seven times, too) and 2 national championships while in the Big Ten. You may not like that he got the nod, and I agree with you, but don't pretend that he is a nobody and doesn't deserve some recognition. |
