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Pac-12 All Academic Team (congrats to Sabatino & Shane)

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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - The following student-athletes have been named to the 2012 Pac-12 Men’s Basketball All-Academic teams, Commissioner Larry Scott announced Thursday. To be eligible for selection to the academic team, a student-athlete must have a minimum 3.0 overall grade-point average and be either a starter or significant contributor.

PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIC - MEN’S BASKETBALL

First Team

Sabatino Chen, COLO RS Jr 3.56 Mathematics

John Gage, STAN So 3.66 Undeclared

Trent Lockett, ASU Jr 3.32 Business Communications

Rhys Murphy, OSU Jr 3.77 Psychology

Jack Trotter, STAN Sr. 3.73 Economics

Second Team

Harper Kamp, CAL Sr. 3.17 American Studies

Abe Lodwick, WSU Sr 3.22 Communication

Josh Owens, STAN Sr 3.10 Economics

Patrick Simon, WSU So 3.34 Undeclared

Andrew Zimmerman, STAN Sr 3.23 Psychology

Honorable Mention

Stefan Nastic, So., STAN; Dwight Powell, So., STAN; Shane Harris-Tunks, RS So., COLO; Angus Brandt, Jr., OSU; Jorge Gutierrez, Sr., CAL; Charlie Enquist, Sr., WSU; Garrett Sim, Sr., ORE; Josh Huestis, So., STAN; Anthony Brown, So., STAN; Brendan Lane, Jr., UCLA.

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Julie Seabrook was Honorable Mention for the women's team.
 
If your major is bull**** like psychology or (business) communications you shouldn't be allowed on the list.
 
HouBuff said:
What the heck is American Studies?
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That was my major. Back then, it was some core courses that were American history, civics & literature... and then the head of the department agreed to count any course that I could justify as "at least 50% American" toward my major.
 
if you can't make b's in college today, you ain't trying.

i could write a very tough course in gameboy. FWIW.
 
S2S,

I've got to say that if I'm driving across a bridge or flying on an airplane, I'd like to believe that whomever did the structural analysis got the math 100% right. I fully support your professor failing people.
 
Buffnik said:
S2S,

I've got to say that if I'm driving across a bridge or flying on an airplane, I'd like to believe that whomever did the structural analysis got the math 100% right. I fully support your professor failing people.
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If he was testing us over material we were taught I wouldn't have a problem either

BTW Sorry for the terrible threadjack... not even a funny one lol
 
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dply said:
Anything lower than a 4.0 at ASU and you shouldn't be allowed on the list.
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It's heartening that the number 4 and decimals have finally made it to the ASU campus.
 
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