USC backup (Aaron Corp) transfer to Richmond

[BDKJMU]

http://aaroncorp.org/

Check out some of the photos of this goofy looking kid:

[dbackjon]

USC is falling apart like a cheap suit. First Aaron Corp leaves, now Carroll is gone, and he's trying to take the OC with him

Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of guys...

No doubt!

[SunCoastBlueHen]

http://aaroncorp.org/

Check out some of the photos of this goofy looking kid:

Looks a little bit like a young Mick Jagger

[danefan]

as goofy as the kid is - he did throw for 2800 and ran for 1200 as a senior in HS.

[ur76spider]

I would care less how he looks! As long as he is a good student and an excellent QB is what matters to most Spider fans! .....Yes there are Spider fans out there! Maybe not as many as the huge state schools where freshmen enter an auditorium to take a required course along with 300 to 500 other freshmen! I just couldn't resist getting a little "smack" in there!! Go Spiders

[clenz]

I would care less how he looks! As long as he is a good student and an excellent QB is what matters to most Spider fans! .....Yes there are Spider fans out there! Maybe not as many as the huge state schools where freshmen enter an auditorium to take a required course along with 300 to 500 other freshmen! I just couldn't resist getting a little "smack" in there!! Go Spiders

UNI is a state school and the biggest class I've been in is 70

[danefan]

My required classes at Albany had upwards of 600 students.


I never went - I just had someone swipe my ID card in at the attendance machines.

[mcveyrl]

I would care less how he looks! As long as he is a good student and an excellent QB is what matters to most Spider fans! .....Yes there are Spider fans out there! Maybe not as many as the huge state schools where freshmen enter an auditorium to take a required course along with 300 to 500 other freshmen! I just couldn't resist getting a little "smack" in there!! Go Spiders

My largest class at JMU had maybe 100.

I was a TA for the largest class in the university -- "The History of Rock." It had about 500 people in it and a lengthy waiting list. Obviously, it was not a required class, but I think it did meet some kind of creative requirement in the curriculum.

[JMU DJ]

I would care less how he looks! As long as he is a good student and an excellent QB is what matters to most Spider fans! .....Yes there are Spider fans out there! Maybe not as many as the huge state schools where freshmen enter an auditorium to take a required course along with 300 to 500 other freshmen! I just couldn't resist getting a little "smack" in there!! Go Spiders

My largest class at JMU had maybe 100.

I was a TA for the largest class in the university -- "The History of Rock." It had about 500 people in it and a lengthy waiting list. Obviously, it was not a required class, but I think it did meet some kind of creative requirement in the curriculum.

I took that class as an elective... don't know if it fills any requirement besides getting your credit hours up to at least 12 hrs the second semester of senior year.


I think my average class size was around 15 people...

[mcveyrl]

My largest class at JMU had maybe 100.

I was a TA for the largest class in the university -- "The History of Rock." It had about 500 people in it and a lengthy waiting list. Obviously, it was not a required class, but I think it did meet some kind of creative requirement in the curriculum.

I took that class as an elective... don't know if it fills any requirement besides getting your credit hours up to at least 12 hrs the second semester of senior year.


I think my average class size was around 15 people...

When did you take it? Was Rick D. your professor? He's since gone to Ball State, but I taught the very first HofR class in '01.

[clenz]

My largest class at JMU had maybe 100.

I was a TA for the largest class in the university -- "The History of Rock." It had about 500 people in it and a lengthy waiting list. Obviously, it was not a required class, but I think it did meet some kind of creative requirement in the curriculum.

I took that class as an elective... don't know if it fills any requirement besides getting your credit hours up to at least 12 hrs the second semester of senior year.


I think my average class size was around 15 people...

My average major class is about 30. It's a small major, about 200 people, but there are only 6 different profs in the department that teach all of the classes. My average class during college has been around 50

[JMU DJ]

When did you take it? Was Rick D. your professor? He's since gone to Ball State, but I taught the very first HofR class in '01.

