[StannyBoy]

I was told Luke Kaumatule, the 4 star DE/TE/OT from Hawaii and cousin of Matt Masifilo, tore up his knee last night and the MRI results are pending. I doubt Stanford would pull his scholarship offer but definitely something to watch.

[StannyBoy]

I was told Luke Kaumatule, the 4 star DE/TE/OT from Hawaii and cousin of Matt Masifilo, tore up his knee last night and the MRI results are pending. I doubt Stanford would pull his scholarship offer but definitely something to watch.

[fullmetal]

Aw man :(  Always sorry to hear about HS athletes suffering these kinds of injury...

[fullmetal]

Aw man :(  Always sorry to hear about HS athletes suffering these kinds of injury...

[StannyBoy]

as expected Stanford landed a verbal commitment from Kaumatule and he did tear his ACL last weekend. I'm sure Stanford will advise on the treatment as I doubt they can actually do it until he enrolls.

http://stanford.scout.com/2/1102148.html

[StannyBoy]

as expected Stanford landed a verbal commitment from Kaumatule and he did tear his ACL last weekend. I'm sure Stanford will advise on the treatment as I doubt they can actually do it until he enrolls.

http://stanford.scout.com/2/1102148.html

[Robbie]

I remember there was a player a number of years ago who underwent surgery at Stanford Hospital while still in high school. Since the team didn't pay for the visit it didn't count as a recruiting trip. Since the athlete was already on campus the coaches were allowed to go talk to him and it didn't count as improper coach-athlete communication. I would assume that if the coaches are allowed to talk to the athlete (and his family) that they would be allowed to talk to the doctors also (with the family's permission, of course.)

All predicated on the treatment happening on campus.

[Robbie]

I remember there was a player a number of years ago who underwent surgery at Stanford Hospital while still in high school. Since the team didn't pay for the visit it didn't count as a recruiting trip. Since the athlete was already on campus the coaches were allowed to go talk to him and it didn't count as improper coach-athlete communication. I would assume that if the coaches are allowed to talk to the athlete (and his family) that they would be allowed to talk to the doctors also (with the family's permission, of course.)

All predicated on the treatment happening on campus.

[yvonne]

Randy Fasani had surgery at Stanford when he was in high school. I'm pretty sure that as long as Stanford doesn't pay for the surgery, a prospect is able to have treatment at Stanford or any other hospital of his and his insurance company's choosing.

http://www.sacbee.com/2011/02/05/v-wirel...-find.html

[yvonne]

Randy Fasani had surgery at Stanford when he was in high school. I'm pretty sure that as long as Stanford doesn't pay for the surgery, a prospect is able to have treatment at Stanford or any other hospital of his and his insurance company's choosing.

http://www.sacbee.com/2011/02/05/v-wirel...-find.html