Brody Grebe finalist for Campbell Trophy

[TomCat88]

[ilovethecats]

Incredible.

[cat22[2010]]

Well done

[ClowderUp]

[Common Cat]

Well deserved!

[gtapp]

I think he is studying Mechanical Engineering. Very Impressive!

[TomCat88]

16 finalists
Grebe has the fourth best GPA
One of three majoring in mechanical engineering
One of three FCS players (Gronowski-SDSU)

[SparkCat]

16 finalists
Grebe has the fourth best GPA
One of three majoring in mechanical engineering

And probably one of the more if not the most difficult of degrees, along with the others in engineering students on that list.

https://www.sportingnews.com/us/ncaa-fo ... c0efb507d2

[TomCat88]

https://footballfoundation.org/news/202 ... rophy.aspx

Here’s the press release:
The bios are at the bottom and Grebe’s is really good/unique.

[Monymony]

https://footballfoundation.org/news/202 ... rophy.aspx

Here’s the press release:
The bios are at the bottom and Grebe’s is really good/unique.

Some of those are absolute jokes. 3.5 GPA in business is so different than a nearly 4.0 in engineering.

[allcat]

https://footballfoundation.org/news/202 ... rophy.aspx

Here’s the press release:
The bios are at the bottom and Grebe’s is really good/unique.

Some of those are absolute jokes. 3.5 GPA in business is so different than a nearly 4.0 in engineering.

My degree is in business. You don't need near as much math for accounting than you do for engineering. The only thing that makes me question the brains needed for engineering is that Howard Wollowich was an engineer.

[AFCAT]

[coloradocat]

https://footballfoundation.org/news/202 ... rophy.aspx

Here’s the press release:
The bios are at the bottom and Grebe’s is really good/unique.

Some of those are absolute jokes. 3.5 GPA in business is so different than a nearly 4.0 in engineering.

My degree is in business. You don't need near as much math for accounting than you do for engineering. The only thing that makes me question the brains needed for engineering is that Howard Wollowich was an engineer.

I considered engineering early and took the first year math and physics classes. Didn't take me long to realize I didn't want to work that hard for four years. Went the accounting route.