[JJJ]

[quote author=Boston Card link=topic=9617.msg156375#msg156375 date=1455301757]
http://georgiatech.blog.ajc.com/2016/02/...n-extends/

Here's the rundown on Robertson.  Still nothing about his score.

BC

The article says he needs a 1500 (probably 3-part score) to initiate the application for consideration, which is quite different than getting 1500 to be admitted.  1500 (3-part) is not a high bar, so I would guess the former statement in the article is more likely the case.  His special skill would have to carry a lot of weight for him to be admitted.

I consider ND to be the favorite.
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Anyone else surprised with that 1500 hurdle (out of 2400 max)?

And if you have 33 minutes to kill (until the WBB game starts?), this edition from Cardinal CounTree (Matt Vassar) on Rule of Tree may be of interest, with a few minutes on each of the recruits (a few days old).

http://www.ruleoftree.com/2016/2/8/10938...n/10643699

[JJJ]

[quote author=Boston Card link=topic=9617.msg156375#msg156375 date=1455301757]
http://georgiatech.blog.ajc.com/2016/02/...n-extends/

Here's the rundown on Robertson.  Still nothing about his score.

BC

The article says he needs a 1500 (probably 3-part score) to initiate the application for consideration, which is quite different than getting 1500 to be admitted.  1500 (3-part) is not a high bar, so I would guess the former statement in the article is more likely the case.  His special skill would have to carry a lot of weight for him to be admitted.

I consider ND to be the favorite.
[/quote]

Anyone else surprised with that 1500 hurdle (out of 2400 max)?

And if you have 33 minutes to kill (until the WBB game starts?), this edition from Cardinal CounTree (Matt Vassar) on Rule of Tree may be of interest, with a few minutes on each of the recruits (a few days old).

http://www.ruleoftree.com/2016/2/8/10938...n/10643699