Rawls if he can hang onto it, I'd guesss
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| Date | Title | Body |
|---|---|---|
| 2 weeks 1 day ago | He has been a neighbor of mine |
for the past 5 years...weird dude. But that might have been obvious from his writing. My whole town is in mourning...we're now down to just one "famous" person..Giancarlo Esposito. |
| 4 weeks 2 days ago | It's a corollary |
to the "it's not you, it's me" break up line...but I had the same thought. |
| 4 weeks 2 days ago | Myron Rolle would disagree |
He chose FSU over UM...played at an AA-level (third team if I recall correctly) and got a Rhodes Scholarship as well. |
| 4 weeks 4 days ago | A lot of good advice in these posts |
I have been a lawyer for the past 20 years and faced this exact decision. I opted for the scholarship money from a "lesser" school and have had an awesome career anyhow. Notwithstanding graduating from Miami Law School (yes, THAT Miami), I have worked at NYC BigLaw and am now a Managing Director at the largest asset manager in the world. I'm not sure I could have had a more challenging and engaging career had I gone to one of the more highly ranked schools that accepted me upon graduating from Michigan. I think the best decision depends on your specific circumstances...what type of law do you want to practice (if you have no desire to practice in big law firms, the law school cred matters less)? Where do you want to practice? What are the relative reputations of the schools in question...while the difference between HLS and U of Florida might be two or so tiers, if you live in Florida, the difference won't be as great...however dropping down two tiers from U of F might be too much of a drop. As suggested above, I think the first and most important question is whether you really want to be a lawyer...if yes, you can take the scholarship money and still have an awesome career, but it will be harder to get into BigLaw (doable but harder) as hiring partners are and always will be resume snobs. If law school is just an attempt to put off getting a job right away...take the scholarship money. Best of luck. |
| 5 weeks 5 days ago | Check the "spring game is a go" thread |
It says the game will be on BTN at noon |
| 6 weeks 2 days ago | Best of luck |
and a speedy recovery. |
| 6 weeks 2 days ago | I think I'm sitting next to you... |
Section 24, row 2!! Looking forward to seeing the team in person. |
| 6 weeks 3 days ago | I didn't find your review to be negative |
For a player not in the top 10 (now more of a consensus top 30 player) with great motor, high IQ, rebounding skills and a good pick and roll player...seems like a positive assessment to me. It's obvious he's not playing at the level he was over the summer (which is reflected in his drop in the ratings) it seems your review is spot on and matched by the "experts", that there's raw materials there to work with but he is not a complete player yet (i.e., his shooting needs to improve). |
| 6 weeks 3 days ago | I always thought they'd be QBs |
and never hand it off or throw it unless they had to. |
| 6 weeks 3 days ago | Commence insanely high (and unrealistic) expectations |
for 2012-2013 season... Great 8 or better |
