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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wouldn’t pay more for U of SC than JMU.[/quote]

Why not if you have the $$ and kid wants USC?

Also, South Carolina has more name recognition in than JMU. No one outside DMV area knows about JMU.[/quote]

Really?  I guess I should let all my DC's OOS friends know this.[/quote]

Go to the west coast or Midwest or NE. See if more ppl have heard of South Carolina or JMU.[/quote]

What a stupid argument.  Of course *everyone* has heard of [b]University of Whatever State[/b].  I’ve certainly heard of the University of New Mexico, but I couldn’t tell you the first thing about it…[/quote]

The point is no one has heard of JMU if they don’t live in the mid-Atlantic. [/quote]

I would say this is increasingly less true about JMU, that people don’t know it outside this area. It is getting better and better academically, it has been awarded an R2 research designation, and with its football team being so strong and being on ESPN College Game day, more and more people know about it nationally. Plus it is a relative bargain for OOS. [/quote]

It might be “increasingly true,” as in it went from 1% national awareness to 1.3% national awareness. [/quote]

+1 UofSC is in a different stratosphere when it comes to sports and sport coverage. R1 is also much more prestigious in academia than R2. [/quote]

:lol: 
Oh my.
DP[/quote]

The media reach of being in a top conference is a major plus for SC. People know who Georgia and Alabama play. Not true for the lower conferences. [/quote]

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