MUTigerFan Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 What an a$$. One of my degrees is from Cornell and would never think, let alone say such B.S. The education, no matter where you go, is what YOU make of it. Even at Mizzou this is case. That might be funny in English. Cornell Middle School?? Quote Link to comment
Vince from ShamWOW Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 What an a$$. One of my degrees is from Cornell and would never think, let alone say such B.S. The education, no matter where you go, is what YOU make of it. Even at Mizzou this is case. That might be funny in English. Cornell Middle School?? Quote Link to comment
DJR313 Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 What a pompous ass. I hope he gets what he wants in life after he plays a game of hide and go f#*k yourself. Seriously, could his nose be propped any higher in the air. What a douche. Quote Link to comment
UGAHusker Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 "I finally just decided, if I'm going into spring practice, I'm going to be here this fall and I'm going to graduate from Nebraska," Witt said. That's not what he wanted. What Witt wanted is the vibrant academic atmosphere he has found at Yale in classes such as "Political Philosophy of Abraham Lincoln" and "Comparative Welfare Policy in Developing Countries." He wanted a locker room where the level of humor rose above towel-snapping. Girls are a topic of conversation, but so is health care. He found a locker room, he said, where he heard the refrain "C's get degrees." He saw Nebraska players who graduated in 2008 struggle to find the kind of job that might appeal to him. What an a$$. One of my degrees is from Cornell and would never think, let alone say such B.S. The education, no matter where you go, is what YOU make of it. Even at Mizzou this is case. Was Lincoln's political philosophy to beat up desk assistants at college dormitories? If so, Witt might exempt out of that class... Yeah, Witt is WAY to high-level for the pettiness of the State school system. Quote Link to comment
typ3kal Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 Not surprised at the way he characterizes the Huskers. Whatever. He wasn't a good fit here, and we weren't a good fit for him. No biggie. Good luck to him in the future, and here's hoping he puts that degree to good use. Good move for him. No one who ever graduated from UNL ever amounted to anything. Sincerely, Warren Buffett Who also had a degree from Wharton at UPenn- another Ivy League school. Lay off the kid, if I were in his shoes I would have done the same thing. I would take an education from Yale over UNL any day and I have a degree from UNL. Attending Yale like playing for the Huskers is a once in a lifetime thing. It's his life, let him make what he wants of it. He left the program without much controversy unlike other players that are kicked off and make a huge fuss. He has my thumbs up. Quote Link to comment
macroboy Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 Don't you think we're being a little over sensitive here? I would put it like this: At Nebraska there are football players who happen to go to school. At Yale there are scholars who happen to play football. Different set of priorities. Making sure everyone gets the most out of their schooling or even graduates is not really what winning D1 programs are all about. They are about winning football games. Quote Link to comment
caveman99 Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 Not surprised at the way he characterizes the Huskers. Whatever. He wasn't a good fit here, and we weren't a good fit for him. No biggie. Good luck to him in the future, and here's hoping he puts that degree to good use. Good move for him. No one who ever graduated from UNL ever amounted to anything. Sincerely, Warren Buffett Who also had a degree from Wharton at UPenn- another Ivy League school. Lay off the kid, if I were in his shoes I would have done the same thing. I would take an education from Yale over UNL any day and I have a degree from UNL. Attending Yale like playing for the Huskers is a once in a lifetime thing. It's his life, let him make what he wants of it. He left the program without much controversy unlike other players that are kicked off and make a huge fuss. He has my thumbs up. I don't think most of us have an issue with him leaving rather the comments attributed to him from the story posted in this thread. Quote Link to comment
