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tOSU graduation rates

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OSU athletes must stick to books
Support system keeps players in class, on the roster
Thursday, March 15, 2007
Ken Gordon
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH

There were plenty of midwinter mornings when Mike D?Andrea didn?t feel like rolling out for his 7:30 class.
But he dragged himself there anyway, in part because if the Ohio State University linebacker skipped, it would be noticed by one of the football team?s academic monitors, who almost without fail poked their heads into D?Andrea?s classroom.

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osugrad21;782957; said:
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Where are They Now? feature with graduation info..
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That link has some good info... it shows a couple of "trouble classes" (in terms of graduation) and how that stacks up to the athletes since... the graduation numbers for basketball will dramatically improve over the next few years.
 
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bkochmc;782968; said:
That link has some good info... it shows a couple of "trouble classes" (in terms of graduation) and how that stacks up to the athletes since... the graduation numbers for basketball will dramatically improve over the next few years.
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I count 10 degees for the 12 players that began their tOSU career between 2000 and 2002.
 
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