True statement. But, while theoretically possible, most football players at the schools you mention do not major in anything near as academically rigorous as the Tech mgmt degree.
Out of your list of 4 colleges, one of them is not like the others. I grew up in Georgia and was led to believe UGA was a great school and have countless examples of people who got degrees from UGA who did well within the state. If someone's plan is to stay in the state of Georgia the degree carries a lot of weight. If someone's plan is to move elsewhere and see new things a degree from UGA is as good as a degree from anywhere, just shows you went to college but it's not a national brand. Even in the mid-atlantic where I live now, which is relatively close, people would look down on a degree from there. This stems mostly from the thought that people from the south are stupid, not arguing this point we play with the hand we're dealt, and having a degree from an average school in a dumb area is not looked upon well.