Spring 2006, Prof D was still teaching it. Probably the easiest class I ever took... well, besides my "literature" requirement. I heard of a literature class that all the athletes took so I waited until my Junior year when I could register early enough and took that class... it was glorious: Me, the girls soccer team, a couple of football players, etc. The professor sat there and read us the Canterbury tales and told us WWII stories (he was an old British fighter pilot/bomber) ... that was it.

[andy7171]

When did you take it? Was Rick D. your professor? He's since gone to Ball State, but I taught the very first HofR class in '01.

Spring 2006, Prof D was still teaching it. Probably the easiest class I ever took... well, besides my "literature" requirement. I heard of a literature class that all the athletes took so I waited until my Junior year when I could register early enough and took that class... it was glorious: Me, the girls soccer team, a couple of football players, etc. The professor sat there and read us the Canterbury tales and told us WWII stories (he was an old British fighter pilot/bomber) ... that was it.

Therre are several of those KNOWN required classes at Towson. Most notabley Art Appreciation, or "Art in the Dark" basically a slide show in a big lecture hall. 150 students, 90% sleeping.

[danefan]

We had one at Albany that satisfied our Natural Science requirement - Atmospheric Sciences.

600 kids.

The professor put the lecture notes up on his website after each class. I never went. Got an A in the class. I too physics for my other science class and I avoided the Bio/Chem classes that I despised.

[kdinva]

The fallout of Mr. Corp's arrival has started:

http://www2.timesdispatch.com/rtd/sport ... 03/320297/

Jake McGee, the top HS QB in metro-Richmond, is following Coach London to UVa.

[danefan]

The fallout of Mr. Corp's arrival has started:

http://www2.timesdispatch.com/rtd/sport ... 03/320297/

Jake McGee, the top HS QB in metro-Richmond, is following Coach London to UVa.

That's the fallout of London leaving, not of Corp coming in.

[Silenoz]

I would care less how he looks! As long as he is a good student and an excellent QB is what matters to most Spider fans! .....Yes there are Spider fans out there! Maybe not as many as the huge state schools where freshmen enter an auditorium to take a required course along with 300 to 500 other freshmen! I just couldn't resist getting a little "smack" in there!! Go Spiders

My largest class at JMU had maybe 100.

I was a TA for the largest class in the university -- "The History of Rock." It had about 500 people in it and a lengthy waiting list. Obviously, it was not a required class, but I think it did meet some kind of creative requirement in the curriculum.

I took the same course at UM, huge waiting list on that one too

[ur2K]

The fallout of Mr. Corp's arrival has started:

http://www2.timesdispatch.com/rtd/sport ... 03/320297/

Jake McGee, the top HS QB in metro-Richmond, is following Coach London to UVa.

This has nothing to do with Corp. McGee would be a RS sophomore the first year Corp is gone. This move is more because London needs recruits at UVA. Word on the street is that McGee doesn't project as a QB at the D-I level (including if he would've enrolled at UR).

He's also on the verge of poaching another - a DT - Rashad Winston. But he hasn't made a decision on which school he wants to attend yet.

[BDKJMU]

The fallout of Mr. Corp's arrival has started:

http://www2.timesdispatch.com/rtd/sport ... 03/320297/

Jake McGee, the top HS QB in metro-Richmond, is following Coach London to UVa.

This has nothing to do with Corp. McGee would be a RS sophomore the first year Corp is gone. This move is more because London needs recruits at UVA. Word on the street is that McGee doesn't project as a QB at the D-I level (including if he would've enrolled at UR).

He's also on the verge of poaching another - a DT - Rashad Winston. But he hasn't made a decision on which school he wants to attend yet.

UR already lost this DT who initially committed to UR but then after London departed committed to JMU:
http://rivals.yahoo.com/richmond/footba ... niel-97783