Vince from ShamWOW Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 Not surprised at the way he characterizes the Huskers. Whatever. He wasn't a good fit here, and we weren't a good fit for him. No biggie. Good luck to him in the future, and here's hoping he puts that degree to good use. Good move for him. No one who ever graduated from UNL ever amounted to anything. Sincerely, Warren Buffett Who also had a degree from Wharton at UPenn- another Ivy League school. Lay off the kid, if I were in his shoes I would have done the same thing. I would take an education from Yale over UNL any day and I have a degree from UNL. Attending Yale like playing for the Huskers is a once in a lifetime thing. It's his life, let him make what he wants of it. He left the program without much controversy unlike other players that are kicked off and make a huge fuss. He has my thumbs up. Without question it's a thrill, privilege, and an honor to attend and graduate from an Ivy League school. However he knew what he was saying and said it to slam the U of N and his former teammates. For that he doesn't deserve a thumbs up from anybody. As for Buffett's time at Penn, he stayed two years, complaining that he knew more than his professors. After NU he applied to Harvard Business School which rejected him as being too young. After being rejected by HBS he applied then enrolled at Columbia. Quote Link to comment
Igetbored216 Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 Who also had a degree from Wharton at UPenn- another Ivy League school. Lay off the kid, if I were in his shoes I would have done the same thing. I would take an education from Yale over UNL any day and I have a degree from UNL. Attending Yale like playing for the Huskers is a once in a lifetime thing. It's his life, let him make what he wants of it. He left the program without much controversy unlike other players that are kicked off and make a huge fuss. He has my thumbs up. No kidding. Not to mention the fact that one could name a HUGE amount of successful individuals who graduated from Yale. Quote Link to comment
Pedro Guerrero Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 One of my degrees is from Cornell Andy Bernard? Quote Link to comment
GSG Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 Who also had a degree from Wharton at UPenn- another Ivy League school. Lay off the kid, if I were in his shoes I would have done the same thing. I would take an education from Yale over UNL any day and I have a degree from UNL. Attending Yale like playing for the Huskers is a once in a lifetime thing. It's his life, let him make what he wants of it. He left the program without much controversy unlike other players that are kicked off and make a huge fuss. He has my thumbs up. No kidding. Not to mention the fact that one could name a HUGE amount of successful individuals who graduated from Yale. Depends on your definition of success. Plus, one could probably find a larger list of successful individuals who never went to ANY college. Like that guy that invented the pet rock, you can't teach that kind of genius in school. Quote Link to comment
In the Deed the Glory Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 Not surprised at the way he characterizes the Huskers. Whatever. He wasn't a good fit here, and we weren't a good fit for him. No biggie. Good luck to him in the future, and here's hoping he puts that degree to good use. Good move for him. No one who ever graduated from UNL ever amounted to anything. Sincerely, Warren Buffett Who also had a degree from Wharton at UPenn- another Ivy League school. Lay off the kid, if I were in his shoes I would have done the same thing. I would take an education from Yale over UNL any day and I have a degree from UNL. Attending Yale like playing for the Huskers is a once in a lifetime thing. It's his life, let him make what he wants of it. He left the program without much controversy unlike other players that are kicked off and make a huge fuss. He has my thumbs up. Who does? Buffett doesn't. UNL for bachelor's, Columbia University for Masters. Quote Link to comment
knapplc Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 One of my degrees is from Cornell Andy Bernard? Whoa there, Tuna! Quote Link to comment
Vince from ShamWOW Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 One of my degrees is from Cornell Andy Bernard? He's good but Dwight is the best. Quote Link to comment
Vince from ShamWOW Posted September 23, 2009 Share Posted September 23, 2009 Who also had a degree from Wharton at UPenn- another Ivy League school. Lay off the kid, if I were in his shoes I would have done the same thing. I would take an education from Yale over UNL any day and I have a degree from UNL. Attending Yale like playing for the Huskers is a once in a lifetime thing. It's his life, let him make what he wants of it. He left the program without much controversy unlike other players that are kicked off and make a huge fuss. He has my thumbs up. No kidding. Not to mention the fact that one could name a HUGE amount of successful individuals who graduated from Yale. Depends on your definition of success. Plus, one could probably find a larger list of successful individuals who never went to ANY college. Like that guy that invented the pet rock, you can't teach that kind of genius in school. Exactly. So many people equate success to financial wealth. Quote Link to comment
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