So now that everyone's rank list is done, or should be done really damn soon, lets hear where everyone is wanting to go. Any prematches (other than ketafol that lucky SOB
) I'm still working on mine but will post later on.
UCLA=NW>U of C. from what I hear. However, my personal list would be NW>U of C >>>>>>>>>UCLA because you couldn't pay me to live in LA.
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Just checking. Once we have the green certified ROL then that's it right? Just want to make sure. Such a long process and wouldn't want to miss it by not checking the final box.
Thanks, good luck everybody.
So now that everyone's rank list is done, or should be done really damn soon, lets hear where everyone is wanting to go. Any prematches (other than ketafol that lucky SOB) I'm still working on mine but will post later on.
nope. was just being a little superstitious about it.SDNers still think that PD's are scoping out this site at the zero hour.
nope. was just being a little superstitious about it.![]()
1. UNC
2. Duke
3. Kentucky
4. UVA
5. Pitt
I only ranked programs that had basketball teams in the top 25. Duke was in real trouble there, thank goodness they beat BC last week!
...The more I look at these lists, the more I wonder how we are selected for interviews...
My wife said my CV picture was very "handsome."
Give em up peeps.
I'll be happy anywhere on here except for #10.
1. Stanford
2. Davis
3. UCLA
4. MGH
5. USC
6. Irvine
7. Tulane
8. Ochsner
9. Loma Linda
10. Harbor
Is Harbor really that bad? What did you prefer about USC and UCI over Loma Linda? Thanks!
Just trying to decide between UCLA, NW, and U. of Chicago. Thinking about putting UCLA over NW and U. of C because of weather..would you guys consider these programs as being on the same tier?
Harbor was the only place I actively disliked. I just didn't vibe with the place, and the schedule is just too weird for me. Some may like it better though, especially those really interested in moonlighting (I'm not).
I actually really liked Loma Linda. Great program, friendly people, and close to Big Bear where I used to live and play. I would have ranked it higher but my fiancee decided she wouldn't really want to live out in Redlands/Loma Linda, and so I gotta respect that. I'd be more than happy to end up there though, I have nothing but great things to say about it.
USC>UCI just for location. I liked them both a lot. USC seems like an up-and-coming program, and UCI seems to have rebounded from its administrative issues, at least in my relatively uninformed opinion. Happy people at all of them (the ones I ran across anyway).