How are the teachers that are failing bball players at the Cuse still employed?

Maybe Syracuse should recruit players that are able to read

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Maybe Syracuse should recruit players that are able to read

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They aren't there to read

I think Fab got caught cheating

We came here to play (insert revenue men's sport). We ain't come here to play school

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ome schools have integrity, something I wouldn't expect a gump to understand so I won't hold it against you.

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Yea, like McFadden was Rhode Scholar. Student athletes are essentially why most schools have large faculty and staffs. If not for college athletics that generate revenue, most schools would be like Tufts.

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Some schools have integrity, something I wouldn't expect a gump to understand so I won't hold it against you.

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Like 3 of them and Cuse ain't one.

Tenure

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Yea, like McFadden was Rhode Scholar. Student athletes are essentially why most schools have large faculty and staffs. If not for college athletics that generate revenue, most schools would be like Tufts.

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There are about 340 Division 1 Athletic Departments.
Of those about 30 make over $1 million in revenue. Another ten make just enough to be sustainable. Therefore 300 Division 1 Athletic Departments actually operate at a loss. If anything, you could argue these schools would be able to afford larger and better faculty if not for their athletic departments.

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Yea, like McFadden was Rhode Scholar. Student athletes are essentially why most schools have large faculty and staffs. If not for college athletics that generate revenue, most schools would be like Tufts.

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Take a look at the endowments and grants that Big Ten, ACC and Ivy League schools have and then get back with me on that one, Einstein. There's a very good reason why the Big Ten wants their schools to be AAU members and why the CIC carries so much weight.

Imagine Professors taking education seriously!!!