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This LB has high interest in Oregon and wants to come out for a visit during the fall for an official.
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Is he being recruited as a LB or DE?
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Linebacker. Just spoke with him. Interested in Oregon and wants an official vist if he can.
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Interesting read, so obviously my question would be, do we offer the appropriate courses for this young man to become a dentist?
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canaduck wrote:Interesting read, so obviously my question would be, do we offer the appropriate courses for this young man to become a dentist?
betcha $10 bucks that if he comes here (or any school fwiw) he'll soon realize how hard it is to become a dentist while playing football. Roper had to quit architecture school because of the time needed which he didn't have.
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Man, I'd love to see us become Linebacker U.
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canaduck wrote:Interesting read, so obviously my question would be, do we offer the appropriate courses for this young man to become a dentist?
Yes, I've had a couple of my friends from the UO go onto dentistry school. He would have to choose a degree in something like biology or human physiology.
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hines wrote:
canaduck wrote:Interesting read, so obviously my question would be, do we offer the appropriate courses for this young man to become a dentist?
betcha $10 bucks that if he comes here (or any school fwiw) he'll soon realize how hard it is to become a dentist while playing football. Roper had to quit architecture school because of the time needed which he didn't have.
Architecture is easily the most time intensive program at UO.
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Boom wrote:
hines wrote:
canaduck wrote:Interesting read, so obviously my question would be, do we offer the appropriate courses for this young man to become a dentist?
betcha $10 bucks that if he comes here (or any school fwiw) he'll soon realize how hard it is to become a dentist while playing football. Roper had to quit architecture school because of the time needed which he didn't have.
Architecture is easily the most time intensive program at UO.
I think you need a minimum of about 210 credits to graduate with a degree in architecture versus about 180 for most undergraduate degrees.
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I had a roommate that was an arch major and I rarely saw him. He would literally spend the night at his "studio" class.
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I had to choose between Architecture & Wrestling. Too intensive of a program to do both. Min. 5 year degree program.
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