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Subject: Yawn...
Author: Go Green	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: 08:08:37 08/14/24 Wed In reply to: M3 's message, "Ivy League Degrees Worthless?" on 06:41:32 08/14/24 Wed I've been seeing articles of this sort ever since I received my own degree. [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Ivy League Degrees Worthless?

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Richard (Kent)
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Date Posted: 09:37:43 08/14/24 Wed

The article is 100% spot on. The fact that I was quoted is irrelevant. The League was savaged after last season. It could be worse after next season. I warned about this a year ago and someone said ignore him, he has a vested interest. The next frontier is lacrosse. All universities now have 33 scholarships, so a kid choosing Cornell or Penn over a UVA is highly unlikely. The best outcome is that the League loses the Choh case an the Philly wage case and actually pretends that it is 2024 and not 1954. It is a miracles that Brown, Yale and Princeton kep 6 star players in basketball. All are upperclassmen close to a degree. Good luck keep a rising sophomore after next season. No NIL. No collectives. No scholarships will be the end of Ivy sports as we know it.