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HuskerinBig10
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13 FBS schools were honored for their high APR, Academic Progress Rates, for their Student-Athletes. The score had to be 980 or higher, 1000 is PERFECT.
How about Pelini? 122 of the possible 132 seniors that have played for him have graduated. In 2014, all of them will, that must be a 1000. Nebraska was 980 or higher last year also according to this NCAA site
NCAA - APR Public Recognition Awards
Nebraska also has other high acheivers that make the Top Ten Award list. Only ten out of 450,000 student-athletes make this list. The list has gone from Top 5 to Top Ten over the years. Nebraska has THIRTEEN student athletes on this list. Last year, Mary Weatherholt was on the list. Football players on the list have been Dave Rimington, Trev Alberts, Patrick Tyrance, Jacob Young, Mark Traynowicz, and Randy Schleusener. The University of Nebraska also leads this award list. This year, a female gymnast, might make the list to make it 14.
The 13 football schools for 2014 are
Big Ten Schools
Nebraska
Northwestern
Rutgers (effective July 1 2014, currently in the AAC)
Wisconsin
ACC Schools
Boston College
Clemson
Duke
Georgia Tech
SEC Schools
Missouri
South Carolina
PAC 12 Schools
Stanford
Mountain West
Utah State
No Big 12 school football team did it. Not that surprised.
NCAA recognizes Division I academic achievement | NCAA Public Home Page - NCAA.org
1,049 teams did it. 631 women's teams, and 418 men's teams.
Dartmouth had 26 of their 28 teams make it.
Now, those are student-athletes.
How about Pelini? 122 of the possible 132 seniors that have played for him have graduated. In 2014, all of them will, that must be a 1000. Nebraska was 980 or higher last year also according to this NCAA site
NCAA - APR Public Recognition Awards
Nebraska also has other high acheivers that make the Top Ten Award list. Only ten out of 450,000 student-athletes make this list. The list has gone from Top 5 to Top Ten over the years. Nebraska has THIRTEEN student athletes on this list. Last year, Mary Weatherholt was on the list. Football players on the list have been Dave Rimington, Trev Alberts, Patrick Tyrance, Jacob Young, Mark Traynowicz, and Randy Schleusener. The University of Nebraska also leads this award list. This year, a female gymnast, might make the list to make it 14.
The 13 football schools for 2014 are
Big Ten Schools
Nebraska
Northwestern
Rutgers (effective July 1 2014, currently in the AAC)
Wisconsin
ACC Schools
Boston College
Clemson
Duke
Georgia Tech
SEC Schools
Missouri
South Carolina
PAC 12 Schools
Stanford
Mountain West
Utah State
No Big 12 school football team did it. Not that surprised.
NCAA recognizes Division I academic achievement | NCAA Public Home Page - NCAA.org
1,049 teams did it. 631 women's teams, and 418 men's teams.
Dartmouth had 26 of their 28 teams make it.
Now, those are student-athletes.