[yvonne]

From Ted Miller's blog
http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/...grad-rates

1. Stanford, 87
2. Washington, 76
3. Arizona State, 64
4. Oregon, 63
5. Washington State, 62
5. Utah, 62
7. the University of South Central, 61
8. Oregon State, 60
9. UCLA, 59
9. Colorado, 59
11. California, 54
12. Arizona, 48

These include transfer students who leave in good standing.  He's got some good links, so check out the page.

[yvonne]

From Ted Miller's blog
http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/...grad-rates

1. Stanford, 87
2. Washington, 76
3. Arizona State, 64
4. Oregon, 63
5. Washington State, 62
5. Utah, 62
7. the University of South Central, 61
8. Oregon State, 60
9. UCLA, 59
9. Colorado, 59
11. California, 54
12. Arizona, 48

These include transfer students who leave in good standing.  He's got some good links, so check out the page.

[Redrum]

or Courtney Love  or  Rick Perry.  SOMEBODY has to be responsible for Kal's continued grovel at the feet of Pac-12 academics.

http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/...grad-rates

[Redrum]

or Courtney Love  or  Rick Perry.  SOMEBODY has to be responsible for Kal's continued grovel at the feet of Pac-12 academics.

http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/...grad-rates

[Farm93]

I believe we are to blame the lack of that $150 Million SAHPC.  Now that the structure is finally in place, surely the rates will improve.

[Farm93]

I believe we are to blame the lack of that $150 Million SAHPC.  Now that the structure is finally in place, surely the rates will improve.

[dabigv13]

Yeah, where is that Cal88 doucheturd to explain this strange happenstance to us? He's certainly been scarce ever since we've been kicking their ass.

[dabigv13]

Yeah, where is that Cal88 doucheturd to explain this strange happenstance to us? He's certainly been scarce ever since we've been kicking their ass.