Scout Article

[BigRedMan]

It says someone had us number 1 and it was a done deal, but something kept it from happening. does anyone know who this article is talking about?

[HeyBurke]

It would help if you linked the article.

[Nexus]

It's likely about Marcus Rios. If you go to Forums/The Red Zone, the first topic posted says:

 

Marcus Rios possibly dealing with an academic problem

[corncraze]

It's likely about Marcus Rios. If you go to Forums/The Red Zone, the first topic posted says:

 

Marcus Rios possibly dealing with an academic problem

"He's going to graduate Friday," Richard Rios said. "There really are no schools that fit his criteria that he could gain early entry to in January. So he's decided to take another math class and finish up a foreign language requirement."

 

Nebraska requires him to take a geometry course, Notre Dame requires him to take a language course.

[Treand3]

It's likely about Marcus Rios. If you go to Forums/The Red Zone, the first topic posted says:

 

Marcus Rios possibly dealing with an academic problem

"He's going to graduate Friday," Richard Rios said. "There really are no schools that fit his criteria that he could gain early entry to in January. So he's decided to take another math class and finish up a foreign language requirement."

 

Nebraska requires him to take a geometry course, Notre Dame requires him to take a language course.

 

I'm a little confused. Does this mean he's ND bound?

[huskerhill]

It's likely about Marcus Rios. If you go to Forums/The Red Zone, the first topic posted says:

 

Marcus Rios possibly dealing with an academic problem

"He's going to graduate Friday," Richard Rios said. "There really are no schools that fit his criteria that he could gain early entry to in January. So he's decided to take another math class and finish up a foreign language requirement."

 

Nebraska requires him to take a geometry course, Notre Dame requires him to take a language course.

 

I'm a little confused. Does this mean he's ND bound?

 

It would seem that he's keeping his options open. If he were ND bound, why take the math class and vice-versa?

[C N Red]

It's likely about Marcus Rios. If you go to Forums/The Red Zone, the first topic posted says:

 

Marcus Rios possibly dealing with an academic problem

"He's going to graduate Friday," Richard Rios said. "There really are no schools that fit his criteria that he could gain early entry to in January. So he's decided to take another math class and finish up a foreign language requirement."

 

Nebraska requires him to take a geometry course, Notre Dame requires him to take a language course.

 

I'm a little confused. Does this mean he's ND bound?

 

It would seem that he's keeping his options open. If he were ND bound, why take the math class and vice-versa?

Well, here's to hoping he passes his geometry class and fails his language class.

[NoLongerN]

I would guess passing the geometry class is the tougher route ... thus the latter.

[HeyBurke]

The guy's taking a geometry class as a senior? Heh.

[Dan_F_31]

Well, here's to hoping he passes his geometry class and fails his language class.

 

I would think that ND would require the geometry class as well. ND's academics are better than Nebraskas and if Nebraska required geometry I'm sure ND would require it. Don't you think? I would think ND would require both while Nebraska would require just the core math requirement. I just can't imagine ND not requiring geometry with the academic standing that university has.

[Dan_F_31]

I just looked it up and the best that I can find is that Notre Dame requires geometry as well. Although there website is not as clear cut as Nebraska's freshman requirements for admission. Of Course there could be exceptions I guess.

[lionsfan93]

I'm pretty sure Nebraska requires a foreign language as well. Basically, from my understanding, he has enough credits to graduate, but he hasn't fufilled all of the requirements for his top schools. He is slowing things down a bit now and taking his time with a decision.

[jsneb83]

I'm pretty sure Nebraska requires a foreign language as well. Basically, from my understanding, he has enough credits to graduate, but he hasn't fufilled all of the requirements for his top schools. He is slowing things down a bit now and taking his time with a decision.

UNL doesn't require foreign language for admission, just 4 years in order to graduate (2 for College of Engineering).