LB Justin Hilliard (2020 B1G Champ Def POG)

[osugrad21]

BN$--Visits Likely Over, Decision Time For Hilliard
BN$--Hilliard Breaks Down Buckeyes & Irish Following Final Visits

Justin enjoyed both visits and has all of the information he needs to make his decision. He met with business school administration at both schools.

 

[Krenzelicious]

@MikeDyer

St. Xavier 2015 LB Justin Hilliard will announce his college commitment at 10 am July 2 at St. X

 

[calibuck]

At ND he'd get a fine undergrad education. Not entirely sure about ND's undergrad business school, but pretty darn sure that their grad business school cannot touch tOSU's. I'll bet hard cash that was emphasized to Mr. Hilliard quite a bit. This kid sounds like the real deal, in that he's a phenom athletically, and shows quite a few brights by wanting to commit early and then recruit his teammates (ala Brewster). This also shows a willingness to go 'team' rather than 'self'. I hope the 'nanners are warming up in the bullpen. Go Bucks!

 

[osubucks13]

At ND he'd get a fine undergrad education. Not entirely sure about ND's undergrad business school, but pretty darn sure that their grad business school cannot touch tOSU's. I'll bet hard cash that was emphasized to Mr. Hilliard quite a bit. This kid sounds like the real deal, in that he's a phenom athletically, and shows quite a few brights by wanting to commit early and then recruit his teammates (ala Brewster). This also shows a willingness to go 'team' rather than 'self'. I hope the 'nanners are warming up in the bullpen. Go Bucks!

I dare you to go post this on any Notre Dame board. You'd get a ton of lols.

 

[MililaniBuckeye]

At ND he'd get a fine undergrad education. Not entirely sure about ND's undergrad business school, but pretty darn sure that their grad business school cannot touch tOSU's. I'll bet hard cash that was emphasized to Mr. Hilliard quite a bit. This kid sounds like the real deal, in that he's a phenom athletically, and shows quite a few brights by wanting to commit early and then recruit his teammates (ala Brewster). This also shows a willingness to go 'team' rather than 'self'. I hope the 'nanners are warming up in the bullpen. Go Bucks!

I dare you to go post this on any Notre Dame board. You'd get a ton of lols.

What osubucks13 said. Business Week ranks ND's Mendoza College of Business #1 in the country...OSU's Fisher College of Business is #32. Not even close.

 

[jwinslow]

Generally speaking ND has better graduate programs than undergrad, but their business program is pretty high up there.

 

[Taosman]

He's a football player at heart. And the guy who coached AJ Hawk and James Laurinaitis is still here.
If you're a LBer and you want to play in the NFL, you go to Ohio State.

 

[RB07OSU]

Really feel good here. Either way, you really have to respect Hilliard's approach to the process. He really did his homework and was very well educated on the process...no "I need to feel the twitter love y'all" nonsense with him.

 

[UpNorth_Buckeye]

Generally speaking ND has better graduate programs than undergrad, but their business program is pretty high up there.

I thought it was the other way around. Unless you mean more generally, not business specific. I thought its great undergrad but mediocre graduate for business.

 

[redguard117]

I thought it was the other way around. Unless you mean more generally, not business specific. I thought its great undergrad but mediocre graduate for business.

What osubucks13 said. Business Week ranks ND's Mendoza College of Business #1 in the country...OSU's Fisher College of Business is #32. Not even close.

US News and World Report has ND Mendoza at #23, OSU Fisher at #27, so the difference is much less pronounced. However, ND has very fine academics at both the undergraduate and graduate level.

Luckily, so does OSU. I would focus on selling Hilliard on everything else that OSU has to offer, that ND does not.

 

[MililaniBuckeye]

Luckily, so does OSU. I would focus on selling Hilliard on everything else that OSU has to offer, that ND does not.

Such as a quality football team and head coach...

 

[Buckeye737]

I thought it was the other way around. Unless you mean more generally, not business specific. I thought its great undergrad but mediocre graduate for business.

I think you're right. The grad programs I am aware of are heavily in OSU's favor. Aside from the specific programs I'm aware of, there is a reason that OSU is a strong member of the AAU and Notre Dame isn't even close.

 

[MaxBuck]

Business Week may rate the ND business school #1, but I guarantee practically no one else does.

The difference in caliber and reputation between business programs at ND and tOSU is negligible.

 

[UpNorth_Buckeye]

Such as a quality football team and head coach...

 

[osubucks13]

What osubucks13 said. Business Week ranks ND's Mendoza College of Business #1 in the country...OSU's Fisher College of Business is #32. Not even close.

Misinterpreted my post. Notre Dame fans are so self-absorbed that anyone saying any school school is close to or better than those would cause them to go off the deep end. Especially academics. Any prospect who has any interest in academics makes the worst decision of their life when they don't choose Notre Dame.

The lols he'd get would be from their response.