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Hi 82lsju,

Hope all is well:

(1) Above I was using shorthand; See equation below for clarification.

(2) GaTech =  Georgia Institute of Technology = GeorgiaTech Yellow Jackets

Then why write University after GaTech?

and FYI, it is the University of Notre Dame not Notre Dame University

Georgia Tech is GaTech
Massachusetts Institute of Technology is MIT
California Institute of Technology is CalTech
Carnegie Mellon is, in fact, CMU. 
I could go on, but nah.

and do true sports fans refer to UND (University of Notre Dame) as Notre Dam University?

surprised you did not bring Cal Tech (California Institute of Technology, not Cal Tech University) into the thread......

Hi 82lsju,

Hope all is well,

I think what people are trying to convey here is to look at the substance of the post or opinion, not to fixate or nitpick (as martyup said) on the different ways a University can be named or referenced;  I am going to hazard a guess that when I said 'GaTech University' that 90% of the people on this sports-board knew I was talking about Georgia Tech University, just like even though directly up above  you write 'Notre Dam University'  or earlier when you wrote 'Norte Dame University' (before you corrected it), we all knew what you were referring to.

Hope that helps clarify things a little.

MS in ISyE from Georgia Tech and yes your meaning seemed obvious….

[Hieronymus]

1781466910[/url]']

1781461732[/url]']


Hi 82lsju,

Hope all is well:

(1) Above I was using shorthand; See equation below for clarification.

(2) GaTech =  Georgia Institute of Technology = GeorgiaTech Yellow Jackets

Then why write University after GaTech?

and FYI, it is the University of Notre Dame not Notre Dame University

Georgia Tech is GaTech
Massachusetts Institute of Technology is MIT
California Institute of Technology is CalTech
Carnegie Mellon is, in fact, CMU. 
I could go on, but nah.

and do true sports fans refer to UND (University of Notre Dame) as Notre Dam University?

surprised you did not bring Cal Tech (California Institute of Technology, not Cal Tech University) into the thread......

Hi 82lsju,

Hope all is well,

I think what people are trying to convey here is to look at the substance of the post or opinion, not to fixate or nitpick (as martyup said) on the different ways a University can be named or referenced;  I am going to hazard a guess that when I said 'GaTech University' that 90% of the people on this sports-board knew I was talking about Georgia Tech University, just like even though directly up above  you write 'Notre Dam University'  or earlier when you wrote 'Norte Dame University' (before you corrected it), we all knew what you were referring to.

Hope that helps clarify things a little.

MS in ISyE from Georgia Tech and yes your meaning seemed obvious….