08-18-2015, 04:03 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-18-2015, 08:24 AM by OutsiderFan.)
More on Robertson...
That Rivals interview with the Georgia site writer just posted yesterday is unfortunate. The writer uses "Cardinals" when referring to Stanford. Then he proceeds to claim Robertson is taking "Stanford's admission test" next month to see if he gets a qualifying score, rather than say he is taking whatever it is, the SAT or ACT. So naturally, some UGA fan comments and says "if he passes Stanford's test, he goes there."Â
Aren't reporters suppose to check facts and give some semblance of accuracy in their reporting? Might it be appropriate for the writer to bone up on what the Stanford admissions process is, so he can at least say "Robertson needs a minimum X score on Y test, and has to write five essays as part of his application. He has already enrolled in two AP classes in his Senior year, which Stanford also requires, and he believes his GPA is high enough to gain admission." Or something akin to that?
The good news in that article: It seems Robertson is traveling to the West Coast specifically to visit Stanford. He's not checking out Ca.l (as if it would be an option), UCLA, or USC.
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That Rivals interview with the Georgia site writer just posted yesterday is unfortunate. The writer uses "Cardinals" when referring to Stanford. Then he proceeds to claim Robertson is taking "Stanford's admission test" next month to see if he gets a qualifying score, rather than say he is taking whatever it is, the SAT or ACT. So naturally, some UGA fan comments and says "if he passes Stanford's test, he goes there."Â
Aren't reporters suppose to check facts and give some semblance of accuracy in their reporting? Might it be appropriate for the writer to bone up on what the Stanford admissions process is, so he can at least say "Robertson needs a minimum X score on Y test, and has to write five essays as part of his application. He has already enrolled in two AP classes in his Senior year, which Stanford also requires, and he believes his GPA is high enough to gain admission." Or something akin to that?
The good news in that article: It seems Robertson is traveling to the West Coast specifically to visit Stanford. He's not checking out Ca.l (as if it would be an option), UCLA, or USC.
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