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Poster Name:
iffy logic

Poster Message:
1) According to those statistics, 32% of girls receiving bids were in-state, not "less than 25%." 2) When people here talk about in-state versus out-of-state I think they often disregard the LARGE contingent of girls from states like Georgia, Texas, Tennessee, the Florida Panhandle, etc. Some high schools out of state send half a dozen PNMs to Alabama every single year. Those girls may be out of state but they are FAR from unconnected and probably know as many actives as the girls from rural Alabama towns who may only send 2 or 3 PNMs to UA every year. Girls from far out of state, who are the only one in their class to go to Alabama and maybe the first ever from their high school, are certainly at a disadvantage. It is like this at every major public university in the country. No denying it.