don’t know how you’d get such info,
unless someone wants to make public their grad program.
My father used to be a Cuse basketball fan and he told me the preferred program at Georgetown was underwater basket weaving. I can’t DTA I confirms that but it sounded good to me.
My father was an instructor at G'Town when Ewing arrived on campus.....basket weaving may have been a risk for him as a freshman.
“In May 1985, Patrick A. Ewing received his bachelor's degree from the College of Arts & Sciences--on time, as he had promised to his mother four years earlier.”
Patrick moved to Boston from Jamaica and struggled with the language and the dialect. Just because your English isn’t good, doesn’t mean you are dumb. The #1 student in my MBA program was from Turkey. His English wasn’t too good….a stupid American said “If he is so smart, why can’t he speak English?”…..my guess is your pappy wasn’t well traveled like my stupid classmate from Southington CT that had never been beyond northern New Jersey.
Can’t speak for the other but my dad was probably a combination of joking and fan rivalry. Didn’t have that mean spirited bone in his body but yeah spent a lifetime in WNY and southern tier other than when I dragged him to Denmark while I was over there.
Now I love those cowboys, I love their gold
Love my uncle, God rest his soul
Taught me good, Lord, taught me all I know
Taught me so well, that I grabbed that gold
I left his dead ass there by the side of the road, yeah
don’t know how you’d get such info,
unless someone wants to make public their grad program.
My father used to be a Cuse basketball fan and he told me the preferred program at Georgetown was underwater basket weaving. I can’t DTA I confirms that but it sounded good to me.
My father was an instructor at G'Town when Ewing arrived on campus.....basket weaving may have been a risk for him as a freshman.
“In May 1985, Patrick A. Ewing received his bachelor's degree from the College of Arts & Sciences--on time, as he had promised to his mother four years earlier.”
Patrick moved to Boston from Jamaica and struggled with the language and the dialect. Just because your English isn’t good, doesn’t mean you are dumb. The #1 student in my MBA program was from Turkey. His English wasn’t too good….a stupid American said “If he is so smart, why can’t he speak English?”…..my guess is your pappy wasn’t well traveled like my stupid classmate from Southington CT that had never been beyond northern New Jersey.
Can’t speak for the other but my dad was probably a combination of joking and fan rivalry. Didn’t have that mean spirited bone in his body but yeah spent a lifetime in WNY and southern tier other than when I dragged him to Denmark while I was over there.
Nothing beats UNC giving diplomas without classes for decades. Some athletes were unable to read. That was quite a recruiting advantage to actually give diplomas and only concentrate on sports.
don’t know how you’d get such info,
unless someone wants to make public their grad program.
My father used to be a Cuse basketball fan and he told me the preferred program at Georgetown was underwater basket weaving. I can’t DTA I confirms that but it sounded good to me.
My father was an instructor at G'Town when Ewing arrived on campus.....basket weaving may have been a risk for him as a freshman.
“In May 1985, Patrick A. Ewing received his bachelor's degree from the College of Arts & Sciences--on time, as he had promised to his mother four years earlier.”
Patrick moved to Boston from Jamaica and struggled with the language and the dialect. Just because your English isn’t good, doesn’t mean you are dumb. The #1 student in my MBA program was from Turkey. His English wasn’t too good….a stupid American said “If he is so smart, why can’t he speak English?”…..my guess is your pappy wasn’t well traveled like my stupid classmate from Southington CT that had never been beyond northern New Jersey.
Can’t speak for the other but my dad was probably a combination of joking and fan rivalry. Didn’t have that mean spirited bone in his body but yeah spent a lifetime in WNY and southern tier other than when I dragged him to Denmark while I was over there.
No problem. Your father wasn’t teaching at Georgetown and therefore should have known better…. He was just echoing what had been spread. A lot of people don’t graduate in four years but Georgetown just gave Patrick a diploma. Ohio State has far more places for athletes to hide.
Yeah boy, means Jr and I can keep King for our fantasy team buzzsaw to the championship!
Now I love those cowboys, I love their gold
Love my uncle, God rest his soul
Taught me good, Lord, taught me all I know
Taught me so well, that I grabbed that gold
I left his dead ass there by the side of the road, yeah
don’t know how you’d get such info,
unless someone wants to make public their grad program.
My father used to be a Cuse basketball fan and he told me the preferred program at Georgetown was underwater basket weaving. I can’t DTA I confirms that but it sounded good to me.
