Football Players around campus
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2004 2:52 pm
Being a student here at wonderful BGSU i was wonderin if other students or members has ever saw one of the football players. I saw Scott and Cole and Omar around campus.
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Is someone getting star struck?bgsufan67 wrote:Being a student here at wonderful BGSU i was wonderin if other students or members has ever saw one of the football players. I saw Scott and Cole and Omar around campus.
I see them every day in class as well. Every class I've been in, the football and basketball players always sit in the front row.McMetz811 wrote:Is someone getting star struck?I see them everyday in classes and just walking around. If I didn't see them I might start to worry. Athletes not attending classes = suspensions!
I wonder if it's a rule that they sit in the front row. I notice the same thing with all of them in my classes as well. Maybe we just have studious athletes!Tricky_Falcon wrote:I see them every day in class as well. Every class I've been in, the football and basketball players always sit in the front row.
kdog27 wrote:get me some autographs dude
No doubt that a lot of our athletes work hard in the class room but I think it's a rule. It's a good rule.McMetz811 wrote:I wonder if it's a rule that they sit in the front row. I notice the same thing with all of them in my classes as well. Maybe we just have studious athletes!
You think its a rule to sit in the front row, I doubt it. It may be encouraged, but not required. When I taught Biology labs and did the occasional lectures, I had a few players that did not sit in the front row. They did tend to sit towards the front of the room usually, but not in the front row always. Plus, it's not like coaches are attending classes to check where the players are sitting. Anyways, the student-athletes are obviously doing something right with the graduation rates BG produces.Tricky_Falcon wrote:No doubt that a lot of our athletes work hard in the class room but I think it's a rule. It's a good rule.McMetz811 wrote:I wonder if it's a rule that they sit in the front row. I notice the same thing with all of them in my classes as well. Maybe we just have studious athletes!
Sat next to Kevin Netter in my TV class my senior year. At that time it WAS a Dan Dakich rule that all his players had to sit in the front row. And you better believe he did have people going to their classes randomly to make sure they were there & in the front row. I'm certain that Dan still has that rule. There were a number of football players in that class as well, they were not in the front row, however. This would've been the spring after Urban's first year here. Quite possible that it is a Brandon rule now that was not in effect under Meyer.UK Peregrine Fan wrote:You think its a rule to sit in the front row, I doubt it. It may be encouraged, but not required. When I taught Biology labs and did the occasional lectures, I had a few players that did not sit in the front row. They did tend to sit towards the front of the room usually, but not in the front row always. Plus, it's not like coaches are attending classes to check where the players are sitting. Anyways, the student-athletes are obviously doing something right with the graduation rates BG produces.Tricky_Falcon wrote:No doubt that a lot of our athletes work hard in the class room but I think it's a rule. It's a good rule.McMetz811 wrote:I wonder if it's a rule that they sit in the front row. I notice the same thing with all of them in my classes as well. Maybe we just have studious athletes!
Correction:McMetz811 wrote:bgsufan67 wrote:Athletes not attending classes = suspensions!
If it is a DD rule, Steve Wright used to sit in the back row with me in my IPC class. As long as they are there you would think the coaches would be happy. Who knows though.hammb wrote: Sat next to Kevin Netter in my TV class my senior year. At that time it WAS a Dan Dakich rule that all his players had to sit in the front row. And you better believe he did have people going to their classes randomly to make sure they were there & in the front row. I'm certain that Dan still has that rule. There were a number of football players in that class as well, they were not in the front row, however. This would've been the spring after Urban's first year here. Quite possible that it is a Brandon rule now that was not in effect under Meyer.