I think it's more speculation than anything. But with Ragin flipping to Cal, who knows?
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'13 CA OLB Victor Egu (Verbal to Yale)
- Thread starter Duff Man
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I think it's more speculation than anything. But with Ragin flipping to Cal, who knows?
liverflukes
Resident Bear
:huh: Yale
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Actually, as a west coast kid, going to Yale isn't that much of a help unless he's going to spend his life back east. Depending on his major, Cal may be a better school (CU as well) but certainly, for undergrad, I just don't see the point. Go to Cal, get a great education and have a real shot at the league and if that doesn't work out, choose your graduate school wisely.
Choosing an Ivy as a football player for undergrad doesn't make sense to me. For the record, my brother chose Harvard over Cal for MBA and works in California. Says that was a terrible decision (Harvard that is). The alumni network in Cali is non-existent.
He wishes he went to Stanford, Cal, UCLA, or USC in rough order.... (for graduate school).
Choosing an Ivy as a football player for undergrad doesn't make sense to me. For the record, my brother chose Harvard over Cal for MBA and works in California. Says that was a terrible decision (Harvard that is). The alumni network in Cali is non-existent.
He wishes he went to Stanford, Cal, UCLA, or USC in rough order.... (for graduate school).
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SuperiorBuff
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Best of luck. Don't let the crappiness of New Haven get you down.
somebody
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I worked with a guy from Harvard who had a history degree but was doing database stuff making trade wages. The degree and what you do with it matters more than the school, but for some professions the school matters a lot (like, say, Supreme Court Justice where all come from either Harvard or Yale law schools).
SuperiorBuff
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Whizzer would disagree with that.
FIFY, Whizzer was a Yale Law alum.
SuperiorBuff
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:jester: My reading comprehension sucks this morning.
W.
W. didn't get into the University of Texas Law School, yet was welcomed into Harvard's business school. That's some affirmative action for ya.
I find that hard to believe...the grammar part, not the Yalie in the cubicle next to you.
BuffLuke80
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Preppie went to Yale. His mom, Mr. Belding, and his sat scores made sure of that.
Cal to Yale to New Mexico? Weirdest recruitment ever.
somebody
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:lol: actually, I was gonna slam somebody, but that didn't really belong in a recruit thread, so I self-censored.