I live in Texas and had no idea where this school was until I opened this thread.
We have to play well to win this game. They're a decent team that got better as the year progressed. I'm surprised they're only an 8 seed in the NIT. If not for an upset in the conference tourney final, they'd be in the NCAAs. Lots of upperclassmen (mostly JUCO transfers). We can't sleep on these guys.
Most famous alum: Congresswoman Barbara Jordan & NY Giant DE Michael Strahan.
TSU was established in 1927 as the Houston Colored Junior College, through its private college phase as Houston Colored College. On March 3, 1947 the state declared this to be the first state university in Houston, Texas State University for *****es. In 1951 the name changed to Texas Southern University. In 2009, 85 percent of the 9,500 undergraduate students are African American.
Sounds to me like they need to work on their diversity....:devil::dance3:
I have yet to see a white or black Chinese philosopher....Texas Southern could be the yin to Boulder's yang...or the yang to Boulder's yin.
Not being racist nor much of Chinese philosopher, I have no idea which one is white and which is black.
All I'm saying is that there must be a hundred different ways in which Southern Texas ain't Boulder.
FWIW, the "yin-yang" is not about opposites or extremes. The important thing is that didactic concepts blend into each other as part of a whole. In fact, the line that encircles the symbol is most important. It represents the "superior unifying principle" and defines the morality of the system.
But, yeah, Texas Southern has a higher percentage of black folks as students than the University of Colorado.
And the sound of one hand clapping for the TSU Basketball team sounds like what?
FWIW, the "yin-yang" is not about opposites or extremes. The important thing is that didactic concepts blend into each other as part of a whole. In fact, the line that encircles the symbol is most important. It represents the "superior unifying principle" and defines the morality of the system.
Can we talk about the game now?
when you grasp the meaning of yin and yang, it is time for you to go talk basketball.
-phil jackson (original white/black chinese philosopher)
phil jackson
Can we talk about the game now?
But, yeah, Texas Southern has a higher percentage of black folks as students than the University of Colorado.
:congrats:When you grasp the meaning of yin and yang, it is time for you to go talk basketball.
-Phil Jackson (original white/black Chinese philosopher)
Phil Jackson
Understatement of they year. Im taking 4 classes, litteraly do not have one single black person in any of them.
just for fun, and yes you are correct, CU is a lily white school of gentile privilege.....why not tell me 2 of those classes, the department, and the name of the professor?
just for fun, and yes you are correct, CU is a lily white school of gentile privilege.....why not tell me 2 of those classes, the department, and the name of the professor?
CU was established in 1876 as the Colorado Caucasian Junior College, through its private college phase as Colorado WASP College. On March 3, 1947 the state declared this to be the flagship university in Boulder, Colorado University for the Pigment Deficient. In 1951 the name changed to University of Colorado. In 2009, 85 percent of the 25,408 undergraduate students prefer microbrews and organic food, recognize the name David Sadaris, are cool with the concept of practicing a different religion than their parents, and were pushed around in high end strollers as infants.
It would be odd if the Wiki entry for CU Boulder was structured similarly as Texas Southern:
Why?
because i think you are a troll who isn't a CU fan.