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 What I learned today were a few more important numbers...the graduation rates of the students in the games. Rutgers will graduate 58% of its football players - 58% of its African American football players. Compare that to a 75% overall student-athlete graduation.  Kansas State will graduate 76% of it football players and 68% of its black players compared to a 76% overall graduation rate. What's up with football players? Nothing perhaps, as long as they can bring home money. What do you think? |
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Rutgers football was the only sport that received an increase in funding this year. Many other sports were cut. Nevertheless, RU football has done a lot to bring national attention and school spirit. As for football players, those rates aren't very impressive, but I think they know they're there mostly to play football. It's what's paying for their tuition at least.
As for tonight's game,
Go RU!!!
Posted by: Rohail | December 28, 2006 3:00 PM | Permalink to Comment