RailBaronYarr
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Not sure if anyone saw this, but Rittenberg posted it yesterday:
http://espn.go.com/blog/bigten/post/_/id/33715/four-big-ten-teams-in-ncsas-top-100
or the direct link to the NCSA site:
http://www.ncsasports.org/about-ncsa/power-rankings/(year)/2011/(tab)/1
I can't believe how bad the U's grad rate is... we're 321st. I think we can/should be able to up the academic ranking - 64th isn't bad but not great, either. 29th isn't too shabby for the athletic department ranking given our football and basketball teams aren't world beaters (not to mention Director's Cup will award schools with more sports by their point system and we are middle-of the road in terms of number of sports offered).
But seriously, 321st for grad rate? Even if we were the 100th best in grad rate our overall ranking would be 48th and 28th in just D-1. WTF? Beyond football and basketball, what athletes AREN'T graduating??
http://espn.go.com/blog/bigten/post/_/id/33715/four-big-ten-teams-in-ncsas-top-100
or the direct link to the NCSA site:
http://www.ncsasports.org/about-ncsa/power-rankings/(year)/2011/(tab)/1
I can't believe how bad the U's grad rate is... we're 321st. I think we can/should be able to up the academic ranking - 64th isn't bad but not great, either. 29th isn't too shabby for the athletic department ranking given our football and basketball teams aren't world beaters (not to mention Director's Cup will award schools with more sports by their point system and we are middle-of the road in terms of number of sports offered).
But seriously, 321st for grad rate? Even if we were the 100th best in grad rate our overall ranking would be 48th and 28th in just D-1. WTF? Beyond football and basketball, what athletes AREN'T graduating??