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Not a good year for academic schools - BostonCard - 12-05-2021
In addition to our well-publicized 3-9 year, private academic schools have had a rough year of things this year, with their US news ranking (arbitrary, but a good guide).
6 Stanford 3-9
9 Northwestern 3-9
9 Duke 3-9
14 Vanderbilt 2-10
17 Rice 4-8
BC
RE: Not a good year for academic schools - Snorlax94 - 12-06-2021
(12-05-2021, 10:37 PM)BostonCard Wrote: In addition to our well-publicized 3-9 year, private academic schools have had a rough year of things this year, with their US news ranking (arbitrary, but a good guide).
6 Stanford 3-9
9 Northwestern 3-9
9 Duke 3-9
14 Vanderbilt 2-10
17 Rice 4-8
BC
Thanks for sharing this interesting data. I did wonder whether there might be something there, like I wonder if certain schools paid so much heed to the pandemic (going virtual, closing campuses, etc) and other schools did not (never closed, kept training/playing/practicing at 100% despite risks to players and communities). But then 2021 comes along and group #2 (all practices, all games) comes along and knocks the block of group #1 (shelter in place, do drills at home, shortened 2020 season).
So 2022 hopefully offers a chance for the academic schools to catch up.
RE: Not a good year for academic schools - Mick - 12-06-2021
(12-06-2021, 12:58 AM)Snorlax94 Wrote:(12-05-2021, 10:37 PM)BostonCard Wrote: In addition to our well-publicized 3-9 year, private academic schools have had a rough year of things this year, with their US news ranking (arbitrary, but a good guide).
6 Stanford 3-9
9 Northwestern 3-9
9 Duke 3-9
14 Vanderbilt 2-10
17 Rice 4-8
BC
Thanks for sharing this interesting data. I did wonder whether there might be something there, like I wonder if certain schools paid so much heed to the pandemic (going virtual, closing campuses, etc) and other schools did not (never closed, kept training/playing/practicing at 100% despite risks to players and communities). But then 2021 comes along and group #2 (all practices, all games) comes along and knocks the block of group #1 (shelter in place, do drills at home, shortened 2020 season).
So 2022 hopefully offers a chance for the academic schools to catch up.
How did the best public schools do (just took these from USNWR Top 10 public schools. Wisconsin, tOSU, Georgia barely missed out)?
Georgia Tech, 3-9
Washington, 4-8
California, 5-7
Texas, 5-7
Virginia, 6-6
Florida, 6-6 (it's on the list)
North Carolina, 6-6
UCLA, 8-4
Michigan, highly successful, 12-1
RE: Not a good year for academic schools - Phogge - 12-06-2021
Don’t know about the others but Stanford had stale coaches and crappy players.
RE: Not a good year for academic schools - BostonCard - 12-06-2021
Michigan and Notre Dame were the two successful schools in the US News top-25.
BC
RE: Not a good year for academic schools - Langdude - 12-06-2021
If a highly-ranked recruit was interested in competitive football and high-level academics, it seems ND or UM has been leading the field in recent years...
-m.