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[missingnumber7]

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endzone. NAVY > Stony Brook in every way possible cmon man.

Roger Staubach even says so, NAVY has been to 18 bowl games and 5 NCAA basketball tourney's and David Robinson the Admiral hello hello is this thing on?

Your stats guy sucks...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Navy_Mi...9;s_basketball
NCAA Tournament Elite Eight

1954, 1986

NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen

1954, 1959, 1986

NCAA Tournament appearances

1947, 1953, 1954, 1959, 1960, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1994, 1997, 1998


http://www.navysports.com/sports/m-b...tradition.html
1 -No. 1 picks in the NBA Draft (David Robinson)
2 - Representatives in the Basketball Hall of Fame
3 - Patriot League Tournament Championships
4 - Conference Players of the Year
5 - Conference Coaches of the Year, including 2008 honoree Billy Lange
5 - Players with jerseys retired (#51 - Vernon Butler; #4 - John Clune; #13 - Don Lange; #50 - Kevin Sinnett; #50 - David Robinson)
8 - NCAA Tournament victories
8 - Patriot League Championships (Tournament and Regular-Season combined), tied for the most in the league
11 - NCAA Tournament appearances
13 - All-Americans, including 2008 honoree Greg Sprink
15 - All-Conference first-team honorees
16 - All-Conference All-Rookie Team accolades
19 - Members of the 1,000-point club, including senior Chris Harris.
20 - NABC All-District selections
23 - Weeks spent in the Associated Press Top 25, the second most of any team in the Patriot League
30 - School-record wins in the 1985-86 season
50 - Points scored by David Robinson in his final collegiate game, a new school record. The 50 points against Michigan in the NCAA Tournament are the sixth most ever in the NCAA Tournament.
102 - Completed seasons of Navy men's basketball
.592 - All-time winning percentage
1,273 - All-time wins
2,669 - Points scored by David Robinson during his career. He is the only player in NCAA history with 2,500 points, 1,300 rebounds and to have shot over 60 percent from the field.

[NorthernBison]

I wonder if your employer would have used the same argument (yours) for your employment as you're using for Matt's if you ever would have been hired??

For what he does, an education beyond high school is not required. In addition, business ethics are totally optional and likely to be frowned upon by his employer based on previous discussions regarding contractual arrangements. Ethics would only get in the way So yes, he would have been hired.