cjohn

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That stat is BS.

Average and median are different. Yes. The Aggies may have a kid or kids that get PE degrees and make 350k a year.. but what does that say about be kids that are making jack shite to get that average salary.

For example.. Bamas biggest degree program is nursing. We all know nurses don’t make much money, but God bless them for what they do.

That also skews the average. It’s all relative. Compare average salary’s from the same degrees, from the same time period.

Give context and give details.

Two bama graduates with the same degree with one living in Birmingham or Memphis, would make less than one living in Sarasota or Palm Beach. Cost of living is more and so they get paid more.

Also, geography plays a lot in the salary that one person might make. For example, an Aggie graduate may make more money in Houston than they would in Miami. But a Florida graduate Mike make more money in Tampa than they would in Baton Rouge.

Example is if someone graduated from Alabama or Auburn in Construction science or civil Engineering and worked for Brassfield and Gorie they would make more than an Aggie because the owners of those companies are also Alabama and Auburn graduates. It would be the same scenario for someone that worked at Buckys in the corporate office or Dell computers for Texas. It’s not just simply if you go to that school or the school you make more money than this or that school. There are a lot of factors that go into how much someone makes who they have a relationship with what company they are working for and where are they located.

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Damn, I need boots for that amount of rationalization.

347 Div I Women's Volleyball teams according to chatgpt.

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I’ll take Pennington coaching third base and Cain as a recruiter and talent evaluator.

But to be honest, A&M needs a pitching coach first and foremost

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Hired one a couple of days ago. Know nothing about him though.

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UT-A means Austin
UT is Tennessee.
newcomers don't dictate history

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uta.edu is Arlington
utk.edu is Tennessee
ut.edu is University of Tampa

You both got trolled by a tiny school when domains were being claimed.

Georgia afraid of College Station as well.

I think with the scheduling since 2012, everyone has one of those.

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it's not an NCAA rule, though, so it's not really an odd rationale. Teams agree whether or not to use it in OOC games and it's a conference decision in conference games. There is no NCAA rule that establishes a run rule. Conferences/teams have just started adopting them more to save pitching

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It was added to the NCAA rule book in 1993 where it basically lay dormant and unenforced until the SEC decided to do use it in 2023. In 2024 most other conferences adopted it, and either last year or this year the umpires were told across the board to enforce it.

Arkansas record going to flip soon. Very very soon.

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I’m about as Aggie as it gets and my wife is an Ag, but A&M 2nd on that list is sillly. We train chemists and engineers, not high maintenance sorority bimbos.

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I believe we have the largest education department in the state. We do indeed train soririty bimbos and in large numbers. You just need to get out of the engineering/hard science corner of the campus.

I do agree second is a little silly, but definitely in the top half. Probably 4th or 5th would be more realistic.

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You should join the aTm board. That's where all the gay stuff gets posted.

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Just for grins, I asked ChatGPT so take it with a grain of salt. From personal experience, LSU too low, Vanderbilt too high. Genuinely surprised with Florida as well. I would have guess mid tier for them, but thaty do seem to win a lot of SEC titles so they can complete with the horns for it.

SEC Universities Grouped by Campus Pride Inclusion

Tier:TIER 1: MOST INCLUSIVE (4.0+ STARS)
University of Texas at Austin
University of Florida
Vanderbilt University
University of Kentucky

TIER 2: MODERATELY RATED (3.0 – 4.0 STARS)
University of Tennessee
University of Missouri
University of Oklahoma
University of Georgia
University of Mississippi (Ole Miss)

TIER 3: MOST CONSERVATIVE (UNDER 3.0 STARS)
University of Alabama
Texas A&M University
Auburn University
Louisiana State University (LSU)
University of Arkansas
Mississippi State University
University of South Carolina

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1) Ole Miss 2) LSU 3) Florida 4) Texas 5) Georgia 6) Alabama 7) Auburn 8) South Carolina 9) Georgia 10) Miss State 11) Kentucky 12) Tennessee 13) Oklahoma 14) Arkansas 15) Vanderbilt 16) Missouri

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You have Georgia twice. Funny I live outside of Athens as a single dad with 2 teenage boys. The few times I have taken them to College Station, they have commented on how much better the women look there than Athens.