01-14-2012, 01:22 PM
Stanford schedules a football coaches v. players game (i.e. recruiting event) during halftime of the men's basketball game -- which is at the same time as the 1st 49er playoff game in eons!
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01-14-2012, 01:22 PM
Stanford schedules a football coaches v. players game (i.e. recruiting event) during halftime of the men's basketball game -- which is at the same time as the 1st 49er playoff game in eons!
01-14-2012, 01:22 PM
Stanford schedules a football coaches v. players game (i.e. recruiting event) during halftime of the men's basketball game -- which is at the same time as the 1st 49er playoff game in eons!
01-14-2012, 03:36 PM
Yeah not too bright considering I'm sure a lot of the recruits want to watch the playoffs and many of them could be 49ers fans.
01-14-2012, 03:36 PM
Yeah not too bright considering I'm sure a lot of the recruits want to watch the playoffs and many of them could be 49ers fans.
01-14-2012, 03:36 PM
Yeah not too bright considering I'm sure a lot of the recruits want to watch the playoffs and many of them could be 49ers fans.
01-15-2012, 02:07 PM
I see no reason to assume that the football recruits were 49ers fans. Only 3 of the 15 disclosed visitors this weekend are from California, and none are from the Bay Area.
The football program has a limited time to make an impression on the recruits. The recruits have only one full day on campus -- Saturday. Letting them watch TV for 4 hours on Saturday afternoon would be a questionable use of time, in my view.
The football program has a limited time to make an impression on the recruits. The recruits have only one full day on campus -- Saturday. Letting them watch TV for 4 hours on Saturday afternoon would be a questionable use of time, in my view.
I see no reason to assume that the football recruits were 49ers fans. Only 3 of the 15 disclosed visitors this weekend are from California, and none are from the Bay Area.
The football program has a limited time to make an impression on the recruits. The recruits have only one full day on campus -- Saturday. Letting them watch TV for 4 hours on Saturday afternoon would be a questionable use of time, in my view.
The football program has a limited time to make an impression on the recruits. The recruits have only one full day on campus -- Saturday. Letting them watch TV for 4 hours on Saturday afternoon would be a questionable use of time, in my view.
01-15-2012, 02:07 PM
I see no reason to assume that the football recruits were 49ers fans. Only 3 of the 15 disclosed visitors this weekend are from California, and none are from the Bay Area.
The football program has a limited time to make an impression on the recruits. The recruits have only one full day on campus -- Saturday. Letting them watch TV for 4 hours on Saturday afternoon would be a questionable use of time, in my view.
The football program has a limited time to make an impression on the recruits. The recruits have only one full day on campus -- Saturday. Letting them watch TV for 4 hours on Saturday afternoon would be a questionable use of time, in my view.
I see no reason to assume that the football recruits were 49ers fans. Only 3 of the 15 disclosed visitors this weekend are from California, and none are from the Bay Area.
The football program has a limited time to make an impression on the recruits. The recruits have only one full day on campus -- Saturday. Letting them watch TV for 4 hours on Saturday afternoon would be a questionable use of time, in my view.
The football program has a limited time to make an impression on the recruits. The recruits have only one full day on campus -- Saturday. Letting them watch TV for 4 hours on Saturday afternoon would be a questionable use of time, in my view.
01-15-2012, 02:07 PM
I see no reason to assume that the football recruits were 49ers fans. Only 3 of the 15 disclosed visitors this weekend are from California, and none are from the Bay Area.
The football program has a limited time to make an impression on the recruits. The recruits have only one full day on campus -- Saturday. Letting them watch TV for 4 hours on Saturday afternoon would be a questionable use of time, in my view.
The football program has a limited time to make an impression on the recruits. The recruits have only one full day on campus -- Saturday. Letting them watch TV for 4 hours on Saturday afternoon would be a questionable use of time, in my view.
I see no reason to assume that the football recruits were 49ers fans. Only 3 of the 15 disclosed visitors this weekend are from California, and none are from the Bay Area.
The football program has a limited time to make an impression on the recruits. The recruits have only one full day on campus -- Saturday. Letting them watch TV for 4 hours on Saturday afternoon would be a questionable use of time, in my view.
The football program has a limited time to make an impression on the recruits. The recruits have only one full day on campus -- Saturday. Letting them watch TV for 4 hours on Saturday afternoon would be a questionable use of time, in my view.
01-15-2012, 02:37 PM
Wow, you guys are taking this much more seriously than I intended. It's an "oops" as in spilled milk, not a "whoa," as in disaster. Besides, the basketball team won in a rout, which is always fun for young spectators. In addition, based on Jontrey Tillman's tweets, I would say the prospects did get to see the end of the game.
Wow, you guys are taking this much more seriously than I intended. It's an "oops" as in spilled milk, not a "whoa," as in disaster. Besides, the basketball team won in a rout, which is always fun for young spectators. In addition, based on Jontrey Tillman's tweets, I would say the prospects did get to see the end of the game.
01-15-2012, 02:37 PM
Wow, you guys are taking this much more seriously than I intended. It's an "oops" as in spilled milk, not a "whoa," as in disaster. Besides, the basketball team won in a rout, which is always fun for young spectators. In addition, based on Jontrey Tillman's tweets, I would say the prospects did get to see the end of the game.
Wow, you guys are taking this much more seriously than I intended. It's an "oops" as in spilled milk, not a "whoa," as in disaster. Besides, the basketball team won in a rout, which is always fun for young spectators. In addition, based on Jontrey Tillman's tweets, I would say the prospects did get to see the end of the game.
01-15-2012, 02:37 PM
Wow, you guys are taking this much more seriously than I intended. It's an "oops" as in spilled milk, not a "whoa," as in disaster. Besides, the basketball team won in a rout, which is always fun for young spectators. In addition, based on Jontrey Tillman's tweets, I would say the prospects did get to see the end of the game.
Wow, you guys are taking this much more seriously than I intended. It's an "oops" as in spilled milk, not a "whoa," as in disaster. Besides, the basketball team won in a rout, which is always fun for young spectators. In addition, based on Jontrey Tillman's tweets, I would say the prospects did get to see the end of the game.
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