[msqueri]

Unsurprising. Arguably the highest draft stock of any Stanford player. But it's disappointing. He never performed fully up to his athletic ability IMHO and at a program without a culture of leaving could have had a plausible case to come back to improve draft stock. Yet another Stanford player leaving eligibility on the table to be a Day 2 or Day 3 draft pick. As for the team, the 2023 secondary continues to take hits. If Kelly stays in the draft and McGill stays in the portal that's now four of Stanford's five starters (Williamson and Fields out of eligibility) now gone, with Bonner the only shoe we're waiting to drop to make it a complete gutting of the secondary. Again, I think many of us have seen this attrition on the wall all season but that doesn't make it any less notable when it happens. Full rebuild in the secondary.

P.S. I've been curious all year what the heck the story's been with Wyrick. If McGill's gone I now become obsessed with that question.

[msqueri]

Unsurprising. Arguably the highest draft stock of any Stanford player. But it's disappointing. He never performed fully up to his athletic ability IMHO and at a program without a culture of leaving could have had a plausible case to come back to improve draft stock. Yet another Stanford player leaving eligibility on the table to be a Day 2 or Day 3 draft pick. As for the team, the 2023 secondary continues to take hits. If Kelly stays in the draft and McGill stays in the portal that's now four of Stanford's five starters (Williamson and Fields out of eligibility) now gone, with Bonner the only shoe we're waiting to drop to make it a complete gutting of the secondary. Again, I think many of us have seen this attrition on the wall all season but that doesn't make it any less notable when it happens. Full rebuild in the secondary.

P.S. I've been curious all year what the heck the story's been with Wyrick. If McGill's gone I now become obsessed with that question.