Short sighted comment. We need all ACC teams to be competitive (or at least the top half) .That's OK with me though. No need to have Duke competitive with GT.
Short sighted comment. We need all ACC teams to be competitive (or at least the top half) .That's OK with me though. No need to have Duke competitive with GT.
The only thing Dr Chu ever said that I could understand was "equibrum point".Only those who have not taken more than one course in Econ could make that statement. Kong Chu about did me in with advanced Econ.
Short sighted comment. We need all ACC teams to be competitive (or at least the top half) .
Duke needs to suck in football. Be the Vandy of the ACCShort sighted comment. We need all ACC teams to be competitive (or at least the top half) .
All ACC teams just need to win their OOC games and not lose to FCS, MAC, and Sun Belt teams.The ACC needs some more strength at the very top right now but Duke ain’t gonna be that team and we don’t want them being it anyway, fanbase-size-wise.
So they can be one of the bottom teams that needs to be bad instead of pulling off annoying upsets to create logjams at 5-3.
I was illustrating the absurdity of suggesting any major field of study is somehow easy.Only those who have not taken more than one course in Econ could make that statement. Kong Chu about did me in with advanced Econ.
Ah, OK. My bad. Carry on!I was illustrating the absurdity of suggesting any major field of study is somehow easy.
We’re talking about majors designed to protect athletes from having to be student-athletes. In that context, your last bit pretty much negates your entire post.Depends on the program, just like sociology.
Today people share stories in bars, read some on the internet, put too much faith in their own experience, and listen to some strong opinions by fringe “experts,” and honestly believe they are an expert on everything from epidemiology to psychology to theology to investing in the stock market. Every field requires discipline and rigor if taught in a reputable way.
They had an ESPN article on him within the last 6 months. Why he left BYU IDK. Reasons for leaving UVA - He did move back out West with his horses and land so that was part of the reason but also wanted some time off. He is a pretty intense guy and said he needed a break.Can’t figure out why he’d leave BYU for UVA, do ok with them, retire, then come back to New Mexico
I haven't read the article yet, but I will. College football is definitely at a crossroads.There are some ways to run in political directions with this article and the way it’s written. I think the bigger thing it talks about is Elko turning his back on his Duke players in a callous way.
Most of his former players found out he left via news or social media.
Some players may follow him. Others feel betrayed
He didn’t leave as badly as Petrino left the Falcons, but it was similar
When we are betrayed: Who to be and what to do?
We must also honor that we have invisible, moral injuries from how former Duke Football Coach Mike Elko left us.www.dukechronicle.com
I had heard he did a zoom meeting.There are some ways to run in political directions with this article and the way it’s written. I think the bigger thing it talks about is Elko turning his back on his Duke players in a callous way.
Most of his former players found out he left via news or social media.
Some players may follow him. Others feel betrayed
He didn’t leave as badly as Petrino left the Falcons, but it was similar
When we are betrayed: Who to be and what to do?
We must also honor that we have invisible, moral injuries from how former Duke Football Coach Mike Elko left us.www.dukechronicle.com
For four whole minutes.I had heard he did a zoom meeting.
Elko: So, let me tell you about this great opportunity I have......(describes wonderful opportunity)...... And in closing, I'll be leaving for that great opportunity post haste..... Are there any questions??For four whole minutes.
Powerful and full of wisdom.There are some ways to run in political directions with this article and the way it’s written. I think the bigger thing it talks about is Elko turning his back on his Duke players in a callous way.
Most of his former players found out he left via news or social media.
Some players may follow him. Others feel betrayed
He didn’t leave as badly as Petrino left the Falcons, but it was similar
When we are betrayed: Who to be and what to do?
We must also honor that we have invisible, moral injuries from how former Duke Football Coach Mike Elko left us.www.dukechronicle.com