With Jesse's high FG percentage he deserves more shots.

[br801]

I don’t think so. Again, you make things up, you have one wrong thought and then you take that wrong thought and just continue to make stuff up. You’re so full of misinformation that I can’t believe you’re allowed to post here.

I believe the proper term for this is 'alternative facts.'

 

[CousCuse]

Whereas my gif post was directed at you for many of your other posts, Braswell did indeed obtain his Bachelors degree (if you trust his LinkedIn entry) from Syracuse.

So he then wants to get a graduate degree at Charlotte, which is a global level city and is the "capital" of that region, the region he is from. It makes sense to me,

 

[OrangeDW]

So he then wants to get a graduate degree at Charlotte, which is a global level city and is the "capital" of that region, the region he is from. It makes sense to me,

Couldn’t get a grad degree at Syracuse, and then move down to Charlotte next year?

 

[longtimefan]

So he then wants to get a graduate degree at Charlotte, which is a global level city and is the "capital" of that region, the region he is from. It makes sense to me,

Comparing cities and comparing colleges are two entirely different things.

 

[CousCuse]

Comparing cities and comparing colleges are two entirely different things.

I'm sure the graduate programs at the University of Charlotte are wired directly into the major companies there, your already hired before you graduate.

 

[longtimefan]

I'm sure the graduate programs at the University of Charlotte are wired directly into the major companies there, your already hired before you graduate.

Just a guess--if you want to transition smoothly from a graduate degree to a working career in the state of North Carolina, there are plenty of local colleges that will give you more of a leg up than UNC-Charlotte.