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ImBadRU

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Always sound so stupid, by far the worst most unintelligible "students" in the country. Most be those challenging classes.
 
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yellowlot

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Think that is a reach, kids interview differently. You see Joel Berry on TV, Luke Maye was very articulate. UNC is making a run here in the tourney, gotta give them credit.
 
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rubjk

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Back a few years ago there was a 60 minutes or maybe a real sports segment about former players who could barely read Dr. Seuss books after graduation. I hope that’s not the case anymore.
 
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Anon1751594821

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ImBadRU said:
Always sound so stupid, by far the worst most unintelligible "students" in the country. Most be those challenging classes.
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They actually have had some of the most articulate players for many years.

Whether they actually went to class, that's the other story...............

Best of Luck,
Groz
 
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Anon1751594821

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Many people do care. The fact that the "no class" thing lingered for so long and UNC was able to totally whether that storm, proves that the NCAA really does not want to punish the blue bloods.

Also, The FBI thing is 4 years old and never had the "bite" that Dick Vitale, Jay Bilas and many of the inside people thought it would. Will Wade did finally lose his job...

Best of Luck,
Groz
 
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Plum Street

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rubjk said:
Back a few years ago there was a 60 minutes or maybe a real sports segment about former players who could barely read Dr. Seuss books after graduation. I hope that’s not the case anymore.
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It was real sports hbo .
Those player also got degrees. Crazy
 
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NightKnight

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Someone describing an excellent university's students as unintelligible and writing, "Most be those challenging classes."
 
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RAC’emUp

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My daughter was a student there when it hit the fan. One of her friends was a prominent female African American soccer player and sciences major who my daughter thought was brilliant. This young woman was crushed by the scandal as it she felt it raised doubts about her among those who did not know her personally. A sad side effect.

Despite it all UNC remains a top rated public university.
 
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