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?
: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.
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.