02-03-2012, 10:08 AM
Kevin Gemmell here talks about what the new class means to Stanford's current players.
http://espn.go.com/blog/stanford-footbal...th-its-run
http://espn.go.com/blog/stanford-footbal...th-its-run
Kevin Gemmell GETS it!
Kevin Gemmell here talks about what the new class means to Stanford's current players.
http://espn.go.com/blog/stanford-footbal...th-its-run
http://espn.go.com/blog/stanford-footbal...th-its-run
02-03-2012, 10:48 AM
Totally agree regarding Gemmell, Yvonne. I hope ESPN gives us at least another year with his blog although they didn't necessarily give us a great ranking with our recruiting class versus Rivals and Scout. We run a very different program and sometimes I think they hold that against us.  That being said, my son and I will always remember our 6:30am trip to The Oval for College Game Day this year. Perhaps we get that again for the USC game?!
Totally agree regarding Gemmell, Yvonne. I hope ESPN gives us at least another year with his blog although they didn't necessarily give us a great ranking with our recruiting class versus Rivals and Scout. We run a very different program and sometimes I think they hold that against us.  That being said, my son and I will always remember our 6:30am trip to The Oval for College Game Day this year. Perhaps we get that again for the USC game?!
02-03-2012, 11:01 AM
My guess is when the umpeenth article asking "I Daresay These Stanford Cardinals Not Be Flashes In The Pan After All, Chum!", the players thought, "What about us?" Nothing like a little perceived disrespect to motivate.
My guess is when the umpeenth article asking "I Daresay These Stanford Cardinals Not Be Flashes In The Pan After All, Chum!", the players thought, "What about us?" Nothing like a little perceived disrespect to motivate.
I have no inside information, but let it be noted that John Kosner, the general manager of digital and print media at ESPN, is a 1982 graduate of Stanford.
Some decisions are very parochial.
(Hey, for all I know he is 82lsju.)
Some decisions are very parochial.
(Hey, for all I know he is 82lsju.)
"I have nothing to say and I am saying it."
--- John Cage
I have no inside information, but let it be noted that John Kosner, the general manager of digital and print media at ESPN, is a 1982 graduate of Stanford.
Some decisions are very parochial.
(Hey, for all I know he is 82lsju.)
Some decisions are very parochial.
(Hey, for all I know he is 82lsju.)
"I have nothing to say and I am saying it."
--- John Cage
02-03-2012, 03:49 PM
(02-03-2012, 11:14 AM)Robbie link Wrote:I have no inside information, but let it be noted that John Kosner, the general manager of digital and print media at ESPN, is a 1982 graduate of Stanford.
Some decisions are very parochial.
(Hey, for all I know he is 82lsju.)
I am not him.
Eric
"the older we get the better we were"
(02-03-2012, 11:14 AM)Robbie link Wrote:I have no inside information, but let it be noted that John Kosner, the general manager of digital and print media at ESPN, is a 1982 graduate of Stanford.
Some decisions are very parochial.
(Hey, for all I know he is 82lsju.)
I am not him.
Eric
"the older we get the better we were"
02-04-2012, 12:18 PM
I was mostly referring to Kevin's overall tone, that this class makes to the older guys, that they should work hard and step up their game because the best man gets the job. That's what this Stanford program is all about. "If you're not getting better, you're getting worse."
As for the guys getting angry about all the people who are saying the team will be worse without luck, well, the younger guys certainly have noticed:
As for the guys getting angry about all the people who are saying the team will be worse without luck, well, the younger guys certainly have noticed:
Quote:AzizShittu Aziz Shittu
"@AndrusPeat: I don't understand why people say Stanford is gonna drop off soo much, one single player doesn't make an entire team" thank
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I was mostly referring to Kevin's overall tone, that this class makes to the older guys, that they should work hard and step up their game because the best man gets the job. That's what this Stanford program is all about. "If you're not getting better, you're getting worse."
As for the guys getting angry about all the people who are saying the team will be worse without luck, well, the younger guys certainly have noticed:
As for the guys getting angry about all the people who are saying the team will be worse without luck, well, the younger guys certainly have noticed:
Quote:AzizShittu Aziz Shittu
"@AndrusPeat: I don't understand why people say Stanford is gonna drop off soo much, one single player doesn't make an entire team" thank
18 hours ago Favorite Retweet Reply
02-05-2012, 02:16 AM
On the other hand, I'm remembering that tearing up the turf in some of those high school games seems so different from, say, BCS level football that some of these new kids, supermen as they appear, might prove to need to take the lessons from the older guys. Those few extra pushups last year's guys will do to match this new class are also backed up by some very serious experience that the new guys can't even imagine yet.
On the other hand, I'm remembering that tearing up the turf in some of those high school games seems so different from, say, BCS level football that some of these new kids, supermen as they appear, might prove to need to take the lessons from the older guys. Those few extra pushups last year's guys will do to match this new class are also backed up by some very serious experience that the new guys can't even imagine yet.
02-05-2012, 02:32 AM
https://twitter.com/#!/CTcard44/status/1...7580895232
Quote:@CTcard44
Chase Thomas
Congrats to all of our new signees coming to the Farm.. However, cant wait to get after them in the summer #realitycheck no more stars now
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https://twitter.com/#!/CTcard44/status/1...7580895232
Quote:@CTcard44
Chase Thomas
Congrats to all of our new signees coming to the Farm.. However, cant wait to get after them in the summer #realitycheck no more stars now
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02-05-2012, 10:33 AM
(02-05-2012, 02:16 AM)estephan link Wrote:On the other hand, I'm remembering that tearing up the turf in some of those high school games seems so different from, say, BCS level footballOn the contrary, I seem to remember our "BCS level" turf tearing up very much like a high-school field last year...
(02-05-2012, 02:16 AM)estephan link Wrote:On the other hand, I'm remembering that tearing up the turf in some of those high school games seems so different from, say, BCS level footballOn the contrary, I seem to remember our "BCS level" turf tearing up very much like a high-school field last year...
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