Golly, NCAA is tightening up on 'diploma mills'

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This is good news for all schools that actually try to keep academic standards above athletic ability. It's only a baby step for the NCAA, but it appears to definitely be a step in the right direction. Coach G says "it should have gone a step further".;) (Edited for Techgator who can now go ballistic on Matt Winklejohn & Carter Strickland of the AJC if necessary :>) )

http://www.ajc.com/sports/content/sports/uga/stories/2007/05/12/0513ncaajuco.html?COXnetJSessionIDbuild31b=CrV1GHxXxTnwT0514LpXx87KQLdD2rvcjhv9Yvtdx41PMGFqvzhW!2116253067&UrAuth=%60N\NUObNWUbTTUWUXUVUZTZUbUWU_UbUZU\UbUcTYWYWZV&urcm=y
 
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You mean "it should have gone a step farther" right?

I'm usually not one for being an English teacher on message boards, but when people say should have, would've, could've, or might have "went" I go ballistic!

Sorry!
 
The bigger problem for us will be meeting the grad rate and grad progress standards...or else lose schollies...TALK ABOUT DIFFERENT!

Nowhere to hide at GT....no P.E. majors...no sports history majors...no liberal arts majors...no African-American history majors...no hospitality majors...etc. etc.

Management is as easy as it gets at GT (that is what I majored in at GT)...and that is freakin' genius level work at the football factories.

I don't care...I like being different than the rest...something to be proud of.
 
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