Come on man you knew that one was comingVimSince03 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 3:54 pmAll of this QB talk on other threads, I have something to add. I know the Bobcats want to bring in another true freshman to keep the classes even and a potential transfer (senior or junior year of eligibility). If I were the coaching staff, I would go out and get Blake Thelen of Great Falls High and coach him up at QB because he has inherent talent throwing the football and making plays. His senior highlight film shows off an impressive arm and some good wheels to boot.
Don't even worry about bringing in another out-of-state freshman QB when you have Beltran/Bauman one year ahead. Go get Blake!
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I've watched tape on Montana kids since 2015....Justus is by far the meanest player I've ever seen on tape. He is undersized, plays center, and mauls dudes until the whistle. Never thought he would sniff a PWO however due to his height.
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Vim...I see he is listed at 6'1". That is not terribly short. Shaun Sampson had a great career and he was only 6'0". If this kid is as mean as you say, definitely worth a shot.VimSince03 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 9:15 pmI've watched tape on Montana kids since 2015....Justus is by far the meanest player I've ever seen on tape. He is undersized, plays center, and mauls dudes until the whistle. Never thought he would sniff a PWO however due to his height.
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Justus changed his tweet because people thought he committed. Edited the post with the new tweet.
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Sprunk also serves on the athletics advisory board and has been on the business school’s advisory council as well. Sprunk and his wife are the named donors on the new athletic academic center. They also made a large donation to the business school to endow the Dean’s position. Lastly, Sprunk is largely responsible for the great Nike athletic deal that UM has for uniforms and other gear. He has made a huge positive impact on the campus and he is a very down to earth guy frequently seen in Missoula. The UM-Nike work pipeline is incredible too.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 5:02 pmDidn't know that, I admit. That's pretty cool. Surprised that UM doesn't get that information out better on something like that.mtgrizfankb wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 4:48 pmExcept Nike hires more UM business majors straight form college than any other school. Business majors also get to meet multiple executives from Nike and get specific internship opportunities. Sprunk is on campus usually 3 times a semester. You can hate on a lot of things with UM but their business school and connection to big corporations and intern opportunities is not oneBozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:41 amNope, I didn't read the articles. I have better things to do with my time than read about non-MSU commits.Grizaddict wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 10:14 amMaybe you didn’t read the articles. Both of these commits mentioned being attracted to the business school, and Owens in particular also liked the UM ties to Nike Corp as he would like to pursue a career with them. So yes, educational opportunities.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 12:25 am“Educational opportunities”Grizaddict wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 10:41 pmThere’s always lots of different reasons kids choose programs. Facilities, educational opportunities, coaching staffs, friends on teams, etc....so who knows. I saw Owens had same offer from Cats and a Griz and both were after him pretty hard. Simpson is a legacy Cat but said he felt the Griz were after him harder and likes how he would be utilized there.FlyCastingCat wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 10:36 pmAre these kids predisposed to the Griz, or is MSU just whiffing on their recruitment?
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Gotta give it to Bobby, he's doing a good job of bullsh*tting his way around the crap education you will receive at UM. Business school? Please. I'd take MSU's business school any day over UM's, although I can say that at least it isn't UM's worst program. Nike? Pretty sure going to school at UM doesn't do a single thing to get you a job at Nike. MSU has some people that have worked their way into Nike too, but I don't think that does more than maybe get you an email when it comes to a job.
In general, UM has had a major issue touting their successes. That tide is changing in the last year or so, including trumpeting the overall University’s top ranking in Montana, the top-rated business school program in the big sky, the highest pass rate on the cpa exam among public universities in the west, etc. There are lots of great things brewing and it’s funny how some people have to throw out uneducated opinions rather than facts. Unfortunately, it only makes you look stupid when you do that.
