Pretty interesting graphic. And shows how damn good Stanford is at non-revenue sports. Michigan is an impressive outlier as the all the other top schools are in warmer climates and/or much more scenic locales than the bitch we call Ann Arbor.
It’s obvious you have never actually been to Ann Arbor. Dumbass.Pretty interesting graphic. And shows how damn good Stanford is at non-revenue sports. Michigan is an impressive outlier as the all the other top schools are in warmer climates and/or much more scenic locales than the bitch we call Ann Arbor.
I worked for a company based in Ann Arbor. Loved going up there in the summer. Not a fan about 7 months out of the year.It’s obvious you have never actually been to Ann Arbor. Dumbass.
The winters do suck 🤷♂️I worked for a company based in Ann Arbor. Loved going up there in the summer. Not a fan about 7 months out of the year.
Ann Arbor is IMO likely the third ot fourth best college town in the BIG.It’s obvious you have never actually been to Ann Arbor. Dumbass.
I mean I can see Madison being an argument, maybe even Evanston or State College. Either way Ann Arbor is far nicer than places like LA, Baton Rouge, Gainesville, College Station. Etc. west Lafayette most certainly is not as nice as Ann Arbor either.Ann Arbor is IMO likely the third ot fourth best college town in the BIG.
Bloomington, Madison, AA are the best three in the BIG and in that order from my travels over the years.I mean I can see Madison being an argument, maybe even Evanston or State College. Either way Ann Arbor is far nicer than places like LA, Baton Rouge, Gainesville, College Station. Etc. west Lafayette most certainly is not as nice as Ann Arbor either.
When I moved to Columbus, I was amazed by the size of it. I thing the outer belt is 101 miles around. it took me a bit to find the right ways through and not spend all day going to the other side for a commute to work. A first it took 45 minutes to go from 12 o'clock to 9 o'clock.The B1G schools are big and in large population areas. Lot of good cities have B1G schools.
This is just my opinion, but the nicest town in WI is Madison, the nicest town in IN is Bloomington, I love Columbus, OH except it is far too big; Champaign is the nicest town in Illinois, even though I love Chicago, it is just too big.
The graph is for this year, dumbass.It helped UK because we had a basketball team representing USA.
The 1948 NCAA champion team, coached by Rupp, represented the United States in the Olympics and won a gold medal.
The graph is for this year, dumbass.
All of the California schools.Nobody dominates non-revenue sports like Stanford.
"Champaign is the nicest town in Illinois". You win the internet today.The B1G schools are big and in large population areas. Lot of good cities have B1G schools.
This is just my opinion, but the nicest town in WI is Madison, the nicest town in IN is Bloomington, I love Columbus, OH except it is far too big; Champaign is the nicest town in Illinois, even though I love Chicago, it is just too big.
13 is damned good.
Stanford dominating, as usual! That was a record for medals by any school at one Olympics. They had 59 Olympians.
Amazing. I think Indiana’s best total not including coaches is 17.Stanford dominating, as usual! That was a record for medals by any school at one Olympics. They had 59 Olympians.
3rd best ACC school smh
one of the things that surprised me while watching the Olympics was hearing that UVA is the defending womens champs and has one of the best swimming programs in the NCAA. In fact, they've won 4 straight national titles according to wiki. Not that I follow college swimming, but I always assumed all the good swimmers went to Stanford or other west coast schools like that.
is that where all Tony Bennet's NIL money is going?Yeah, it's a recent phenomenon. UVA women's swimming was always pretty good but it's now an elite program. New coach has basically brought in and kept elite talent.
Or TX or Indianaone of the things that surprised me while watching the Olympics was hearing that UVA is the defending womens champs and has one of the best swimming programs in the NCAA. In fact, they've won 4 straight national titles according to wiki. Not that I follow college swimming, but I always assumed all the good swimmers went to Stanford or other west coast schools like that.