Syracuse football recruit Dontez Ford and friends teach you about calculus. It's as good as it...

Syracuse football recruit Dontez Ford and friends teach you about calculus. It's as good as it sounds. (h/t CbusCuse)

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Comments

This is wonderful.

What do militias and and calculus have in common again? Haha.

Also, this only makes me hope even more that Ford does well at SU. He seems like a good kid and a pretty damn smart one too.

Clear eyes, full bologna sandwiches!

by NOLACuse on Jan 25, 2012 9:17 AM EST reply actions

When they go close-up on the glass in the TacoBell(or whatever)

There is a cop getting out of his cruiser, wonder if they were asked to leave haha. Good shit tho, and glad those were airsoft guns.

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by theNYsportsguy on Jan 25, 2012 9:19 AM EST reply actions

Very funny! Good stuff, hope he does well at SU. I am sure he won't be an academic issue.

by 311Hev on Jan 25, 2012 9:21 AM EST reply actions

How do you get a derative again?

I took two years of calc at SU, and have no idea whatsoever. And calc hasn’t changed since the ’80s…my kids algebra on the other hand…

Classic. Dontez not only looks like a sharp kid, love the fact he hangs with a couple of white doughboys….

by Philly44 on Jan 25, 2012 9:43 AM EST reply actions

I love the fact you just said what I was thinking during the entire video, doughboys!!! Priceless!!

by 311Hev on Jan 25, 2012 9:47 AM EST up reply actions

Depends on what you are taking the derivative of.

There are about 50 different rules. Powers, products, trig functions, quotients, etc. For x to a power you just multiply by the power and go down a power (so x^5 would be 5x^4). He actually explained the chain rule pretty well on that problem.

Or was that not a serious question.

'Cuse 2010, Michigan 2012

by Orange22 on Jan 25, 2012 12:09 PM EST up reply actions