okeefe4prez
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Kain Colter admitted under oath when he testified to the NLRB that he would not been admitted to NW if he was a normal student. Fitz gets plenty of leeway on admissions.
And that makes for a better recruiting pitch for Fitz. Hey, kid, come to our ''elite '' academic school, get the 76k/yr diploma, which is a high value scholly, even with your average grades. This allows Fitz to compare the NW package very favorably to an Iowa, which is less than half the cost....for parents who understand that gap in scholly value , it makes NW attractive. Kain Colter interned at Goldman Sachs....Iowa cannot match that.
Well that sounds to me like Mr. Colter was testifying on something outside of the scope of his expertise that the finder of fact should have never let on the record. I'm not saying Northwestern holds athletes to the same standard as the general student body, but they do hold them to materially higher standards than the rest of the Big Ten. Faith Ekakitie is a prime example of this. The kid's stats were probably better than 80-90% of the general student body at Iowa and yet he was dinged at NU and Kurt welcomed him to Iowa City. When the admissions committee dings a 4 star with an insane offer list who lives up the street and he qualifies at Iowa, it is pretty apparent that Iowa and NU are operating in two completely different spheres when it comes to the available talent pool.
And FYI, Adam "the Glove" Shada landed at Goldman, pal.