Athletic-department expenditures, 2006: OSU: $35 million UO: $47 million Athletic-department expenditures, 2011: OSU: $50 million (up 43 percent) UO: $75.5 million (up 61 percent) National rank, size of fan base: OSU: 62 UO: 45 Increase in freshman applications, 2010-11: OSU: 7.5 percent UO: 24.6 percent Percentage of football players clustered in three academic majors: OSU: 36 UO: 53 National academic rank, university: OSU: 138 UO 101 Change in final football national ranking, 5 years OSU: Unranked to unranked UO: No. 12 to No. 3 Per capita rate of minor-in-possession citations, 2010: Corvallis: 1 in 142 Eugene: 1 in 155 http://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/index.ssf/2011/11/civil_war_index_2011_not_your.html
Well duh for all the schools stupid 71+ football uniform variations/changes. How many different wing combos do you need?
Published in march 2010 from o-live. Its funny how U of O spends so much on football finances and recruit services when they can't get better faculty for their students.
Academic rank is 37 spots higher than OSU - and the gap is widening with enrollment at an all time high. You can keep throwing out blanket statements like this, but Duck fans will reference actual rankings. Oh, and those "stupid" uniforms are pretty cool to new recruits and players. You know, players that keep winning conference games and Championships.
Well, then the university better get on it and start changing their baseball team uniforms! They are in need to win a title soon!
Sounds a little arrogant to me. Isn't a college degree the same from any university? Shut the fuck up SlyPokerDog.
in the sense that they are printed on similar pieces of paper, yes all college degrees are the same STOMP
Haha. Go Ducks. No, all degrees are not equal. If two folks come to my office to interview, have like experience, and one has a degree from, say, Evergreen and one has a degree from UO, OSU, UW - one is worth more than the other, if experiences are similar. Oregon actually has a fairly low avg salary for grads (still higher than OSU) because so many students are in education. For things like business, Oregon students only earn on avg about $2,000 more than those with a like degree from OSU. Fairly close, but $2000 a year over a 30 year career equates to $60,000. STF? That's not work or family appropriate! Go Ducks! http://business-schools.findthebest...Oregon-Lundquist-OR-business-school-graduates