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As a CPA, you touting the cpa exam rates is funny to me. MSU had that distinction for something like 5 years running. We had kids from UM come to MSU because our program was better. MSU also ranks higher in nearly every ranking out there when it comes to universities in Montana.go96griz wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:56 pmSprunk also serves on the athletics advisory board and has been on the business school’s advisory council as well. Sprunk and his wife are the named donors on the new athletic academic center. They also made a large donation to the business school to endow the Dean’s position. Lastly, Sprunk is largely responsible for the great Nike athletic deal that UM has for uniforms and other gear. He has made a huge positive impact on the campus and he is a very down to earth guy frequently seen in Missoula. The UM-Nike work pipeline is incredible too.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 5:02 pmDidn't know that, I admit. That's pretty cool. Surprised that UM doesn't get that information out better on something like that.mtgrizfankb wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 4:48 pmExcept Nike hires more UM business majors straight form college than any other school. Business majors also get to meet multiple executives from Nike and get specific internship opportunities. Sprunk is on campus usually 3 times a semester. You can hate on a lot of things with UM but their business school and connection to big corporations and intern opportunities is not oneBozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:41 amNope, I didn't read the articles. I have better things to do with my time than read about non-MSU commits.Grizaddict wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 10:14 amMaybe you didn’t read the articles. Both of these commits mentioned being attracted to the business school, and Owens in particular also liked the UM ties to Nike Corp as he would like to pursue a career with them. So yes, educational opportunities.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 12:25 am“Educational opportunities”Grizaddict wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 10:41 pmThere’s always lots of different reasons kids choose programs. Facilities, educational opportunities, coaching staffs, friends on teams, etc....so who knows. I saw Owens had same offer from Cats and a Griz and both were after him pretty hard. Simpson is a legacy Cat but said he felt the Griz were after him harder and likes how he would be utilized there.FlyCastingCat wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 10:36 pmAre these kids predisposed to the Griz, or is MSU just whiffing on their recruitment?
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Gotta give it to Bobby, he's doing a good job of bullsh*tting his way around the crap education you will receive at UM. Business school? Please. I'd take MSU's business school any day over UM's, although I can say that at least it isn't UM's worst program. Nike? Pretty sure going to school at UM doesn't do a single thing to get you a job at Nike. MSU has some people that have worked their way into Nike too, but I don't think that does more than maybe get you an email when it comes to a job.
In general, UM has had a major issue touting their successes. That tide is changing in the last year or so, including trumpeting the overall University’s top ranking in Montana, the top-rated business school program in the big sky, the highest pass rate on the cpa exam among public universities in the west, etc. There are lots of great things brewing and it’s funny how some people have to throw out uneducated opinions rather than facts. Unfortunately, it only makes you look stupid when you do that.
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As a CPA as well I thought the same thing. Unless something has gone horribly wrong at MSU there's no way missoula has a higher passing rate unless they are like 3 for 3 compared to 50+ MSU grads taking the test.Cat4LifeHouseDivided wrote: ↑Tue Dec 18, 2018 12:21 amAs a CPA, you touting the cpa exam rates is funny to me. MSU had that distinction for something like 5 years running. We had kids from UM come to MSU because our program was better. MSU also ranks higher in nearly every ranking out there when it comes to universities in Montana.go96griz wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:56 pmSprunk also serves on the athletics advisory board and has been on the business school’s advisory council as well. Sprunk and his wife are the named donors on the new athletic academic center. They also made a large donation to the business school to endow the Dean’s position. Lastly, Sprunk is largely responsible for the great Nike athletic deal that UM has for uniforms and other gear. He has made a huge positive impact on the campus and he is a very down to earth guy frequently seen in Missoula. The UM-Nike work pipeline is incredible too.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 5:02 pmDidn't know that, I admit. That's pretty cool. Surprised that UM doesn't get that information out better on something like that.mtgrizfankb wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 4:48 pmExcept Nike hires more UM business majors straight form college than any other school. Business majors also get to meet multiple executives from Nike and get specific internship opportunities. Sprunk is on campus usually 3 times a semester. You can hate on a lot of things with UM but their business school and connection to big corporations and intern opportunities is not oneBozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:41 amNope, I didn't read the articles. I have better things to do with my time than read about non-MSU commits.Grizaddict wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 10:14 amMaybe you didn’t read the articles. Both of these commits mentioned being attracted to the business school, and Owens in particular also liked the UM ties to Nike Corp as he would like to pursue a career with them. So yes, educational opportunities.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 12:25 am“Educational opportunities”Grizaddict wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 10:41 pmThere’s always lots of different reasons kids choose programs. Facilities, educational opportunities, coaching staffs, friends on teams, etc....so who knows. I saw Owens had same offer from Cats and a Griz and both were after him pretty hard. Simpson is a legacy Cat but said he felt the Griz were after him harder and likes how he would be utilized there.FlyCastingCat wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 10:36 pmAre these kids predisposed to the Griz, or is MSU just whiffing on their recruitment?
