[lex24]

How many Michigan players with eligibility remaining left early?  I know the much-ballyhooed DE stuck around.  I think you're underestimating the draw of the prospect of playing in Big Bowls . . . you know, the ones Stanford used to play in with some frequency.  That is gonzo (and ain't coming back any time soon), with unfortunate and predictable ramifications (that only make the climb back steeper).

41 Michigan transfers played elsewhere last year. 16 left after 2020. Here’s the source:  https://www.clickondetroit.com/all-about...is-season/

That's almost a non-sequitur, as the kids who left Michigan did so because they wanted more PT elsewhere.  Stanford players with eligibility, who would start, are bailing on the Cardinal.  Some got drafted, some did not, some opted to enroll elsewhere.  The situations are not comparable.

Name Stanford potential starters that have left.  Sure there have been some. Same with Michigan.

Michigan list does not include those that left early for NFL.

College players are moving all over the place.  Stanfords problem is they can’t often take advantage of the transfer aspect  of the portal.

Well, in this year, Reid.  And more may be coming.  And is he a guy going to be drafted in NFL?  Highly doubtful.  Look, you're a smart guy, you know the difference between college football starters leaving program for NFL R1-3 and said starters just leaving.

You’ve named one stater.  And as pointed out, his decision may be family based.  I think at all schools players enter the portal for a host of individual reasons. If you have evidence that Stanford players are leaving due to program issues, by all means, present it.

Stanford allegedly had a good recruiting class.  And as I understand it, the class was heavy on both the offensive and defensive lines.  So, maybe things improve.Who knows.

[lex24]

How many Michigan players with eligibility remaining left early?  I know the much-ballyhooed DE stuck around.  I think you're underestimating the draw of the prospect of playing in Big Bowls . . . you know, the ones Stanford used to play in with some frequency.  That is gonzo (and ain't coming back any time soon), with unfortunate and predictable ramifications (that only make the climb back steeper).

41 Michigan transfers played elsewhere last year. 16 left after 2020. Here’s the source:  https://www.clickondetroit.com/all-about...is-season/

That's almost a non-sequitur, as the kids who left Michigan did so because they wanted more PT elsewhere.  Stanford players with eligibility, who would start, are bailing on the Cardinal.  Some got drafted, some did not, some opted to enroll elsewhere.  The situations are not comparable.

Name Stanford potential starters that have left.  Sure there have been some. Same with Michigan.

Michigan list does not include those that left early for NFL.

College players are moving all over the place.  Stanfords problem is they can’t often take advantage of the transfer aspect  of the portal.

Well, in this year, Reid.  And more may be coming.  And is he a guy going to be drafted in NFL?  Highly doubtful.  Look, you're a smart guy, you know the difference between college football starters leaving program for NFL R1-3 and said starters just leaving.

You’ve named one stater.  And as pointed out, his decision may be family based.  I think at all schools players enter the portal for a host of individual reasons. If you have evidence that Stanford players are leaving due to program issues, by all means, present it.

Stanford allegedly had a good recruiting class.  And as I understand it, the class was heavy on both the offensive and defensive lines.  So, maybe things improve.Who knows.