10-29-2010, 03:34 PM
::)The NCAA has released its 2010 Graduation Success Rate report. Â
Executive Summary:
Stanford: rocks!
kal berzerkly: Â improves but is still below national average BUT...still has bragging rights over UCLA for whatever that\'s worth.
San Jose St.: Â smoking crater Â
NOTE: Â National avg. for football = 69. Nat. avg. for basketball =66
School                Sport       GSR  FED
Arizona State University            Football    63    51
University of Arizona              Football    48    42
University of Calif., Berkeley         Football    65    62
University of Calif., Los Angeles         Football    52    40
Oregon State University                Football    56    44
University of Oregon              Football    54    53
University of Southern California         Football    61    51
Stanford University              Football    86    82
Washington State University             Football    60    59
University of Washington             Football    82    69
Arizona State University           Men\'s Basketball    60    44
University of Arizona            Men\'s Basketball    20    14
University of Calif., Berkeley      Men\'s Basketball    30    15
University of California, LA           Men\'s Basketball    70    60
Oregon State University            Men\'s Basketball    64    43
University of Oregon            Men\'s Basketball    79    83
University of Southern Calif.          Men\'s Basketball    42    38
Stanford University            Men\'s Basketball    80    80
Washington State University          Men\'s Basketball    44    25
University of Washington          Men\'s Basketball    44    38 OTHER SCHOOLS OF INTEREST
GSR for Football/ GSR for basketball
Utah: Â Â Â 62
Colorado 59
Notre Dame 96 / (Not sure how they do that, but there it is)
Boise State 65/
Fresno State 52/
San Jose St. 42/ 30 (This is an effing outrage. On par w/ impoverished traditional black colleges in the South)
Duke Univ. 95/ 83 (Notre Dame-like score. Beats me how they do it.)
Alabama 67/
Florida 67/
Tennessee 53/ (More than the W/L record down the drain)
Vanderbilt 89/
Executive Summary:
Stanford: rocks!
kal berzerkly: Â improves but is still below national average BUT...still has bragging rights over UCLA for whatever that\'s worth.
San Jose St.: Â smoking crater Â
NOTE: Â National avg. for football = 69. Nat. avg. for basketball =66
School                Sport       GSR  FED
Arizona State University            Football    63    51
University of Arizona              Football    48    42
University of Calif., Berkeley         Football    65    62
University of Calif., Los Angeles         Football    52    40
Oregon State University                Football    56    44
University of Oregon              Football    54    53
University of Southern California         Football    61    51
Stanford University              Football    86    82
Washington State University             Football    60    59
University of Washington             Football    82    69
Arizona State University           Men\'s Basketball    60    44
University of Arizona            Men\'s Basketball    20    14
University of Calif., Berkeley      Men\'s Basketball    30    15
University of California, LA           Men\'s Basketball    70    60
Oregon State University            Men\'s Basketball    64    43
University of Oregon            Men\'s Basketball    79    83
University of Southern Calif.          Men\'s Basketball    42    38
Stanford University            Men\'s Basketball    80    80
Washington State University          Men\'s Basketball    44    25
University of Washington          Men\'s Basketball    44    38 OTHER SCHOOLS OF INTEREST
GSR for Football/ GSR for basketball
Utah: Â Â Â 62
Colorado 59
Notre Dame 96 / (Not sure how they do that, but there it is)
Boise State 65/
Fresno State 52/
San Jose St. 42/ 30 (This is an effing outrage. On par w/ impoverished traditional black colleges in the South)
Duke Univ. 95/ 83 (Notre Dame-like score. Beats me how they do it.)
Alabama 67/
Florida 67/
Tennessee 53/ (More than the W/L record down the drain)
Vanderbilt 89/