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So it takes four foreign language classes to get accepted to ND? I'm sorry, but that's ridiculous.
So it takes four foreign language classes to get accepted to ND? I'm sorry, but that's ridiculous.
No, I think there is some confusion there. I only took through Spanish 3 and I got in....
Probably not worth getting into because I am sure there are too many details for us to know.
I don't think this is that ridiculous. He has an offer pending his ACT results. Pretty simple.
PANDFAN, did you mean he took up and through Spanish 2?
This recruitment of this kid is becoming a laughing stock. I don't know if it is our admissions or his but this is terrible.
I can relate to Marcus a little bit. Quick story:
I had always planned to go abroad during undergrad, which would have knocked out the two-semester foreign language requirement for graduation. For a number of reasons, I kept pushing it back. Finally, I had to choose between going abroad in my last semester and missing my last semester at school with my peoples, and staying stateside and taking BOTH language requirements at once. I had to jump through all kinds of hoops in order for them to let me take Italian I & II in the same semester (I couldn't do Spanish because it would have had to have been IV & V and I hadn't taken III since 12th grade, so that would have been ugly). So I went into Italian II class on the first day and told the professor that I hadn't taken Italian I yet, but that I was taking it now, and I couldn't afford to fail because I was going to law school in the fall and failing that class would ruin my life. To be honest, I kind of flirted with her a little. Not a lot, but a little. I have no idea how I passed that class, but it was the only class I did any work in my senior year and I ended up with a better grade in II than in I.
Anyways, that is my foreign language story. So Marcus isn't alone, at least.
You're not alone. I'd say the vast majority of us on here who went to Catholic/Liberal Arts schools have personally had, or have friends who had, some nightmare foreign language tales to share in order to graduate. And yet most of us would sound like Aldo Raine's speaking Italian in the penultimate scene of "Inglorious Basterds."
You're not alone. I'd say the vast majority of us on here who went to Catholic/Liberal Arts schools have personally had, or have friends who had, some nightmare foreign language tales to share in order to graduate. And yet most of us would sound like Aldo Raine's speaking Italian in the penultimate scene of "Inglorious Basterds."
everytime u post...i picture ur avi as if it is u speaking and it just never seems to fit...

"arriva der chee"
Reps for the Inglorious Basterds reference.
Edit: I'll owe you the reps. Won't let me do it from my phone.
ND going to try to steal recruit number 3
ND offered Rios. I hated Notre dame before and now i hope the school burns to the ground. Brian kelly please recruit by yourself and stop trying to steal NE potential recruits. I guess this is the offer rios has been waiting for. Well see Hopefully they are 2 little 2 late.
LOLKORNHUSKER
Didn't someone say in Westercamp's thread that a Nebraska board had like a 35 page thread devoted to hating ND? Its funny because they are so far off of our radar that I forget they exist sometimes. I only really think about them when we are in the process of stealing one their recruits.
What, is ND looking at Nebraska's board to determine who to go after? Geeez!!
Kelly is one of the most dispicable D-1 coaches, ever...now he seems to want camp in on Husker recruits. We need to send a couple of "wise guys" to have a little visit with him.
Will Notre Dame PLEASE GET OFF OUR JOCK
That reminds me of some funny comments I read this morning on their 247 board:
Wasn't Marcus the one who reached out to ND? Not the other way around?
yes and fact he told me that he has been writing ND since he was a SOPH..didn't get anywhere but kept writing them...and then asked Tee for denbrock's phone number...called him and never heard back...called again left a message and then...he called back
Wow, respect.
This is why I have been saying that I love this kid. I think it says a lot about any kid that ultimately chooses ND. We get a different breed of football player than a lot of football factory schools. But this kid is beyond that - he has not hid the fact that he LOVES Notre Dame and wants to play here. He wanted to play here when he wasn't even on our radar. I'm not trying to downplay the fact that he is a player and from a talent standpoint I think he'd be a good add to the class, but I don't just want him at ND for us, I want him at ND for him.