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1. Majoring in English has little to do with spellchecking. 2. It has even less to do with college football. 3. Precedes how, exactly? Metaphysically, as a condition of possibility? Temporally, as in you need to go about getting one first, then the other next? 4. Was that "on a consistent basis" really necessary? Isn't that implied? And is that all UGA shoots for--winning on a consistent basis? Please.
1. Majoring in English has little to do with spellchecking.
2. It has even less to do with college football.
3. Precedes how, exactly? Metaphysically, as a condition of possibility? Temporally, as in you need to go about getting one first, then the other next?
4. Was that "on a consistent basis" really necessary? Isn't that implied? And is that all UGA shoots for--winning on a consistent basis? Please.
Well I wanted to say dont major in spelling, but I dont think you CAN major in spelling.
The more I read it though, the more the problems go way beyond spelling.
I think they should have made the third line "Discipline preceeds physical conditioning" and then they could have closed the loop.
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I think the message for non-English majors is something like: try hard and lift a lot of weights if you want to win football games.
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