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<blockquote data-quote="Skeptic" data-source="post: 401066" data-attributes="member: 2175"><p>It seems always to be the same rationalizations, mixing in a couple of snarky observations about "others". No question there are any number of things that need to be fixed, improved, instituted, whatever. But you can end any kind of "university" argument with a question: if GT is a university, then where is the "university" curriculum? Stanford is an engineering school, pretty good I'm told, but look at its course offerings. Clemson is an engineering school, pretty good I'm told, but look at its course offerings. I'm sure there are many such examples. Tech seems to want to talk to recruits about how much money they can make. As long as they want to do technical or engineering type stuff. In other words, something they don't want to do. And that is the nub of it. Knock it, condemn it, ridicule it, do whatever. But these schools are graduating players and said players seem to get jobs. Tech can and should do all the other things and the cold, hard fact remains: it is not going to be a Clemson, Miami or FSU. Blue chippers look at calculus and physics and say ... what do you think they say? I've been a fan a long time and want to see them do really well. But the scales are long gone from my eyes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Skeptic, post: 401066, member: 2175"] It seems always to be the same rationalizations, mixing in a couple of snarky observations about "others". No question there are any number of things that need to be fixed, improved, instituted, whatever. But you can end any kind of "university" argument with a question: if GT is a university, then where is the "university" curriculum? Stanford is an engineering school, pretty good I'm told, but look at its course offerings. Clemson is an engineering school, pretty good I'm told, but look at its course offerings. I'm sure there are many such examples. Tech seems to want to talk to recruits about how much money they can make. As long as they want to do technical or engineering type stuff. In other words, something they don't want to do. And that is the nub of it. Knock it, condemn it, ridicule it, do whatever. But these schools are graduating players and said players seem to get jobs. Tech can and should do all the other things and the cold, hard fact remains: it is not going to be a Clemson, Miami or FSU. Blue chippers look at calculus and physics and say ... what do you think they say? I've been a fan a long time and want to see them do really well. But the scales are long gone from my eyes. [/QUOTE]
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