Senior Plans Thread

[smokey_wasp]

Jordan Domineck to graduate and return . He is a "Covid Junior" so he will be taking full advantage of his extra year.

 

[ibeattetris]

Jordan Domineck to graduate and return . He is a "Covid Junior" so he will be taking full advantage of his extra year.

Bright spot on defense returning is huge!

 

[g0lftime]

Great looking young man and an excellent player. Glad he is coming back and working on his master's. He is an example of what college football should be about.

 

[cthenrys]

Right on. I don’t like our record (or really our HC) but we for sure seem to have guys we can be damn proud of. CGC gets some credit for that IMO

 

[swampsting]

24 guys are taking part in senior day, and 11 of those are guys who could return (note to ramblinwreck.com - people are who/whom, things are that).
Anyone have any idea who is on the list to take part in Senior Day activities?

 

[iceeater1969]

the last morgan is walking

 

[swampsting]

the last morgan is walking

we could use a couple more of them!

 

[LongforDodd]

What’s the deal with our Grads going for masters at GT? JDom seems to be doing it but a few years ago one of ours couldn’t do it?

 

[smokey_wasp]

What’s the deal with our Grads going for masters at GT? JDom seems to be doing it but a few years ago one of ours couldn’t do it?

Didn't Cottrell and Curry do it, too? Maybe something changed in the last few years.

 

[forensicbuzz]

What’s the deal with our Grads going for masters at GT? JDom seems to be doing it but a few years ago one of ours couldn’t do it?

No. There is no problem getting a MS at Tech for our players. The problem is that most of the players were Business Administration majors and the program they were interested in was the MBA program. That's extremely difficult to get into, especially without work experience. If you're in an Engineering, Science, or Liberal Arts program, getting into the Master's program isn't the uphill battle the MBA program is.

 

[LongforDodd]

No. There is no problem getting a MS at Tech for our players. The problem is that most of the players were Business Administration majors and the program they were interested in was the MBA program. That's extremely difficult to get into, especially without work experience. If you're in an Engineering, Science, or Liberal Arts program, getting into the Master's program isn't the uphill battle the MBA program is.

Thanks. That's what I remember from past discussions here.