I remember Chris Keomatu who was a Prop 48 signee

Sep 10, 2017
8:12:13am

donnerstag All-American

apparently did fine at Utah to stay eligible and then managed a 7 on the wonderlic test. Utah did eventually suspend him for kicking opposing players in the face.

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BYU and Utah aren't playing by the same rules. Almost not worth getting upset...

Shore10

9/10/17 7:56am

Can you expand upon the lower academic standards?

Regal Ute

9/10/17 7:57am

Higher acceptance rate at Utah with lower average GPA and ACT scores.

Duke Silver

9/10/17 8:01am

LOL. I guess you expanded enough for our ute friend.

JmThms

9/10/17 8:03am

Is there even an acceptance rate at Utah? How many applicants do they turn away?

crack

9/10/17 8:08am

My bad, I thought the original post was in reference to football players.

Regal Ute

9/10/17 8:24am

How many ute football players have ever been academically ineligible?

BYU '80

9/10/17 8:34am

There it is.

Shore10

9/10/17 9:17am

Isn't there the Star Lotulelei example?

JmThms

9/10/17 9:39am

This is actually a genuine question. I don't live in Utah so I am not sure of

crack

9/11/17 9:51am

Utah's current acceptance rate of 77% is weak, and exactly what BYU claimed its

DoseOfReality

9/10/17 10:55am

Acceptance rates mean very little

donnerstag

9/10/17 11:00am

Weak, lame excuse. Why are Stanford, ND and others better than BYU even with

DoseOfReality

9/10/17 11:02am

Because they aren't in Utah and have no honor code. Pretty obvious why

Duke Silver

9/10/17 11:06am

I guess you're not challenging all the other points made?

CLCougar

9/10/17 8:11am

I remember Chris Keomatu who was a Prop 48 signee

donnerstag

9/10/17 8:12am

That wasn't years and years ago.

Regal Ute

9/10/17 8:31am

The PAC 12 forced Utah to jump to a 2.6 GPA and 18 ACT

donnerstag

9/10/17 8:37am

Utah's 25th percentile ACT is 21; BYU's is 27

donnerstag

9/10/17 8:18am

Come on, man. I thought this discussion was in the context of football players.

Regal Ute

9/10/17 8:23am

Bronco only admitted players with a 3.0/24 ACT minimum

donnerstag

9/10/17 8:26am

Bronco is no longer with the program.

Regal Ute

9/10/17 8:27am

80% of the players from yesterday's game are Bronco players

donnerstag

9/10/17 8:30am

Dayan "Lake"

Tj_utefan

9/10/17 9:28am

Let's sit back and wait for Regals rebuttal. Maybe he'll challenge another point by OP

CLCougar

9/10/17 8:23am

LOL. What points are there to challenge? I actually agree with the post. I just

Regal Ute

9/10/17 8:26am

Fair enough, it just seemed you Cherry Picked on what to challenge.

CLCougar

9/10/17 8:28am

Again which players have ever been academically ineligible

BYU '80

9/10/17 8:35am

Lol, I like how no one has addressed Regal Ute's point about academic

BigBrotherUte

9/10/17 8:35am

All the Bronco recuits were a minimum 3.0 GPA and 24 ACT and higher

donnerstag

9/10/17 8:40am

Football players do not gravitate to schools that are academically challenging

kotacoug

9/10/17 8:47am

The biggest difference is an 18 ACT athlete isn't going to compete well

donnerstag

9/10/17 8:52am

The "rigors" of BYU's undergrad programs are being greatly overstated.

BigBrotherUte

9/10/17 9:04am

Don't be ridiculous. You are showing your yewt w this post

kotacoug

9/10/17 9:17am

I've taken classes at BYU. Once you get into the declared major programs the

BigBrotherUte

9/10/17 12:00pm

Exactly.... and don't think other programs aren't using that fact in recruiting

kotacoug

9/10/17 9:17am

Excellent question. I don't know why everyone is attacking you for it.

Shore10

9/10/17 11:00am

I agree with this. The gap will only get wider

Cougs 96-97

9/10/17 7:59am

Media Not silent on Carrington. He was labeled a hero

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