[NU Sports] Big Ten Bowl Game at YANKEE STADIUM? 'CATS at YANKEE

[Jonathan Hodges]

The problem is that for the vast majority of Div. I-A/FBS football players,
the cost of an education doesn't mean much (instead, they are concerned
about winning, playing time, and/or a pipeline to the NFL).  Thankfully, NU
sifts through the players and picks out those that DO value an education and
appreciate the $200k+ that they get from a scholarship at Northwestern.
Fitz is really helping the recruiting, IMHO, and we'll see more and more
guys choosing NU to win and get a great education.

Jonathan

On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 3:00 PM, <johnadeg at comcast.net> wrote:

> If it was/is $52K, it makes my point even more.  That kind of ride should
> have players demanding to get into NU (unless they are VT or WV types).
>
> Maybe the 52K number is one of the erasons that the rcruiting ha improved
> as much as it has.
>
> John DeGroat
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> Subject: Re: [NU Sports] Big Ten Bowl Game at YANKEE STADIUM? 'CATS at
> YANKEE
>
> > I was watching the BTN program on NU football at Camp Kenosha and heard
> > one of the coaches getting on a player telling him "You've got a $42,000
> > scholarship so hustle"
>
> You sure Fitz didn't say $52,000?
>
>
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