D.J. Davis

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D.J. Davis

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Wow, in addition to being a stud on the field, D.J. Davis is one smart dude, I had no idea!

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I would have killed for a 1400 on my SAT. Thanks so much for sharing this. He is such a great kid.
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Slightly off topic, but... Notable Rhodes Scholars include names such as:

1) Famous astronomer Edwin Hubble (1910)

2) Dean Rusk (1931) Secretary of State under John F. Kennedy ahd Lyndon B. Johnson

3) Australian pharmacologist Lord Howard Florey (1921) Nobel Prize winner for research leading to the development of Penicillin.

4) James William Fulbright (1923) Former US Representative, and Founder of the "Fulbright Grant".

5) William Warren Bradley (1965) Olympic Basketball Gold Medalist, and former 2000 Presidential Candidate.

6) Bill Clinton (1968) Former Philanderer in Chief

7) Strobe Talbott (1968) Deputy Secretary of State from 1994-2001.

8) George Stephanopoulos (1984) Senior political adviser and communications director under Clinton.

9) Kris Kristofferdon (1958) Songwriter, musician, and actor.

10) Terrence Malik (1966) Director of "The Thin Red Line", and "Badlands".

Interesting list.
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MFRDuckFan wrote:I would have killed for a 1400 on my SAT. Thanks so much for sharing this. He is such a great kid.
It's out of 2400 these days, though. I mean I'm not trying to knock him at all, It's still a good score, but whenever one sees a "1400 SAT score" they will probably think it's a perfect score.
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More significant is that, with a 4.0 GPA, Davis only needed to score 400 in order to qualify under NCAA Clearinghouse rules.
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Especially about Kris Kristofferdon, never knew that.
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Don't forget Rachel Maddow. The first openly gay Rhodes Scholar, and currently the only reason to watch MSNBC.
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stewbertwilloughby wrote:
MFRDuckFan wrote:I would have killed for a 1400 on my SAT. Thanks so much for sharing this. He is such a great kid.
It's out of 2400 these days, though. I mean I'm not trying to knock him at all, It's still a good score, but whenever one sees a "1400 SAT score" they will probably think it's a perfect score.
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Hoagduck wrote:Don't forget Rachel Maddow. The first openly gay Rhodes Scholar, and currently the only reason to watch MSNBC.
You can actually watch that channel. I really can't stand any of the political pundits on any of the TV stations since you are getting the extreme of positions and not really any middle ground.
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How recent was that change though? I know it was still 1600 when I took it some 6-7 years ago. So possibly Davis took it before it changed to 2400. Not that it really matters, just wondering. I didn't realize it had actually changed.
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As a D-1 athlete, the writing portion of the SAT is not considered when determining NCAA eligibility. Thus the max score would have been 1600.
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