From a Spring 2006 publication:
Few fund managers have a record of consistently beating their benchmarks. But University of Dayton finance students do. That's why University of Dayton trustees are entrusting them with another $2 million to invest. That brings the total of undergraduate managed funds to approximately $6 million.
"About 75 percent of money managers don't realize benchmark returns," said David Sauer, associate professor of finance and director of University of Dayton's Davis Center for Portfolio Management, "but our students have consistently beaten their benchmark by 3 percent every year for the last 5 years in both an up and down market."