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[QUOTE="ruthetiger, post: 3350645, member: 1933"] It depends on what type of engineering he wants to study. RU had long had a history of good engineering, and just added to their program aerospace to its repertoire. It also currently has an engineering student on the current roster in Myles Johnson, who by all accounts is a very good student. This may factor in Cliffs decision. Wherever he goes, and whoever gets him, they will be getting a very good basketball player, but an even more serious student. There is a reason why Rutgers is well placed on his top 8 list. [/QUOTE]
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