It could be worse: you could be in the Big East.Fred_McGriff wrote:Yeah, go to a school that isn't the laughingstock of its conference. (I'm a Virginia grad)beidoun wrote:It makes the Michigan or Virginia decision easy for me.
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99% on football and 1% on basketball
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+1cowgirl_bebop wrote:This. Definitely this.canuck wrote:I'm not sure you're cut-out to be a lawyer/reasonable human being.kalvano wrote:0%. Football sucks.
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One thing to consider is the long term outlook of the school's program. You're going to be an alumnus of the school forever. For example, Northwestern is better than UVA right now. But whether it's Mike London or someone else, I think the program will get back on track at some point and NU will stink again.
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Uhh, you mean the bengals who made the playoffs last year?????Fred_McGriff wrote:You're preaching to the choir, I love UVA football, but the ACC is kind of an embarrassment of a conference to be in. Being a Virginia fan is like being a Bengals fan.JetstoRJC wrote: Or go to a school that isn't in a laughingstock of a conference
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For me since I went to UG in Britain it will be a big factor. I'm pretty bummed I missed out on the whole college sports thing.
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Agreed. I am in undergrad at McGill (Montreal, Canada) and our football team is a joke. A couple years ago we didn't have a kicker/punter so we just went for it on every third-down (we play 3-down football in Canada).FlanAl wrote:For me since I went to UG in Britain it will be a big factor. I'm pretty bummed I missed out on the whole college sports thing.
On the bright side, during my entire 4 years at McGill the only game they won was the only game I went to.
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Finally someone posts this up! In my opinion you can't go bad with big ten sports (in fact I'm applying to a myriad of those schools with top teams) the way I look at it we're going to school to study and become professionals why not have a fun time while there? In short I believe it should be something considered but nothing bigger then costs and job prospects.
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Not to divert the thread by much here, but what are typically some of the solid schools where it's known that the students have a good amt of fun? Michigan? VA? I'm assuming some of the t20s as well, such as UT and UCLA are in there as well.
The fact that grad school for me is almost definitely going to be a private, academically geared school sometimes makes me wish i had gone to an insanely fun state school for undergrad (i visited UF for a weekend during final four and dammnnnn)
The fact that grad school for me is almost definitely going to be a private, academically geared school sometimes makes me wish i had gone to an insanely fun state school for undergrad (i visited UF for a weekend during final four and dammnnnn)
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I came to Georgetown solely for football. Best decision of my life. Can't wait for the big game against Sacred Heart next week.
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?D. H2Oman wrote:I came to Georgetown solely for football. Best decision of my life. Can't wait for the big game against Sacred Heart next week.
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My UG alma mater has arbitrary criteria of best winning percentage of the last century. And we're nuts.Stringer Bell wrote:One thing to consider is the long term outlook of the school's program. You're going to be an alumnus of the school forever. For example, Northwestern is better than UVA right now. But whether it's Mike London or someone else, I think the program will get back on track at some point and NU will stink again.
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Close. Undefeated since 1953, unless you count club. Then it's 1967.Belili wrote:100%
Also, NYU hasn't lost a football game since WWII.
http://www.luckyshow.org/football/violet.htm
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Only part of why I decided to go to NYU for undergrad.Lwoods wrote:Close. Undefeated since 1953, unless you count club. Then it's 1967.Belili wrote:100%
Also, NYU hasn't lost a football game since WWII.
http://www.luckyshow.org/football/violet.htm

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Hey, me too! Free tickets to all athletic events as well.ahduth wrote:Only part of why I decided to go to NYU for undergrad.Lwoods wrote:Close. Undefeated since 1953, unless you count club. Then it's 1967.Belili wrote:100%
Also, NYU hasn't lost a football game since WWII.
http://www.luckyshow.org/football/violet.htm

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We had athletic events?Lwoods wrote:Hey, me too! Free tickets to all athletic events as well.
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I think he means the bengals that have won 1 playoff game in the past 20 years and are 2-3 this year with losses to teams like Cleveland and Tampa Bay...Patriot1208 wrote:Uhh, you mean the bengals who made the playoffs last year?????Fred_McGriff wrote:You're preaching to the choir, I love UVA football, but the ACC is kind of an embarrassment of a conference to be in. Being a Virginia fan is like being a Bengals fan.JetstoRJC wrote: Or go to a school that isn't in a laughingstock of a conference
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I hear the fencing teams are quite formidable.ahduth wrote:We had athletic events?Lwoods wrote:Hey, me too! Free tickets to all athletic events as well.
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SupraVln180 wrote:none, only use it as a tiebreaker.

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Answer: neither?ThreeYears wrote:SupraVln180 wrote:none, only use it as a tiebreaker.The question of Michigan or Virginia solved
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UVA is the same nearly every year; UM might actually do something someday.Bumi wrote:Answer: neither?ThreeYears wrote:SupraVln180 wrote:none, only use it as a tiebreaker.The question of Michigan or Virginia solved
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Yeah but UVA is really good at soccer, baseball, and lacrosse. Important stuff guys!
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Dude you think it's a joke now? Remember when the season was cancelled because of the plunger handle in the ass hazing incedent?canuck wrote:Agreed. I am in undergrad at McGill (Montreal, Canada) and our football team is a joke. A couple years ago we didn't have a kicker/punter so we just went for it on every third-down (we play 3-down football in Canada).FlanAl wrote:For me since I went to UG in Britain it will be a big factor. I'm pretty bummed I missed out on the whole college sports thing.
On the bright side, during my entire 4 years at McGill the only game they won was the only game I went to.
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Ah yes, that was before I arrived. Not cool.ajmanyjah wrote:
Dude you think it's a joke now? Remember when the season was cancelled because of the plunger handle in the ass hazing incedent?
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Stanford wins the President's Cup nearly everyone. That means they win the NCs about which only friends and family care.joeshmo39 wrote:Yeah but UVA is really good at soccer, baseball, and lacrosse. Important stuff guys!
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