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Gotta give it to Bobby, he's doing a good job of bullsh*tting his way around the crap education you will receive at UM. Business school? Please. I'd take MSU's business school any day over UM's, although I can say that at least it isn't UM's worst program. Nike? Pretty sure going to school at UM doesn't do a single thing to get you a job at Nike. MSU has some people that have worked their way into Nike too, but I don't think that does more than maybe get you an email when it comes to a job.
In general, UM has had a major issue touting their successes. That tide is changing in the last year or so, including trumpeting the overall University’s top ranking in Montana, the top-rated business school program in the big sky, the highest pass rate on the cpa exam among public universities in the west, etc. There are lots of great things brewing and it’s funny how some people have to throw out uneducated opinions rather than facts. Unfortunately, it only makes you look stupid when you do that.
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Yeah, I have YET to see a ranking system that has UM higher than MSU.go96griz wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:56 pmSprunk also serves on the athletics advisory board and has been on the business school’s advisory council as well. Sprunk and his wife are the named donors on the new athletic academic center. They also made a large donation to the business school to endow the Dean’s position. Lastly, Sprunk is largely responsible for the great Nike athletic deal that UM has for uniforms and other gear. He has made a huge positive impact on the campus and he is a very down to earth guy frequently seen in Missoula. The UM-Nike work pipeline is incredible too.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 5:02 pmDidn't know that, I admit. That's pretty cool. Surprised that UM doesn't get that information out better on something like that.mtgrizfankb wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 4:48 pmExcept Nike hires more UM business majors straight form college than any other school. Business majors also get to meet multiple executives from Nike and get specific internship opportunities. Sprunk is on campus usually 3 times a semester. You can hate on a lot of things with UM but their business school and connection to big corporations and intern opportunities is not oneBozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:41 amNope, I didn't read the articles. I have better things to do with my time than read about non-MSU commits.Grizaddict wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 10:14 amMaybe you didn’t read the articles. Both of these commits mentioned being attracted to the business school, and Owens in particular also liked the UM ties to Nike Corp as he would like to pursue a career with them. So yes, educational opportunities.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 12:25 am“Educational opportunities”Grizaddict wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 10:41 pmThere’s always lots of different reasons kids choose programs. Facilities, educational opportunities, coaching staffs, friends on teams, etc....so who knows. I saw Owens had same offer from Cats and a Griz and both were after him pretty hard. Simpson is a legacy Cat but said he felt the Griz were after him harder and likes how he would be utilized there.FlyCastingCat wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 10:36 pmAre these kids predisposed to the Griz, or is MSU just whiffing on their recruitment?
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Gotta give it to Bobby, he's doing a good job of bullsh*tting his way around the crap education you will receive at UM. Business school? Please. I'd take MSU's business school any day over UM's, although I can say that at least it isn't UM's worst program. Nike? Pretty sure going to school at UM doesn't do a single thing to get you a job at Nike. MSU has some people that have worked their way into Nike too, but I don't think that does more than maybe get you an email when it comes to a job.
In general, UM has had a major issue touting their successes. That tide is changing in the last year or so, including trumpeting the overall University’s top ranking in Montana, the top-rated business school program in the big sky, the highest pass rate on the cpa exam among public universities in the west, etc. There are lots of great things brewing and it’s funny how some people have to throw out uneducated opinions rather than facts. Unfortunately, it only makes you look stupid when you do that.
