Dillingham graduated

[Smashcat]

 

[electricat2]

congratulations young man

 

[Fox2monk]

View embedded media

I’m happy he graduated, I’m not sure it was an academic powerhouse though. Probably like communications in college.

 

[azubuikefan]

I’m happy he graduated, I’m not sure it was an academic powerhouse though. Probably like communications in college.

Hey! I do well with my communications degree. Lots of people do not though. There are some things about public speaking you can't teach and it shows.

 

[Fox2monk]

Hey! I do well with my communications degree. Lots of people do not though. There are some things about public speaking you can't teach and it shows.

I’m not saying nobody never gets a good job from it but it’s obviously a course of study they use for athletes. It’s not like graduating Med school is my main point, maybe I should use underwater basket weaving lol. More than that I was mainly referring the HS track, with as many academies as he went to there was no structure he had to meet for academics like most students. Lots of easier stuff not exactly AP calculus. Like how Lively graduated in like 2 weeks for Duke and needed a bunch of core classes. Not that it matters because they wanna go pro in basketball not a spelling Bee as Cousins put it.

 

[Lempface]

I’m not saying nobody never gets a good job from it but it’s obviously a course of study they use for athletes. It’s not like graduating Med school is my main point, maybe I should use underwater basket weaving lol. More than that I was mainly referring the HS track, with as many academies as he went to there was no structure he had to meet for academics like most students. Lots of easier stuff not exactly AP calculus. Like how Lively graduated in like 2 weeks for Duke and needed a bunch of core classes. Not that it matters because they wanna go pro in basketball not a spelling Bee as Cousins put it.

I think it's a good major for athletes. Many great analysts/sportscasters were former athletes and the degree definitely helps. Many of the good ones were good college players that didn't make it professionally or had their careers cut short. It's a good post playing career or fallback gig.

 

[Col. Angus]

I bet there was some hootin and hollerin goin on

 

[mcwildcats04]

Where's the UNC troll that said he wouldn't play a single game for us?

 

[azubuikefan]

I’m not saying nobody never gets a good job from it but it’s obviously a course of study they use for athletes. It’s not like graduating Med school is my main point, maybe I should use underwater basket weaving lol. More than that I was mainly referring the HS track, with as many academies as he went to there was no structure he had to meet for academics like most students. Lots of easier stuff not exactly AP calculus. Like how Lively graduated in like 2 weeks for Duke and needed a bunch of core classes. Not that it matters because they wanna go pro in basketball not a spelling Bee as Cousins put it.

No, the criticism is definitely warranted. It's not a major where the job you are getting is set in stone. You have to go find one yourself. A lot of graduates either aren't prepared or do not have the initiative to do this.

 

[HerrosHeroes]

40-0

 

[Jmeeks54thebest]

I think it's a good major for athletes. Many great analysts/sportscasters were former athletes and the degree definitely helps. Many of the good ones were good college players that didn't make it professionally or had their careers cut short. It's a good post playing career or fallback gig.

I think a better major would be economics since so many ballers go broke once they’re out of the league. I think I saw something that said 60% are broke a certain of years after they’re out of the league. A major in economics pays for itself and if I had a do over I’d major in it myself instead of biology.

 

[Col. Angus]

Where's the UNC troll that said he wouldn't play a single game for us?

I mean so far he hasn’t.

 

[mcwildcats04]

I mean so far he hasn’t.

Patience Colonel, patience. He gonna.