Rose Law Group Reporter’s Top10 Reasons University of Arizona was in ‘Playboy’s’ List of Top Party Schools and ASU Was Not

Arizona-v-ASU-House-Divided10. UA approved research into alcohol use for medicinal purposes.

9. Two words: Sean Miller

8. Wildcat is a better name for a beer. Sun Devil is better for ice tea.

7. What else are you going to do in a traffic jam?

6. Old Crow no longer considered a party drink.

5.  Rich Rodriguez can chug more beer in 2 minutes than can Todd Graham

4. More UA fraternities have been kicked off campus.

3. UA faculty earn tenure for 100 hours of certified hours in a bar

2. After winning numerous partying titles, ASU decided to go for NerdWallet’s Top 10 schools with Least Bicycle Paths.

And the Number 1 reasons University of Arizona was in ‘Playboy’s’ List of Top Party Schools and ASU Was Not:

Colleges where women don’t shave their armpits and legs were disqualified.

Related: ‘Playboy’ includes UA — not ASU — among top party schools, U of Penn. #1

 

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