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Dr. BadamsI wonder if he'll post grad somewhere. Always seemed like a smart kid.
General rule is not to speculate on our own guys transferring. He could enroll in postgrad, use the COVID year and get a 2 year Masters in his 5 years of eligibility.
That's fine, but if he was planning on doing a post-grad year at UConn, I doubt he'd be getting honored tomorrow. So this is news.It was always known he is graduating this year.
Really impressive to graduate in three years with the enormous commitment of being a high level D1 basketball player.
Why not? He'll have two years to get an MA.I wonder if he'll post grad somewhere. Always seemed like a smart kid.
Why not? He'll have two years to get an MA.
Would be cool to watch him go somewhere with a top MBA program in a good basketball conference, like a Northwestern. That’d be a unique path.Why not? He'll have two years to get an MA.
He's participating in senior day. He's transferring or going pro somewhere. I doubt this falls under the speculation rule here
Yes. I'm hoping and thinking we may have a senior or 2 possibly stay.Does this mean we will have 3 open scholarships for next year?
Sure is. I know athletes get priority access to classes during registration, but still. I had to take eight courses my last semester just to graduate in four years because I couldn't get into the classes any sooner.It was always known he is graduating this year.
Really impressive to graduate in three years with the enormous commitment of being a high level D1 basketball player.
That's funny because I went the opposite direction, started out in finance/business and then switched over to Econ. And IIRC we were at UConn roughly the same timeIdk if anyone else has taken upper level Econ classes at UConn before, but they are extremely difficult. I was an Econ major at Storrs before switching to Finance, and man those upper level econ classes are killers. Made my finance courses seem like 2nd grade math lol. To complete that degree in 3 years while playing D1 basketball is quite the accomplishment. With or without basketball, BA will be more than successful in life