My father was an instructor at G'Town when Ewing arrived on campus.....basket weaving may have been a risk for him as a freshman.
“In May 1985, Patrick A. Ewing received his bachelor's degree from the College of Arts & Sciences--on time, as he had promised to his mother four years earlier.”
Patrick moved to Boston from Jamaica and struggled with the language and the dialect. Just because your English isn’t good, doesn’t mean you are dumb. The #1 student in my MBA program was from Turkey. His English wasn’t too good….a stupid American said “If he is so smart, why can’t he speak English?”…..my guess is your pappy wasn’t well traveled like my stupid classmate from Southington CT that had never been beyond northern New Jersey.
Your anecdotal citation from the internet and comparison of a completely different person, sure is rock solid evidence form staff at a university.
A fraudulent intent, however carefully concealed at the outset, will generally, in the end, betray itself.
~Livy
“There are two ways to be fooled. One is to believe what isn’t true; the other is to refuse to believe what is true.” -Soren Kierkegaard
don’t know how you’d get such info,
unless someone wants to make public their grad program.
My father used to be a Cuse basketball fan and he told me the preferred program at Georgetown was underwater basket weaving. I can’t DTA I confirms that but it sounded good to me.
My father was an instructor at G'Town when Ewing arrived on campus.....basket weaving may have been a risk for him as a freshman.
“In May 1985, Patrick A. Ewing received his bachelor's degree from the College of Arts & Sciences--on time, as he had promised to his mother four years earlier.”
Patrick moved to Boston from Jamaica and struggled with the language and the dialect. Just because your English isn’t good, doesn’t mean you are dumb. The #1 student in my MBA program was from Turkey. His English wasn’t too good….a stupid American said “If he is so smart, why can’t he speak English?”…..my guess is your pappy wasn’t well traveled like my stupid classmate from Southington CT that had never been beyond northern New Jersey.
Your anecdotal citation from the internet and comparison of a completely different person, sure is rock solid evidence form staff at a university.
JeremyCuse wrote: ↑Thu Jun 22, 2023 1:25 pm
FOGOs Drew Blanchard (OSU) and Anthony Ghobriel (Navy) are both in the portal.
Both with 60%+ in FOs in 2023 and 59%+ career average.
Blanchard has one year left and Ghobriel two.
I would guess that PM and Koesterer at Hopkins might have some interest in these two.
DocBarrister
I'd be shocked if they didn't reach out to one or both, Hop clearly could use a veteran FOGO, Blanchard in particular makes a lot of sense coming from another B10 school. UNC, G-town and ND seem like other schools to watch.
JeremyCuse wrote: ↑Thu Jun 22, 2023 1:25 pm
FOGOs Drew Blanchard (OSU) and Anthony Ghobriel (Navy) are both in the portal.
Both with 60%+ in FOs in 2023 and 59%+ career average.
Blanchard has one year left and Ghobriel two.
I would guess that PM and Koesterer at Hopkins might have some interest in these two.
DocBarrister
I'd be shocked if they didn't reach out to one or both, Hop clearly could use a veteran FOGO, Blanchard in particular makes a lot of sense coming from another B10 school. UNC, G-town and ND seem like other schools to watch.
Blanchard had a 4.0 GPA for the spring semester and was Phi Beta Kappa at Hobart. Graduate school admissions shouldn't be an issue anywhere. I would expect more than a few programs to be reacjing out to him.
oldbartman wrote: ↑Thu Jun 22, 2023 6:24 pm
Blanchard had a 4.0 GPA for the spring semester and was Phi Beta Kappa at Hobart. Graduate school admissions shouldn't be an issue anywhere. I would expect more than a few programs to be reacjing out to him.
Blanchard has been in college a LONG time -- seems funny for someone who was a grad transfer to OSU to be a grad transfer again -- he had redshirt eligibility, I take it?
oldbartman wrote: ↑Thu Jun 22, 2023 6:24 pm
Blanchard had a 4.0 GPA for the spring semester and was Phi Beta Kappa at Hobart. Graduate school admissions shouldn't be an issue anywhere. I would expect more than a few programs to be reacjing out to him.
Blanchard has been in college a LONG time -- seems funny for someone who was a grad transfer to OSU to be a grad transfer again -- he had redshirt eligibility, I take it?
Yes. He lost 2 years at the freshmen and sophomore due to injury. Played in a total of 3 games in 2018 & 19. Before he was injured this season he was 82-131 for a 62.6% win rate.