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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.

99% sure he played in 4 games then we held him out to redshirt.

Yes, I think that's Occam's Razor. Just odd that it was never discussed and nobody even asked. Only at Stanford can the reigning starting nickel back be a complete irrelevance on the football team and nobody thinks to ask.

Also somewhat odd to see strategic redshirting decisions when we are so cavalier generally (see Ashton Daniels, Jason Thompson, Mudia Reuben, Sam Roush, CJ Hawkins, Scotty Edwards) and when players rarely stay at Stanford five years anymore. Wyrick's redshirt is likely to benefit some other school (or at least would have been the case under the new regime, hopefully a new coach can build some loyalty and team spirit).

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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.

99% sure he played in 4 games then we held him out to redshirt.

Yes, I think that's Occam's Razor. Just odd that it was never discussed and nobody even asked. Only at Stanford can the reigning starting nickel back be a complete irrelevance on the football team and nobody thinks to ask.

Also somewhat odd to see strategic redshirting decisions when we are so cavalier generally (see Ashton Daniels, Jason Thompson, Mudia Reuben, Sam Roush, CJ Hawkins, Scotty Edwards) and when players rarely stay at Stanford five years anymore. Wyrick's redshirt is likely to benefit some other school (or at least would have been the case under the new regime, hopefully a new coach can build some loyalty and team spirit).