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for anyone who thinks the U is only a thug school
i havent seen it much on this board, but some of you probably think miami is a thug school...
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Every men's and women's University of Miami sports team surpassed the minimum standard needed in the NCAA's Academic Progress Report (APR) released today. The minimum standard of 925 represents a score of 92.5 percent as calculated by measuring retention rates and student-athlete eligibility.
The current data consists of all student-athletes on each team for the 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06 and 2006-07 academic years. In the four years that the APR has been complied, Miami has never been subject to any penalties for not meeting the mandated minimum requirements.
Standing out in academic accomplishment amongst their peer sports teams were men's cross country and men's outdoor track which scored in the 90th to 100th percentile and football and men's indoor track which ranked in the 80th to 90th percentile.
Each scholarship student-athlete may earn one point for being eligible and one point for retention per semester for a total of four points per academic year. The total points are then divided by the number of potential points each team could have earned. That percentage is then multiplied by 1000 to provide each team with its APR. As mentioned, the NCAA has established 925 as the cut-off mark. Any team below that standard may be subject to penalties.
"Our coaches, student-athletes and academic support staff are to be commended on the APR scores," said UM Director of Athletics Paul Dee. "The scores are a reflection of the dedication of the student-athletes and their understanding of the importance of academics."
"Our athletic department prides itself on academic achievement and our APR scores are a direct reflection of the commitment of our student-athletes, coaches and academic support staff, " Dee said.
MEN'S SPORTS
Baseball 953
Basketball 948
Cross Country 1000
Football 969
Swimming (diving) 964
Tennis 970
Indoor Track 987
Outdoor Track 990
WOMEN'S SPORTS
Basketball 980
Cross Country 934
Golf 992
Rowing 985
Soccer 972
Swimming 976
Tennis 977
Indoor Track 970
Outdoor Track 970
Volleyball 985
this, and the disclipline that shannon is putting on the football team is really great, we havent had a player arrested last season and im proud to say florida AND florida state did have a few...
hey avenger, i know your an alum, are you a fan of the football team? if so what are your thoughts?
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