Wr from Kentucky is a possible grad transfer. Anybody know anything about him or if there's any interest?
major >>> agriculture economics so we have that going for us
Suck on that, Stanford!
Is there any part of you that thinks positively about Nebraska? Just asking, because I never see it....but whatever, I guess...http://www.phds.org/rankings/agricultural-economics
Nebraska is bottom tier of the 28 schools that offer grad programs and the worst in the BIG with 7 other BIG schools being rated higher .. but you are correct Stanford doesn't offer a program
http://www.phds.org/rankings/agricultural-economics
Nebraska is bottom tier of the 28 schools that offer grad programs and the worst in the BIG with 7 other BIG schools being rated higher .. but you are correct Stanford doesn't offer a program
So in today's world is that a bachelors in cannibus?he was Kentucky's leading receiver (yards) .. would be a good get
will likely take some convincing that the offense is going to be more WR friendly
major >>> agriculture economics so we have that going for us
Is there any part of you that thinks positively about Nebraska? Just asking, because I never see it....but whatever, I guess...
I don't think the problem is noting our academic woes as much as it is that you, by association, paint the worst possible picture of getting this particular grad transfer. Why would he come here when we are the worst in the B1G with this particular program?my apologies for disrupting the ECHO chamber
i admit I am overly zealous when it comes to academics .. my hope is that one day the people of the state would care as much about University's academic performance as it does its football performance
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