Pannell eligibility approved

Started by Al DeFlorio, August 02, 2012, 04:24:36 PM

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TimV

I think they meant "Rob Pannell's back."
"Yo Paulie - I don't see no crowd gathering 'round you neither."


Jeff Hopkins '82


Jim Hyla

Quote from: Al DeFloriohttp://laxmagazine.com/college_men/DI/2011-12/news/080212_ivy_league_approves_fifth_year_for_rob_pannell

QuotePannell took an incomplete in his "Introduction to Philosophy" course, since he wasn't able to complete the necessary schoolwork while meeting with doctors and rehabbing. He also would have missed the final exam.

Give me a break.::whistle:: Pants on fire.
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Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

Redscore

Quote from: Jim Hyla
Quote from: Al DeFloriohttp://laxmagazine.com/college_men/DI/2011-12/news/080212_ivy_league_approves_fifth_year_for_rob_pannell

QuotePannell took an incomplete in his "Introduction to Philosophy" course, since he wasn't able to complete the necessary schoolwork while meeting with doctors and rehabbing. He also would have missed the final exam.

Give me a break.::whistle:: Pants on fire.

Oh let's let it go, would we rather have the alternative?  But, I agree......

Towerroad

The fig leaf is on the on the  small side but it seems to cover. If Rob Pannell is happy with this decision then I am happy.

Wooo Hooo

LGR

Swampy

::wank::
Quote from: Jim Hyla
Quote from: Al DeFloriohttp://laxmagazine.com/college_men/DI/2011-12/news/080212_ivy_league_approves_fifth_year_for_rob_pannell

QuotePannell took an incomplete in his "Introduction to Philosophy" course, since he wasn't able to complete the necessary schoolwork while meeting with doctors and rehabbing. He also would have missed the final exam.

Give me a break.::whistle:: Pants on fire.

Oh, c'mon Jim. All those doctor visits and the rehab must have been much more time-consuming than actually playing in games, attending national awards banquets, playing Memorial Day weekend, etc. By comparison, the things Rob would likely have done had he not been injured would have taken a mere fraction of the time he spent dealing with his injury. :-D

jtn27

Quote from: Jim Hyla
Quote from: Al DeFloriohttp://laxmagazine.com/college_men/DI/2011-12/news/080212_ivy_league_approves_fifth_year_for_rob_pannell

QuotePannell took an incomplete in his "Introduction to Philosophy" course, since he wasn't able to complete the necessary schoolwork while meeting with doctors and rehabbing. He also would have missed the final exam.

Give me a break.::whistle:: Pants on fire.

I kind of have mixed feelings about that. On one hand, I'm glad he's back. But on the other, I take pride in the fact that Cornell puts academics above athletics unlike many schools. This is clearly a case of athletics above academics.
Class of 2013

Robb

Quote from: jtn27
Quote from: Jim Hyla
Quote from: Al DeFloriohttp://laxmagazine.com/college_men/DI/2011-12/news/080212_ivy_league_approves_fifth_year_for_rob_pannell

QuotePannell took an incomplete in his "Introduction to Philosophy" course, since he wasn't able to complete the necessary schoolwork while meeting with doctors and rehabbing. He also would have missed the final exam.

Give me a break.::whistle:: Pants on fire.

I kind of have mixed feelings about that. On one hand, I'm glad he's back. But on the other, I take pride in the fact that Cornell puts academics above athletics unlike many schools. This is clearly a case of athletics above academics.
I don't see it that way.  He'll still take the same courses, do the same amount of work - maybe even more, since it sounds like he's picking up another concentration.  His commitment to academics hasn't changed one iota.  He's not trading away his academic career in order to play lacrosse - he's trading away one year of his ACTUAL career (assuming he still retires at the same age) in order to play lacrosse.
Let's Go RED!

CAS

I agree with Robb above. Pannell is to be commended.  In an era when athletes leave college early to play professionally, Rob is choosing to stay at Cornell, where he'll be taking additional courses as well as playing lacrosse.  I'm looking forward to watching #3 this spring.

Chris '03

Quote from: CASI agree with Robb above. Pannell is to be commended.  In an era when athletes leave college early to play professionally, Rob is choosing to stay at Cornell, where he'll be taking additional courses as well as playing lacrosse.  I'm looking forward to watching #3 this spring.

Not in lacrosse where pros make peanuts.

I'm mixed on this too. I know we'd all be piling on Princeton if they pulled this with a prize lax star.
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