NFL Combine = LSAT Forum

[Knock]

Discuss.

[mps200]

more like LSAT = 40 yard dash

[bignoseknowsnoes]

Not sure where you'd like discussion to lead to on this one.... but, perhaps on a related note, I do think law school admissions should function more like a draft out of Undergrad with OCI's and lawyering skill combines, etc.

Note: You could also be drafted out of high school if you're gifted enough.

Discuss.

[bitlrc]

college career = gpa

combine = lsat



i'd say that's fair

[PigNipple]

How much time do they have to complete each drill, and difficulty of the games section? The answer to these questions would allow a much more serious discussion of the topic posted.

[bloodonthetracks]

40-yard dash = lsat

all the other shit (strength tests, leaping measurements, etc.) = gpa

college career = softs

[stratocophic]

college career = gpa

combine = lsat



i'd say that's fair

Yup. I'm a benchwarmer on an AP 25 team, but I play a skill position and killed the combine and now I'm looking at $$$ from the Rams.

[Kretzy]

Not sure where you'd like discussion to lead to on this one.... but, perhaps on a related note, I do think law school admissions should function more like a draft out of Undergrad with OCI's and lawyering skill combines, etc.

Note: You could also be drafted out of high school if you're gifted enough.

Discuss.

Um, no, you can't. The NFL's rules prohibiting straight-from-HS players from the draft is in part why the NBA adopted a similar policy.

college career = gpa

combine = lsat

i'd say that's fair

Yup. You aren't getting drafted in the first round if you didn't start for 3 years but ran a 4.3 in the 40. You run a 5.2, and your Heisman looks pretty lackluster.

[Mickey Quicknumbers]

that should make Tebow a strong reverse splitter

[Sauer Grapes]

....

[hank44]

You can't "sit out" of the LSAT like you can the combine...

[bignoseknowsnoes]

Not sure where you'd like discussion to lead to on this one.... but, perhaps on a related note, I do think law school admissions should function more like a draft out of Undergrad with OCI's and lawyering skill combines, etc.

Note: You could also be drafted out of high school if you're gifted enough.

Discuss.

Um, no, you can't. The NFL's rules prohibiting straight-from-HS players from the draft is in part why the NBA adopted a similar policy.

college career = gpa

combine = lsat

i'd say that's fair

Yup. You aren't getting drafted in the first round if you didn't start for 3 years but ran a 4.3 in the 40. You run a 5.2, and your Heisman looks pretty lackluster.

Well I think in LS admissions you should be able to be drafted straight out of HS. Really, what would 4 years of obligatory "sports marketing" study really contribute to the prospect?

[stratocophic]

college career = gpa

combine = lsat



i'd say that's fair

Yup. I'm a benchwarmer on an AP 25 team, but I play a skill position and killed the combine and now I'm looking at $$$ from the [strike]Rams[/strike]WUSTL.

Hidden meaning?

Busted. We'll see though, the Skins, Lions or Panthers may need a backup. Plus, who knows? Maybe the Giants will make a terrible, terrible decision.

[alito08]

There's always the Raiders, in fact i hear the QB position might open up.

[stratocophic]

that should make Tebow a strong reverse splitter

Send him to the Panthers or Titans. They like reverse splitters. Too bad there's no LA team for the obligatory Berkeley joke.

[hank44]

college career = gpa

combine = lsat



i'd say that's fair

Yup. I'm a benchwarmer on an AP 25 team, but I play a skill position and killed the combine and now I'm looking at $$$ from the [strike]Rams[/strike]WUSTL.

Hidden meaning?

Busted. We'll see though, the Skins, Lions or Panthers may need a backup. Plus, who knows? Maybe the Giants will make a terrible, terrible decision.

position?

[stratocophic]

Yup. I'm a benchwarmer on an AP 25 team, but I play a skill position and killed the combine and now I'm looking at $$$ from the [strike]Rams[/strike]WUSTL.

Hidden meaning?

Busted. We'll see though, the Skins, Lions or Panthers may need a backup. Plus, who knows? Maybe the Giants will make a terrible, terrible decision.

position?

RB (Mechanical Engineering). Good RBs won't take it to the house as often as the flashy WRs (Electrical Engineers), but patent law can rely on 'em for solid gains.

[hank44]

lol...really think Carolina needs another Rb, huh? Interesting.

[stratocophic]

lol...really think Carolina needs another Rb, huh? Interesting.

TBF, neither Carolina nor the school in Carolina's going to want this RB. Position's more than filled at one, and the college career was too underwhelming for the other's taste.

[hank44]

lol...really think Carolina needs another Rb, huh? Interesting.

TBF, neither Carolina nor the school in Carolina's going to want this RB. Position's more than filled at one, and the college career was too underwhelming for the other's taste.

What in god's name are you talking about lol...I was implying that it didn't sound like you know much about football...since you said Carolina might need a backup.

[stratocophic]

lol...really think Carolina needs another Rb, huh? Interesting.

TBF, neither Carolina nor the school in Carolina's going to want this RB. Position's more than filled at one, and the college career was too underwhelming for the other's taste.

What in god's name are you talking about lol...I was implying that it didn't sound like you know much about football...since you said Carolina might need a backup.

I see the confusion. The franchises I referenced also have law schools nearby-ish. Panthers = Duke, Redskins = GTown, Giants = Columbia, Titans = Vanderbilt, Rams = WUSTL. Analogy taken waaaaay too far.

[Knock]

that should make Tebow a strong reverse splitter

+1 hahahahaha

[rv11]

Not sure where you'd like discussion to lead to on this one.... but, perhaps on a related note, I do think law school admissions should function more like a draft out of Undergrad with OCI's and lawyering skill combines, etc.

Note: You could also be drafted out of high school if you're gifted enough.

Discuss.

Um, no, you can't. The NFL's rules prohibiting straight-from-HS players from the draft is in part why the NBA adopted a similar policy.

college career = gpa

combine = lsat

i'd say that's fair

Yup. You aren't getting drafted in the first round if you didn't start for 3 years but ran a 4.3 in the 40. You run a 5.2, and your Heisman looks pretty lackluster.

Well I think in LS admissions you should be able to be drafted straight out of HS. Really, what would 4 years of obligatory "sports marketing" study really contribute to the prospect?

Game experience. NFL is at a much higher speed than the high school level, and without games at the college level it would be impossible to adjust.