Re: Graduation Numbers For Selected Teams(1996-99Recruiting Classes)

[Dan Marshall]

Ben it's a discussion not an argument... And there's nothing else(Thankfully
as was pointed out) to talk about.

Should we just ignore the big elephant in the room? 

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I havent checked email in a week.  91 messages.

Still arguing over Huggins/Zimpher fueled by lack of national(worldwide)
media coverage.  I think we all agree.  It stinks.  Let's get over it. move
on, support the current team the best we can, not by calling them a midmajor
team with a midmajor coach but a Beast Team with a Beast coach.

Now, I will get off my very tall horse, and say its interesting about the
graduation rates. Huh, higher than KY, L'Ville, OH St, & way over Tenn.  Why
again do we get the bad rap?

Go Cats!



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http://web1.ncaa.org/app_data/gsr2006/140.pdf Cincinnati GSR 46, Fed 29.

http://web1.ncaa.org/app_data/gsr2006/334.pdf Kentucky GSR 33, Fed 23.

http://web1.ncaa.org/app_data/gsr2006/367.pdf Louisville GSR 33, Fed 22.

http://web1.ncaa.org/app_data/gsr2006/518.pdf Ohio State GSR 38, Fed 10.

http://web1.ncaa.org/app_data/gsr2006/694.pdf Tennessee GSR 18, Fed 8.

http://web1.ncaa.org/app_data/gsr2006/306.pdf Indiana GSR 82, Fed 67.

http://www.ncaa.org/grad_rates/2005/d1_info.pdf Explanation of GSR here. It
counts JuCo transfers, Div I transfers, and players who leave in good
academic standing.

The Federal method counts ONLY HS freshmen entering on scholarship and
whether they graduate in 6 years or not.

Huggins fared better against nearby schools than you might think.

Tom Gray, Bearcat fan since 1958