bestcolleges.com state of MT rankings. MSU: 1 UM: 7
collegechoice.net state of MT rankings. MSU: 3 UM: 4
Niche.com state of MT rankings. MSU: 3 UM: 5
bestvalueschools.com state of MT rankings. MSU: 2 UM: 5
Time.com National rankings. MSU: 428 UM: Not Ranked
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You ever notice that every college/university and every hospital can point to some stat or report that says they're the best in the universe at something? I think UM is doing an excellent job of promoting the one obscure study that shows they're the best at something.RobertCats wrote: ↑Tue Dec 18, 2018 9:40 amYeah, I have YET to see a ranking system that has UM higher than MSU.go96griz wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:56 pmSprunk also serves on the athletics advisory board and has been on the business school’s advisory council as well. Sprunk and his wife are the named donors on the new athletic academic center. They also made a large donation to the business school to endow the Dean’s position. Lastly, Sprunk is largely responsible for the great Nike athletic deal that UM has for uniforms and other gear. He has made a huge positive impact on the campus and he is a very down to earth guy frequently seen in Missoula. The UM-Nike work pipeline is incredible too.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 5:02 pmDidn't know that, I admit. That's pretty cool. Surprised that UM doesn't get that information out better on something like that.mtgrizfankb wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 4:48 pmExcept Nike hires more UM business majors straight form college than any other school. Business majors also get to meet multiple executives from Nike and get specific internship opportunities. Sprunk is on campus usually 3 times a semester. You can hate on a lot of things with UM but their business school and connection to big corporations and intern opportunities is not oneBozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:41 amNope, I didn't read the articles. I have better things to do with my time than read about non-MSU commits.Grizaddict wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 10:14 amMaybe you didn’t read the articles. Both of these commits mentioned being attracted to the business school, and Owens in particular also liked the UM ties to Nike Corp as he would like to pursue a career with them. So yes, educational opportunities.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 12:25 am“Educational opportunities”Grizaddict wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 10:41 pmThere’s always lots of different reasons kids choose programs. Facilities, educational opportunities, coaching staffs, friends on teams, etc....so who knows. I saw Owens had same offer from Cats and a Griz and both were after him pretty hard. Simpson is a legacy Cat but said he felt the Griz were after him harder and likes how he would be utilized there.FlyCastingCat wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 10:36 pmAre these kids predisposed to the Griz, or is MSU just whiffing on their recruitment?
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Gotta give it to Bobby, he's doing a good job of bullsh*tting his way around the crap education you will receive at UM. Business school? Please. I'd take MSU's business school any day over UM's, although I can say that at least it isn't UM's worst program. Nike? Pretty sure going to school at UM doesn't do a single thing to get you a job at Nike. MSU has some people that have worked their way into Nike too, but I don't think that does more than maybe get you an email when it comes to a job.
In general, UM has had a major issue touting their successes. That tide is changing in the last year or so, including trumpeting the overall University’s top ranking in Montana, the top-rated business school program in the big sky, the highest pass rate on the cpa exam among public universities in the west, etc. There are lots of great things brewing and it’s funny how some people have to throw out uneducated opinions rather than facts. Unfortunately, it only makes you look stupid when you do that.
bestcolleges.com state of MT rankings. MSU: 1 UM: 7
collegechoice.net state of MT rankings. MSU: 3 UM: 4
Niche.com state of MT rankings. MSU: 3 UM: 5
bestvalueschools.com state of MT rankings. MSU: 2 UM: 5
Time.com National rankings. MSU: 428 UM: Not Ranked
Forbes.com National rankings. MSU: 452 UM: 602
**FOUND ONE** usnews.com stat of MT rankings. MSU: 7 UM: 6
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Facts be facts. Second only to Gonzaga in the West.coloradocat wrote: ↑Tue Dec 18, 2018 9:07 amAs a CPA as well I thought the same thing. Unless something has gone horribly wrong at MSU there's no way missoula has a higher passing rate unless they are like 3 for 3 compared to 50+ MSU grads taking the test.Cat4LifeHouseDivided wrote: ↑Tue Dec 18, 2018 12:21 amAs a CPA, you touting the cpa exam rates is funny to me. MSU had that distinction for something like 5 years running. We had kids from UM come to MSU because our program was better. MSU also ranks higher in nearly every ranking out there when it comes to universities in Montana.go96griz wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:56 pmSprunk also serves on the athletics advisory board and has been on the business school’s advisory council as well. Sprunk and his wife are the named donors on the new athletic academic center. They also made a large donation to the business school to endow the Dean’s position. Lastly, Sprunk is largely responsible for the great Nike athletic deal that UM has for uniforms and other gear. He has made a huge positive impact on the campus and he is a very down to earth guy frequently seen in Missoula. The UM-Nike work pipeline is incredible too.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 5:02 pmDidn't know that, I admit. That's pretty cool. Surprised that UM doesn't get that information out better on something like that.mtgrizfankb wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 4:48 pmExcept Nike hires more UM business majors straight form college than any other school. Business majors also get to meet multiple executives from Nike and get specific internship opportunities. Sprunk is on campus usually 3 times a semester. You can hate on a lot of things with UM but their business school and connection to big corporations and intern opportunities is not oneBozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:41 amNope, I didn't read the articles. I have better things to do with my time than read about non-MSU commits.Grizaddict wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 10:14 amMaybe you didn’t read the articles. Both of these commits mentioned being attracted to the business school, and Owens in particular also liked the UM ties to Nike Corp as he would like to pursue a career with them. So yes, educational opportunities.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 12:25 am“Educational opportunities”Grizaddict wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 10:41 pmThere’s always lots of different reasons kids choose programs. Facilities, educational opportunities, coaching staffs, friends on teams, etc....so who knows. I saw Owens had same offer from Cats and a Griz and both were after him pretty hard. Simpson is a legacy Cat but said he felt the Griz were after him harder and likes how he would be utilized there.FlyCastingCat wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 10:36 pmAre these kids predisposed to the Griz, or is MSU just whiffing on their recruitment?
