[pauloalto]

I believe that Anna Wilson, Russell Wilson's sister, was at the Tennessee game last night. She's a 2016 5-star guard from Virginia and a Stanford commit.

[pauloalto]

I believe that Anna Wilson, Russell Wilson's sister, was at the Tennessee game last night. She's a 2016 5-star guard from Virginia and a Stanford commit.

[fullmetal]

I think Doug Baldwin has been elbowing (Dange)Russ Wilson about the merits of Stanford.  Surely Sherman has been chiming in as well.  Gotta love the indirect endorsements!

[fullmetal]

I think Doug Baldwin has been elbowing (Dange)Russ Wilson about the merits of Stanford.  Surely Sherman has been chiming in as well.  Gotta love the indirect endorsements!

[81alum]

More on Anna Wilson and her brother Russell's enthusiasm for her:

http://espn.go.com/espnw/athletes-life/a...t-virginia

http://www.prospectsnation.com/story/week-review-sept-2

Her verbal came out in September.

[81alum]

More on Anna Wilson and her brother Russell's enthusiasm for her:

http://espn.go.com/espnw/athletes-life/a...t-virginia

http://www.prospectsnation.com/story/week-review-sept-2

Her verbal came out in September.

[fullmetal]

From the espnW article:

Dad had been a two-sport athlete at Dartmouth, and the last cut of the San Diego Chargers in 1980, before going into law. He stood less than 6-feet, which is probably where Russell gets his infamous stature. Anna, 5-8 with feet still growing, takes after her tall mom, Tammy, with whom she lives in Richmond. Tammy, an uber-protective legal nurse consultant at the University of Virginia, was a good athlete herself and could have made the track team if not for the admonition of her grandmother that she stick to her studies. Anna's grandfather, Harrison Wilson Jr., was a football and basketball player at Kentucky State University who went on to become president of Norfolk State University.

So there's a good and a bad to the Wilson legacy. Anonymity will never be one of the perks. Nor will low expectations, thanks to her family's history of athletic and academic excellence (She's got a grandmother who was a college professor and an uncle who graduated from Harvard Law, for good measure).

That's a heck of a pedigree there.  And if anonymity is something she wants to try, Stanford could provide that for her...just as Barry J :)

[fullmetal]

From the espnW article:

Dad had been a two-sport athlete at Dartmouth, and the last cut of the San Diego Chargers in 1980, before going into law. He stood less than 6-feet, which is probably where Russell gets his infamous stature. Anna, 5-8 with feet still growing, takes after her tall mom, Tammy, with whom she lives in Richmond. Tammy, an uber-protective legal nurse consultant at the University of Virginia, was a good athlete herself and could have made the track team if not for the admonition of her grandmother that she stick to her studies. Anna's grandfather, Harrison Wilson Jr., was a football and basketball player at Kentucky State University who went on to become president of Norfolk State University.

So there's a good and a bad to the Wilson legacy. Anonymity will never be one of the perks. Nor will low expectations, thanks to her family's history of athletic and academic excellence (She's got a grandmother who was a college professor and an uncle who graduated from Harvard Law, for good measure).

That's a heck of a pedigree there.  And if anonymity is something she wants to try, Stanford could provide that for her...just as Barry J :)