Commodores first, Vols last in grad rates
October, 27, 2010
10/27/10
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By
Chris Low | ESPN.com
Vanderbilt was at the top of the SEC in Graduation Success Rate (GSR) statistics released Wednesday by the NCAA.
The Commodores had an 89-percent graduation rate in football for the freshmen classes and transfer students of 2000 through 2003.
Bringing up the rear in the SEC was Tennessee, which had a 53-percent rate.
The NCAA releases the figures annually for rolling four-year survey periods. Vanderbilt also led the way in the SEC with a 91-percent rate in the figures released last year by the NCAA.
Here's how the SEC stacked up in the figures released Wednesday:
The Commodores had an 89-percent graduation rate in football for the freshmen classes and transfer students of 2000 through 2003.
Bringing up the rear in the SEC was Tennessee, which had a 53-percent rate.
The NCAA releases the figures annually for rolling four-year survey periods. Vanderbilt also led the way in the SEC with a 91-percent rate in the figures released last year by the NCAA.
Here's how the SEC stacked up in the figures released Wednesday:
- 1. Vanderbilt: 89 percent
- 2. Georgia: 68 percent
- 3. Alabama: 67 percent
- 3. Florida: 67 percent
- 3. LSU: 67 percent
- 6. Mississippi State: 64 percent
- 7. Auburn: 63 percent
- 7. Kentucky: 63 percent
- 9. Ole Miss: 61 percent
- 10. South Carolina: 57 percent
- 11. Arkansas: 55 percent
- 12. Tennessee: 53 percent




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