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Gotta give it to Bobby, he's doing a good job of bullsh*tting his way around the crap education you will receive at UM. Business school? Please. I'd take MSU's business school any day over UM's, although I can say that at least it isn't UM's worst program. Nike? Pretty sure going to school at UM doesn't do a single thing to get you a job at Nike. MSU has some people that have worked their way into Nike too, but I don't think that does more than maybe get you an email when it comes to a job.
In general, UM has had a major issue touting their successes. That tide is changing in the last year or so, including trumpeting the overall University’s top ranking in Montana, the top-rated business school program in the big sky, the highest pass rate on the cpa exam among public universities in the west, etc. There are lots of great things brewing and it’s funny how some people have to throw out uneducated opinions rather than facts. Unfortunately, it only makes you look stupid when you do that.
http://news.umt.edu/2018/09/090418acct.php
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Where did they get these facts? I looked for a while this morning for any source that has these statistics and the ONLY article I could find after several pages of a Google Search and the only thing even mentioning UM was the article you referenced. Sorry about my skepticism but I am going to need a source other than the UM website.Grizaddict wrote: ↑Tue Dec 18, 2018 11:28 amFacts be facts. Second only to Gonzaga in the West.coloradocat wrote: ↑Tue Dec 18, 2018 9:07 amAs a CPA as well I thought the same thing. Unless something has gone horribly wrong at MSU there's no way missoula has a higher passing rate unless they are like 3 for 3 compared to 50+ MSU grads taking the test.Cat4LifeHouseDivided wrote: ↑Tue Dec 18, 2018 12:21 amAs a CPA, you touting the cpa exam rates is funny to me. MSU had that distinction for something like 5 years running. We had kids from UM come to MSU because our program was better. MSU also ranks higher in nearly every ranking out there when it comes to universities in Montana.go96griz wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:56 pmSprunk also serves on the athletics advisory board and has been on the business school’s advisory council as well. Sprunk and his wife are the named donors on the new athletic academic center. They also made a large donation to the business school to endow the Dean’s position. Lastly, Sprunk is largely responsible for the great Nike athletic deal that UM has for uniforms and other gear. He has made a huge positive impact on the campus and he is a very down to earth guy frequently seen in Missoula. The UM-Nike work pipeline is incredible too.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 5:02 pmDidn't know that, I admit. That's pretty cool. Surprised that UM doesn't get that information out better on something like that.mtgrizfankb wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 4:48 pmExcept Nike hires more UM business majors straight form college than any other school. Business majors also get to meet multiple executives from Nike and get specific internship opportunities. Sprunk is on campus usually 3 times a semester. You can hate on a lot of things with UM but their business school and connection to big corporations and intern opportunities is not oneBozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:41 amNope, I didn't read the articles. I have better things to do with my time than read about non-MSU commits.Grizaddict wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 10:14 amMaybe you didn’t read the articles. Both of these commits mentioned being attracted to the business school, and Owens in particular also liked the UM ties to Nike Corp as he would like to pursue a career with them. So yes, educational opportunities.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 12:25 am“Educational opportunities”Grizaddict wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 10:41 pm
There’s always lots of different reasons kids choose programs. Facilities, educational opportunities, coaching staffs, friends on teams, etc....so who knows. I saw Owens had same offer from Cats and a Griz and both were after him pretty hard. Simpson is a legacy Cat but said he felt the Griz were after him harder and likes how he would be utilized there.
