[JustAnotherFan]

The idea that some in the Stanford community are unhappy with 3 conference titles and 4 division titles in 9 seasons may boost the appeal of the NFL too. 

Very little of which has happened since 2015 (one division title), after which we have seen a 3-year slide as well as a postseason interview last week that seems to indicate that Shaw isn't going to make any changes in his coaching staff, clock management, game planning, play calling, or anything else.

I don't see where he'd jump to the Snyder dumpster fire, but there will be some other openings that could be more enticing. I don't expect he will take any of them.

Imagine if the past five years Shaw took Stanford from 4-8, 9-5, 9-4, 10-3, 12-2 [winning the Rose Bowl and finishing #3 in the nation] then Shaw would be the hottest commodity in college football. But the exact opposite has happened.

[JustAnotherFan]

The idea that some in the Stanford community are unhappy with 3 conference titles and 4 division titles in 9 seasons may boost the appeal of the NFL too. 

Very little of which has happened since 2015 (one division title), after which we have seen a 3-year slide as well as a postseason interview last week that seems to indicate that Shaw isn't going to make any changes in his coaching staff, clock management, game planning, play calling, or anything else.

I don't see where he'd jump to the Snyder dumpster fire, but there will be some other openings that could be more enticing. I don't expect he will take any of them.

Imagine if the past five years Shaw took Stanford from 4-8, 9-5, 9-4, 10-3, 12-2 [winning the Rose Bowl and finishing #3 in the nation] then Shaw would be the hottest commodity in college football. But the exact opposite has happened.