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Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns student-athletes continue to thrive in the classroom as all 16 Division I varsity programs exceeded the required cutoff point of 930 as the annual Academic Progress Rate (APR) was released on Wednesday by the NCAA.
Out of curiosity, I went into the NCAA site and did a search of all Louisiana schools: 2015 > men's > football, basketball and baseball > sorted lowest to highest. Interesting results:
https://web1.ncaa.org/maps/aprRelease.jsp
Not too shabby for students that cheated on the act (allegedly)
Taking the a.c.t and APR are totally different things.Quote:
Originally Posted by 31Ragin97
Interesting. How has all the recent basketball transfers affected the apr?
Polly was 4 points away from post season ban lol
scored differently, yes.... but I would tend to think otherwise, or else the ACT's time has passed and is no longer relevant (or our curriculum is out of whack)Quote:
Originally Posted by LaCajuns_fan
I have no idea what you are trying to say, but again: APR scores and A.C.T. scores are two completely seperate and different things. They are completly unrelated to each other.Quote:
Originally Posted by 31Ragin97
You noticed that too, lol? Yep: they are at the bottom of the barrel in sports.Quote:
Originally Posted by cajun_lannister
Guess all that T1 'smartness' only goes so far.