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'21 TX DT Ikechukwu Iwunnah (Signed to Michigan)
- Thread starter WasianCU
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but but but its so cold in Michigan, and what about the mosquitoes?
Michigan Academics was a big factor???
Bullshyte
Something is fishy
Bullshyte
Something is fishy
I think Michigan Athletics was the main factor
But he went on and on about the Academics
Kinda sad to make it sound like Colorado is a community college. Should have had Kordell Stewart as follow up recruiter and drop a bomb on him.
I got nothing
Well, he's not lying. CU is not the academic institution it used to be and Michigan is far better.
Michigan academics are generally rated higher than CU except a few things. Do you know what he is majoring in? The alumni connections rival USC.
241Volcanos
Well-Known Member
What did CU academically used to be that it is not today?
Our party school rankings have taken a hit due to COVID.
It used to be considered good to great. It's now considered very mediocre by just about every publication out there and pretty average relative to Pac 12 peers. Of course, there are certain departments that are great at CU, but most football players aren't looking to major in Astrophysics.
The B School used to be a nationally recognized school and now it's ranked 60th in the country and 7th in the Pac 12 alone (Forbes).
CU academics, in general, have been on a steady decline for a while now
Michigan is still one of the best public universities in America. Good for him to take that portion of the deal seriously, which makes a ton of sense with him (likely) being the child of recent immigrants.
Stars don’t matter
We are not Arizona Stripper U which is allegedly a community college.
B school meaning business school? It's actually doing really well shooting up the undergrad business school ranks. I think they were 21st in the country last year. It's definitely more rigorous than it was when I was there
Yeah, I don't know, I just looked at Forbes for overall academic rankings and business school rankings.
CU B-School is solid and climbing in reputation, but Michigan is considered pretty elite (Source: how it's viewed, not checking publications).
According to US News and World Report’s rankings, their undergrad Business School tied for third with Cal.
To be clear, that's Michigan, not CU
Manhattan will correct me even when we agree...
I wasn’t correcting, just adding.Manhattan will correct me even when we agree...
WarBuff
Club Member
The Big 10 is so solid when it comes to academics that it is nearly impossible to understand how kNU was ever admitted.
For anyone who hasn't seen it, the Ross School of Business is like a goddamn spaceship on that campus. It is gorgeous
And CU's is 70th. Oof.
The other 13 schools needed easy wins in football
Like that guy could be more awesome
I think that Carlin guy is trying to come up with the 7 names you can’t say in a CU recruiting thread.