Sentence examples for graduated players from inspiring English sources

So why Notre Dame, where Bob Davie also graduated players and took a 9-3 toam thethe Fiesta Bowl last season, but was run out following this 5-6 season?

While Knight ran programs that steered clear of N.C.A.A. violations and consistently graduated players, he also clashed with university officials and was caught on videotape grabbing the neck of one of his players at Indiana.

Cheating and not graduating players will not get you in trouble, but that damn losing.... ...... Waltman, 68, might have lost too often, but he could see the future.

He graduates players, 92 percent in the latest accounting done by the noted sports watchdog Richard Lapchick of the University of Central Florida.

Over 11 seasons in Piscataway, Schiano helped to transform Rutgers from a punch line to a regular contender in the Big East, racking up victories, attracting top recruits and graduating players with an above-average frequency.

He's hoping that new exposure of the film will lead to more parade invitations, perhaps university scholarships for graduating players and the chance to perform for an expanding audience.

These all-star games were a chance for graduating players to highlight their skills before the 2010 NFL Draft, which took place in April.

Other institutions with large disparities between black and white players included Clemson (31 percent of black players graduated, versus 100 percent of white players) and Missouri (black players, 25 percent; white players, 100 percent).

He graduated his players and ran a real good program.

Worse, 183 of those schools graduated baseball players at a lower rate than for student-athletes over all.

"It used to be if you graduated your players and didn't bring shame upon your program, you wouldn't be fired.