[PrinceLightfoot]

I like the format for it's stream-lined communications, but it sure ratched up my anxiety to see how few players fall into the ven diagram intersection of Committed and Admitted. And to have 12 with admissions pending does not bring comfort either. Of course, they could know the decisions, but haven't communicated it to anyone...

Would Stanford have brought those players out for the official if they knew the students weren't admitted? And would be a waste of everyone's time.

It would seem that a higher number of our commits/recruits sent their applications in later than previous classes. For example, we know that Dalton Schultz submitted his app one or two days before the deadline, so we know the decision from the admissions office will probably not be completed within two weeks.

Like BC said, they should all receive their admissions decision before February 5th.

[PrinceLightfoot]

I like the format for it's stream-lined communications, but it sure ratched up my anxiety to see how few players fall into the ven diagram intersection of Committed and Admitted. And to have 12 with admissions pending does not bring comfort either. Of course, they could know the decisions, but haven't communicated it to anyone...

Would Stanford have brought those players out for the official if they knew the students weren't admitted? And would be a waste of everyone's time.

It would seem that a higher number of our commits/recruits sent their applications in later than previous classes. For example, we know that Dalton Schultz submitted his app one or two days before the deadline, so we know the decision from the admissions office will probably not be completed within two weeks.

Like BC said, they should all receive their admissions decision before February 5th.