Sentences with phrase «cof colleges»

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Many of the younger female students are pursuing degrees full - time, such as Jessica Dillon, 29, who worked for seven years after college, at Fannie Mae and Capital One Bank (COF).

The top postseason tourney now on Bandy's radar is the Christian College NIT in Indiana, but if the COF doesn't get an invite there, Bandy says the COF will host its own version of the NIT at home.

Under Bandy, the College of Faith Warriors basketball program has been more competitive than the school's football programs and the only other current COF basketball program in Charlotte.

Littlejohn, the Warriors» 6» 2» starting point guard, is in his second season with COF after playing at a junior college in Chicago and Lincoln University in Missouri.

No COF team has played a program as big - time as the Hurricanes, but this past August Division - I Davidson College did pay the Saints few thousand dollars to make a 30 - minute drive northward.

Behind him are four banners hanging on the wall, each with an acronym of a college athletic association with which the COF is involved, if not actually a member.

The school hasn't yet been on national TV, but COF - Charlotte has a team page on ESPN's college football site.

After the notoriety the COF gained from this, more than 1,000 readers chimed in on Reddit posts questioning whether College of Faith schools were «diploma mills» with subpar academic standards preying on deluded athletes.

Littlejohn and COF's Erik Stuckey, once a highly recruited 6» 8 center out of West Memphis High School, were introduced to Hardaway through Chris Campbell, the older brother of College of Faith player Mike Campbell.

Last year, COF played home games at West Memphis» Mid-South Community College and a local Catholic high school, but scheduling at those venues didn't work out this season.

For now, consider the COF is likely the most spectacularly unsuccessful college football program in the modern history of the sport.