Recruits 2026 and Beyond

[BearLover]

Pelletier won USHL player of the week for like the fifth week in a row. I don't know how we managed to screw this up.
*coaching staff defense squad assembles*

neither does anyone else, or if they screwed up at all! nobody is defending anyone but we've also moved on. he isn't coming.

Never give up. He's already decommitted once before.

[Trotsky]

Southern schools have hookers on the cheer squad for the school visit.  Just sayin'.

https://www.13wmaz.com/article/news/crime/entire-college-cheer-squad-suspended-after-prostitution-accusation/93-428172071

< thinks about the consequences of admission scores >

Just give em cash.

[David Harding]

Southern schools have hookers on the cheer squad for the school visit.  Just sayin'.

https://www.13wmaz.com/article/news/crime/entire-college-cheer-squad-suspended-after-prostitution-accusation/93-428172071

< thinks about the consequences of admission scores >

Just give em cash.

I'll admit that I was a clueless nerd in high school.  I'd scored quite well on the standardized tests, as did we all who made it to Cornell, and I received lots of mailings from colleges.  The one that really baffled me was a big picture postcard from some southern school showing a row of coeds in bathing suits sitting on a diving board at a swimming pool.  The words on the other side were as skimpy as the bathing suits, and included no mention of the academic program.  Since the education was why I planned to go to college, I just didn't grasp the point of the postcard. 

[Trotsky]

Southern schools have hookers on the cheer squad for the school visit.  Just sayin'.

https://www.13wmaz.com/article/news/crime/entire-college-cheer-squad-suspended-after-prostitution-accusation/93-428172071

< thinks about the consequences of admission scores >

Just give em cash.

I'll admit that I was a clueless nerd in high school.  I'd scored quite well on the standardized tests, as did we all who made it to Cornell, and I received lots of mailings from colleges.  The one that really baffled me was a big picture postcard from some southern school showing a row of coeds in bathing suits sitting on a diving board at a swimming pool.  The words on the other side were as skimpy as the bathing suits, and included no mention of the academic program.  Since the education was why I planned to go to college, I just didn't grasp the point of the postcard. 

As a HS junior I got a "return this for your diploma" brochure from Pepperdine.  Now if you have seen Pepperdine you know their campus is jaw-droppingly beautiful.  They are the Pebble Beach of universities. 



And because of the demo (southern California, Fundies without a brain in their pretty little heads) the campus is not all that is amazing.

In a 32-page brochure with pictures of their undergrads in various poses and activities on every page, there was not a single book.  God I wish I had kept that.  When people say schools today merely market T&A to their students I always think back to 1979.  I assume it was the same in 1959 too.  And 1939. 

You gotta set the tone.