Go Nerds

[CO. Hoosier]

A nice little article about the #1 Div II team—the Colorado School of Mines.

No NIL money, no transfer portals, and no subordination to TV. Just student athletes playing the game.

The part I like the best is the fan cheer: “It’s all right. It’s OK. Our players will be your bosses someday.’”

Oh, about the academics: “Matocha [ QB] is completing his master’s degree in computer science, while other seniors have or soon will possess bachelor’s and/or master’s degrees in chemical, petroleum, electrical, geological, mechanical, metallurgical and civil engineering — and biochemistry.”

Woody Paige: The bonds that make Orediggers No. 1 in the nation

Colorado School of Mines: CAN YOU DIG IT?

denvergazette.com

 

[mcmurtry66]

A nice little article about the #1 Div II team—the Colorado School of Mines.

No NIL money, no transfer portals, and no subordination to TV. Just student athletes playing the game.

The part I like the best is the fan cheer: “It’s all right. It’s OK. Our players will be your bosses someday.’”

Oh, about the academics: “Matocha [ QB] is completing his master’s degree in computer science, while other seniors have or soon will possess bachelor’s and/or master’s degrees in chemical, petroleum, electrical, geological, mechanical, metallurgical and civil engineering — and biochemistry.”

Woody Paige: The bonds that make Orediggers No. 1 in the nation

Colorado School of Mines: CAN YOU DIG IT?

denvergazette.com

i've heard of htat school. they're good at something. hockey?

 

[CO. Hoosier]

i've heard of htat school. they're good at something. hockey?

An excellent STEM school. . I don’t think they play Hockey.

 

[Bloom.]

A nice little article about the #1 Div II team—the Colorado School of Mines.

No NIL money, no transfer portals, and no subordination to TV. Just student athletes playing the game.

Most D2's don't have a lot of NIL money.

The part I like the best is the fan cheer: “It’s all right. It’s OK. Our players will be your bosses someday.’”

Zero rhythm.

That's alright, that's OK
You're gonna work for us someday

CO = "I'm not going to fall for the banana in the tailpipe."

Oh, about the academics: “Matocha [ QB] is completing his master’s degree in computer science, while other seniors have or soon will possess bachelor’s and/or master’s degrees in chemical, petroleum, electrical, geological, mechanical, metallurgical and civil engineering — and biochemistry.”

Woody Paige: The bonds that make Orediggers No. 1 in the nation

Colorado School of Mines: CAN YOU DIG IT?

denvergazette.com

Their basketball team has a kid from central Indiana.

 

[CO. Hoosier]

Most D2's don't have a lot of NIL money.


Zero rhythm.

That's alright, that's OK
You're gonna work for us someday

CO = "I'm not going to fall for the banana in the tailpipe."


Their basketball team has a kid from central Indiana.

Jimmy Chitwood?

 

[Bloom.]

Jimmy Chitwood?

 

[SqueakyClean]

They are actually one of the highest rated engineering schools in the country. My nephew-in-law is a junior there.

 

[hoot1]

A nice little article about the #1 Div II team—the Colorado School of Mines.

No NIL money, no transfer portals, and no subordination to TV. Just student athletes playing the game.

The part I like the best is the fan cheer: “It’s all right. It’s OK. Our players will be your bosses someday.’”

Oh, about the academics: “Matocha [ QB] is completing his master’s degree in computer science, while other seniors have or soon will possess bachelor’s and/or master’s degrees in chemical, petroleum, electrical, geological, mechanical, metallurgical and civil engineering — and biochemistry.”

Woody Paige: The bonds that make Orediggers No. 1 in the nation

Colorado School of Mines: CAN YOU DIG IT?

denvergazette.com

 

[hoot1]

The STEM Nerds from Colorado Mining and Engineering, if they want to get a joyful taste of the performing arts, can attend theatre productions at either Colorado University or Denver University where my talented grand nieces are theater majors.

Happy and entertained nerd brains are more creative and productive, so I've been told by the niece's nerd father.

 

[ribbont]

A nice little article about the #1 Div II team—the Colorado School of Mines.

No NIL money, no transfer portals, and no subordination to TV. Just student athletes playing the game.

The part I like the best is the fan cheer: “It’s all right. It’s OK. Our players will be your bosses someday.’”

Oh, about the academics: “Matocha [ QB] is completing his master’s degree in computer science, while other seniors have or soon will possess bachelor’s and/or master’s degrees in chemical, petroleum, electrical, geological, mechanical, metallurgical and civil engineering — and biochemistry.”

Woody Paige: The bonds that make Orediggers No. 1 in the nation

Colorado School of Mines: CAN YOU DIG IT?

denvergazette.com

And here are their arch rivals. Football games are tough to watch.

The Colorado School Of Mimes | Pure Schmaltz | Pure Schmaltz

projectcommunity.com

 

[outside shooter]

It goes...

That's alright, that's OK, you're gonna work for us some day.

 

[bawlmer]

Zero rhythm.

No surprise there!

 

[UncleMark]

The STEM Nerds from Colorado Mining and Engineering, if they want to get a joyful taste of the performing arts, can attend theatre productions at either Colorado University or Denver University where my talented grand nieces are theater majors.

Pics required