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Originally Posted by Joust Williams

Yet when he was in Florida last week, he said the exact opposite. Maybe he thinks Big 10 fans are retarded like the rest of us have for years.

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Are you serious? Not only is our education better than yours in the PAC-10, we also have a much better history than you, in terms of more championships, more pro's, more legendary coaches with more wins. More historic games, bigger rivalries, and bigger crowds generating much bigger money for the schools. don't forget we turned down Notre Dame, you idiot. Hows Washington State, Arizona St, and Oregon State treating you this year?

PAC-10, LOL. You really should STFU, you have no idea what you are talking about, idiot.

Schools with the Most NCAA Championships:
Total:
UCLA: 99
Stanford: 92
Southern California: 84
Oklahoma State: 48
Arkansas: 43
LSU: 40
Texas: 39
Michigan: 32
North Carolina: 31
Penn State: 30

Men's Sports:
Southern California: 73
UCLA: 70
Stanford: 57
Oklahoma State: 48
Arkansas: 43
Michigan: 30
Yale: 25
Indiana: 23
California: 22
Iowa: 21
UTEP: 21

Women's:
Stanford: 35
UCLA: 29
LSU: 24
North Carolina: 22
Texas: 22
Georgia: 15
Maryland: 14
Southern California: 11
Arizona: 10
Old Dominion: 10

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we also have a much better history than you, in terms of more championships, more pro's, more legendary coaches with more wins.

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ever hear of a guy named John Wooden? Just askin'.

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Originally Posted by Diff-chan

Schools with the Most NCAA Championships:
Total:
UCLA: 99
Stanford: 92
Southern California: 84
Oklahoma State: 48
Arkansas: 43
LSU: 40
Texas: 39
Michigan: 32
North Carolina: 31
Penn State: 30

Men's Sports:
Southern California: 73
UCLA: 70
Stanford: 57
Oklahoma State: 48
Arkansas: 43
Michigan: 30
Yale: 25
Indiana: 23
California: 22
Iowa: 21
UTEP: 21

Women's:
Stanford: 35
UCLA: 29
LSU: 24
North Carolina: 22
Texas: 22
Georgia: 15
Maryland: 14
Southern California: 11
Arizona: 10
Old Dominion: 10




ever hear of a guy named John Wooden? Just askin'.

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I was talking football, nobody cares about Lacrosse or soccer, seriously.

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Originally Posted by Biff_Pocoroba

I was talking football, nobody cares about Lacrosse or soccer, seriously.

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John Wooden isn't a lacrosse or soccer coach btw.

Anyway, why did you bring up education? Which is LOL false, I mean yea Michigan and UW-Madison are great schools, but Cal and UCLA are just as good or better (look at any college ranking tables), and Stanford is one of the best schools in the world.

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Originally Posted by Diff-chan

John Wooden isn't a lacrosse or soccer coach btw.

Anyway, why did you bring up education? Which is LOL false, I mean yea Michigan and UW-Madison are great schools, but Cal and UCLA are just as good or better (look at any college ranking tables), and Stanford is one of the best schools in the world.

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Michigan is better than UCLA or Cal, it's a fact.
UW Wisconsin owns any school but stanford.

And me thinks you forgot Northwestern.

Actually, I'm not being fair. The West Coast has some strong schools, but a lot of useless degrees. Big Ten turns out Engineers, Doctors, Corporate Leaders, Chemists, and yuck, lawyers in record numbers.

I am aware of John wooden, and Lew Alcindor too:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Biff_Pocoroba

Michigan is better than UCLA or Cal, it's a fact.

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By what metric? Seriously.

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Actually, I'm not being fair. The West Coast has some strong schools, but a lot of useless degrees. Big Ten turns out Engineers, Doctors, Corporate Leaders, Chemists, and yuck, lawyers in record numbers.

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Dude, are you gonna tell me that big state schools in the Midwest turn out less English/Philosophy majors than big state schools in the West? You're smarter than that. I have a math degree from UCLA, and the math department was pretty fucking big, one of the biggest according to the grapevine, but you know how that is.

Run down the renowned alumni from each school, the lists are both impressive. UCLA turns out more actors but look at the location. Don't diss these great schools.

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Originally Posted by Diff-chan

By what metric? Seriously.

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Oh, GPA tolerance for application for starters. And don't bullshit me on this, my buddy got accepted to Cal with a 2.5 gpa and not even considered by Michigan.

Even Michigan atheletes have to carry a 2.8 to be considered eligible. In fact, as posted earlier. Since 1990 we have graduated over 70% of our student atheletes to UCLA's 40%.

Sorry we don't wear jesus cruisers and start riots during Conservative president terms, we are too busy getting ready to enter the world through the most advanced Job placement college service in the United States.

Diff, I like Cal, I don't really care for UCLA, outside of Math, they really don't strike me as a school I would be interested in, if say, i wanted to become a corporate leader.

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Originally Posted by Biff_Pocoroba

blah blah blah

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You're just talking out your ass here. If you're gonna base your opinion of an entire school on how your one dumbass friend got in 10 years ago I just can't take you seriously.

Notable people and alumni
Main article: List of University of Michigan alumni
There are more than 425,000 living UM alumni, among the largest number of living alumni of any American university. Several astronauts are UM alumni, including the all-UM crews of both Gemini 4 and Apollo 15. UM's contribution to aeronautics also include aircraft designer Clarence "Kelly" Johnson of Skunk Works fame. In addition to former U.S. president Gerald Ford, the university has produced twenty-five Rhodes scholars and 116 Olympic medalists, as well as seven Nobel Prize winners and a Fields medal winner Stephen Smale. UM alumni founded or co-founded such companies as Sun Microsystems, Borders Books, Walgreen's, H&R Block, Domino's Pizza,Merrill Lynch,Avis Rent a Car, and Google. A UM alumnus co-founded the Mayo Clinic medical center. Notable writers who attended UM include playwright Arthur Miller, screenwriter Judith Guest, and authors Charles Major and Sandra Steingraber, as well as composer/author/puppeteer Forman Brown. In Hollywood, famous alumni include actor James Earl Jones, actresses Lucy Liu, Selma Blair, and Ruth Hussey, and filmmaker Lawrence Kasdan. Other UM graduates include TV journalist Mike Wallace, Dana Jacobson of ESPN, Rich Eisen of the NFL Network, former House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt, "Unabomber" Theodore Kaczynski, Super Bowl MVPs Tom Brady and Desmond Howard, 1997 Heisman Trophy winner Charles Woodson, conservative pundit Ann Coulter, Pulitzer Prize winning poet Theodore Roethke, assisted suicide advocate Jack Kevorkian, Weather Underground radical activist Bill Ayers,[40] activist Tom Hayden, architect Charles Moore, famous avant-garde painter Aethelred Eldridge, Mannheim Steamroller founder Chip Davis, the Swedish Holocaust hero Raoul Wallenberg, and the Civil War general who captured Jefferson Davis - Benjamin D. Pritchard.[41] The pop singer Madonna and rock legend Iggy Pop attended but did not graduate.

The university claims the only alumni association with a chapter on the moon, established in 1971 when the all-UM crew of Apollo 15 placed a charter plaque for a new UM Alumni Association on the lunar surface.[42] According to the Apollo 15 astronauts, several small UM flags were brought on the mission. However, no flag made it to the surface, much less was left there. The presence of a UM flag on the moon is a long-held campus myth.[43]


Google bitches, however this is balanced out by Coulter and the Unabomber.