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Gotta give it to Bobby, he's doing a good job of bullsh*tting his way around the crap education you will receive at UM. Business school? Please. I'd take MSU's business school any day over UM's, although I can say that at least it isn't UM's worst program. Nike? Pretty sure going to school at UM doesn't do a single thing to get you a job at Nike. MSU has some people that have worked their way into Nike too, but I don't think that does more than maybe get you an email when it comes to a job.
In general, UM has had a major issue touting their successes. That tide is changing in the last year or so, including trumpeting the overall University’s top ranking in Montana, the top-rated business school program in the big sky, the highest pass rate on the cpa exam among public universities in the west, etc. There are lots of great things brewing and it’s funny how some people have to throw out uneducated opinions rather than facts. Unfortunately, it only makes you look stupid when you do that.
http://news.umt.edu/2018/09/090418acct.php
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What sources can you site for this tidbit of information? The only thing I can find on the subject is the below piechart, is this even accurate!?
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Re: Montana Recruits 2019
RobertCats wrote: ↑Tue Dec 18, 2018 12:22 pmWhere did they get these facts? I looked for a while this morning for any source that has these statistics and the ONLY article I could find after several pages of a Google Search and the only thing even mentioning UM was the article you referenced. Sorry about my skepticism but I am going to need a source other than the UM website.Grizaddict wrote: ↑Tue Dec 18, 2018 11:28 amFacts be facts. Second only to Gonzaga in the West.coloradocat wrote: ↑Tue Dec 18, 2018 9:07 amAs a CPA as well I thought the same thing. Unless something has gone horribly wrong at MSU there's no way missoula has a higher passing rate unless they are like 3 for 3 compared to 50+ MSU grads taking the test.Cat4LifeHouseDivided wrote: ↑Tue Dec 18, 2018 12:21 amAs a CPA, you touting the cpa exam rates is funny to me. MSU had that distinction for something like 5 years running. We had kids from UM come to MSU because our program was better. MSU also ranks higher in nearly every ranking out there when it comes to universities in Montana.go96griz wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:56 pmSprunk also serves on the athletics advisory board and has been on the business school’s advisory council as well. Sprunk and his wife are the named donors on the new athletic academic center. They also made a large donation to the business school to endow the Dean’s position. Lastly, Sprunk is largely responsible for the great Nike athletic deal that UM has for uniforms and other gear. He has made a huge positive impact on the campus and he is a very down to earth guy frequently seen in Missoula. The UM-Nike work pipeline is incredible too.BozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 5:02 pmDidn't know that, I admit. That's pretty cool. Surprised that UM doesn't get that information out better on something like that.mtgrizfankb wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 4:48 pmExcept Nike hires more UM business majors straight form college than any other school. Business majors also get to meet multiple executives from Nike and get specific internship opportunities. Sprunk is on campus usually 3 times a semester. You can hate on a lot of things with UM but their business school and connection to big corporations and intern opportunities is not oneBozoneCat wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:41 amNope, I didn't read the articles. I have better things to do with my time than read about non-MSU commits.Grizaddict wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 10:14 amMaybe you didn’t read the articles. Both of these commits mentioned being attracted to the business school, and Owens in particular also liked the UM ties to Nike Corp as he would like to pursue a career with them. So yes, educational opportunities.
Gotta give it to Bobby, he's doing a good job of bullsh*tting his way around the crap education you will receive at UM. Business school? Please. I'd take MSU's business school any day over UM's, although I can say that at least it isn't UM's worst program. Nike? Pretty sure going to school at UM doesn't do a single thing to get you a job at Nike. MSU has some people that have worked their way into Nike too, but I don't think that does more than maybe get you an email when it comes to a job.
In general, UM has had a major issue touting their successes. That tide is changing in the last year or so, including trumpeting the overall University’s top ranking in Montana, the top-rated business school program in the big sky, the highest pass rate on the cpa exam among public universities in the west, etc. There are lots of great things brewing and it’s funny how some people have to throw out uneducated opinions rather than facts. Unfortunately, it only makes you look stupid when you do that.
http://news.umt.edu/2018/09/090418acct.php
Exactly, how many students at each school took the test? This statistic may be true, but it also may be cherry picked.
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Re: Montana Recruits 2019
I second the motion. Can't you take this discussion to the smack site or open discussion or something?
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