Thread: What Division I,ii,iii
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08-05-2004, 10:13 PM #41
One example:
Former teamate of mine, his name is Randy Chevrier, he's now in the NFL.
When we were in CEGEP football, Kent State was bugging him for a scholarship, he refused and went to McGill here in Montreal. The recruiters made fun of him saying "bah canadian schools suck, you'll go no where". Well he has a great education with a degree equivalent to an IVY league school and still he went pro, school first!
Another teamate from the same team. That guy scored 1450 in its SAT, a ****ing genious, Harvard was all over him, they offered him an academic scholarship covering 80%. So he would have to pay about 10k for 4 years, and his family could afford it without no problems actually his family could afford Harvard at full cost. But, the dumbass decided to go to Kentucky, because it was Div 1A, I had 2 formers teamates that went to KY, they came back and cant get a ****ing job in their field as their degrees are considred as crap.
Another ex teamate went to Northern Illinois, came back, his degree is considered as **** and now works a job not even related at all to his education.
Lot of my ex teamates who decided to go to a school because of its football and came back home, had problems getting jobs.
Me, when I accepted to go Big 1A, I didnt cared about the school I wanted to play football in the big team, well I ****ed it up and came back and got an education to one of the best school in the country. If I would have stayed I would have graduate from "Mickey House University".
Think about the school, the education first. football is only a game and for the coaches you only a pawn in their careers
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08-12-2004, 12:57 AM #42
Div 1-AA, graduated, and now I am trying to get into law school. Pick a school based on the education you get, if you dont make it to the next level, at least you will have a degree
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08-15-2004, 03:42 PM #43New Member
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****, alot of smaller ohio schools being mentioned, i was thinkin about training another year or two and possibly tryin to walk on at a local school like Mount or Kent, mount union is pretty pricey but they kick @$$ on the field.....
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09-19-2004, 10:18 PM #44Associate Member
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D-1 but took year off for school...goin back next year!!
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09-19-2004, 10:32 PM #45Originally Posted by 3Vandoo
*I joke, as I have a personal vendetta against Brown for personal reasons and also against their 'no class requirments' philosophy. But yes, you make a very valid point all things considered.
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09-20-2004, 03:10 AM #46New Member
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Its rare that a Juco is gonna be all that great... Some in Cali get real good cause a bunch of the kids who couldnt get into USC,UCLA, the ORE schools and UW get dropped into those Jucos til they get their grades up... A good D2 school would mop the floor with about 95% of all Jucos... this argument shouldn't even be happening right now
The difference between the players throughout the different levels of competition is skill... if you're good they're going to find you.
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09-21-2004, 02:12 PM #47
UCLA 4 years.
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09-26-2004, 05:12 PM #48Junior Member
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09-28-2004, 09:03 PM #49Junior Member
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Originally Posted by dalcowbag
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