Oklahoma is ineligible for a bowl

[Kansas State 2000]

From Dennis Dodd thumbs_d CBSSportsline

 

"OK, cheap attention grabber, but it worked, right? That faux headline might become reality for some school sooner than you think. The NCAA Management Council is considering what form the next round of sweeping academic reforms will take.

 

The so-called "incentive/disincentive package" could penalize schools that don't graduate a certain percentage of players. The Knight Commission, a respected watchdog group for college athletics, proposed the cutoff be 50 percent or schools wouldn't be allowed to play in the postseason." eek!

 

http://cbs.sportsline.com/collegefootball/...l/story/5888588

 

 

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Bowl Ineligible  

 

Top 25 grad rates

 

School and graduation percentage as measured by the NCAA:

 

1. Miami 56

 

2. Ohio State 57

 

3. Washington State 64

 

4. (tie) Oklahoma 6

 

4. (tie) Texas 50

 

6. Iowa 58

 

7. Georgia 50

 

8. Southern Cal 47

 

9. Notre Dame 87

 

10. Alabama 31

 

11. Kansas State 44

 

12. Michigan 55

 

13. Virginia Tech 47

 

14. LSU 57

 

15. Florida State 53

 

16. Penn State 88

 

17. Colorado 38

 

18. Pittsburgh 28

 

19. Maryland 50

 

20. Florida 32

 

21. Colorado State 60

 

22. North Carolina State 39

 

23. Oregon 88

 

24. Auburn 24

 

25. TCU 59

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[Big John]

I noticed K-State was also below 50 wink