(06-14-2026, 08:36 PM)BostonCard Wrote: I may be wrong, but I think the point was not referring to Georgia Institute of Technology as Georgia Tech GATech or Georgia Tech but for appending “University” to the end. There is no “University” in either “Georgia Institute of Technology” or “Georgia Tech”. Virginia Tech and Louisiana Tech both have “University” in their full names, but as pointed out, neither MIT nor Cal Tech do.
BC
correct
(06-14-2026, 09:52 PM)StanUSwagU Wrote:(06-14-2026, 08:36 PM)BostonCard Wrote: I may be wrong, but I think the point was not referring to Georgia Institute of Technology as Georgia Tech GATech or Georgia Tech but for appending “University” to the end. There is no “University” in either “Georgia Institute of Technology” or “Georgia Tech”. Virginia Tech and Louisiana Tech both have “University” in their full names, but as pointed out, neither MIT nor Cal Tech do.
BC
Hi BC,
(1) Hope all is well.
(2) I think I see your point. Maybe I confused 82lsju (which was not my intent, & which I tried to clarify ...sorry 82lsju for any confusion).
I wrote out a list of 4 universities and just for 'prosaic consistency & symmetry within the list' appended the term 'University' to all 4 of them;
I assumed 90% of sports fans on this board would know which universities were being referred to, & did not think that would cause such a stir.
I was not confused, just like to see the Universities referred to correctly and neither appending "University" to the end when it is not part of their name nor switching the placement of the word University from the beginning to the end of the name. I would imagine some Stanford fans would not like their school referred to as University of Stanford instead of Stanford University even though I'm sure 90% of sports fans on this board would know who you were referring to.
Eric
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