[fullmetal]

It's about four minutes of artistic videography capturing what I feel is the essence of Stanford students set to dramatic music and Ray Lewis's "Pissed off for greatness" speech.  It's really, really good.

#leaveyourlegacy
https://vimeo.com/43950969

[fullmetal]

It's about four minutes of artistic videography capturing what I feel is the essence of Stanford students set to dramatic music and Ray Lewis's "Pissed off for greatness" speech.  It's really, really good.

#leaveyourlegacy
https://vimeo.com/43950969

[fullers]

Wow. That is amazing. Great job to whomever produced it.

[fullers]

Wow. That is amazing. Great job to whomever produced it.

[oman]

ScrewU.

That is beautiful.

[oman]

ScrewU.

That is beautiful.

[Robbie]

props to the peeps:

Garrett Gunther BS '11, MS '12, Kris Cheng BS '11 MS '12 (krischeng.com, @kris2740), Dominique Yahyavi BS '11

[Robbie]

props to the peeps:

Garrett Gunther BS '11, MS '12, Kris Cheng BS '11 MS '12 (krischeng.com, @kris2740), Dominique Yahyavi BS '11

[Redrum]

Just...wow!

Did the bball team win after that speech?

[Redrum]

Just...wow!

Did the bball team win after that speech?

[terry]

Just...wow!

Did the bball team win after that speech?

Yep. After that speech, Stanford won the NIT semifinal against UMass, 74-64. Two days later, Stanford beat Minnesota 75-51 to win the NIT championship.

That Ray Lewis speech has 700,000 hits on You Tube and has been widely reposted. It was picked up by websites such as the Washington Post, CBS Sports, Business Insider, Yahoo Sports, and others. The original speech: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07fhOVQ9wEA

[terry]

Just...wow!

Did the bball team win after that speech?

Yep. After that speech, Stanford won the NIT semifinal against UMass, 74-64. Two days later, Stanford beat Minnesota 75-51 to win the NIT championship.

That Ray Lewis speech has 700,000 hits on You Tube and has been widely reposted. It was picked up by websites such as the Washington Post, CBS Sports, Business Insider, Yahoo Sports, and others. The original speech: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07fhOVQ9wEA

[stan01]

props to the peeps:

Garrett Gunther BS '11, MS '12, Kris Cheng BS '11 MS '12 (krischeng.com, @kris2740), Dominique Yahyavi BS '11

Garrett and Dominique were on the Stanford men's soccer team.

[stan01]

props to the peeps:

Garrett Gunther BS '11, MS '12, Kris Cheng BS '11 MS '12 (krischeng.com, @kris2740), Dominique Yahyavi BS '11

Garrett and Dominique were on the Stanford men's soccer team.