[Hank 91]

I don't think this video will embed here, but it's worth clicking the link.

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[Hank 91]

I don't think this video will embed here, but it's worth clicking the link.

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[CornFed]

What a great kid  .  .  . I mean, young man.

[CornFed]

What a great kid  .  .  . I mean, young man.

[82 Card]

It seemed to me that Kevin was fighting back tears after the game. It was more apparent in the trophy ceremony clip, where they showed him for a while after the interview. I thought he may have been getting nostalgic about his Stanford career. It's also possible that he was thinking about his father not being there. The reporter had just brought up his father.

[82 Card]

It seemed to me that Kevin was fighting back tears after the game. It was more apparent in the trophy ceremony clip, where they showed him for a while after the interview. I thought he may have been getting nostalgic about his Stanford career. It's also possible that he was thinking about his father not being there. The reporter had just brought up his father.

[socalstanfan1]

My first thought when I saw that interview was how much Hogan has matured since his first year, when he was famous for the one-word responses.  Great to see him really develop so many aspects of his character, skill, and leadership.  Truly, a player that Stanford can be proud of.

[socalstanfan1]

My first thought when I saw that interview was how much Hogan has matured since his first year, when he was famous for the one-word responses.  Great to see him really develop so many aspects of his character, skill, and leadership.  Truly, a player that Stanford can be proud of.

[Hank 91]

My first thought when I saw that interview was how much Hogan has matured since his first year, when he was famous for the one-word responses.  Great to see him really develop so many aspects of his character, skill, and leadership.  Truly, a player that Stanford can be proud of.

I had forgotten about that -- great point. I'm not sure that too many of us, at age 22, could have been as articulate as he was in that moment, especially when talking about a father who had recently passed.

[Hank 91]

My first thought when I saw that interview was how much Hogan has matured since his first year, when he was famous for the one-word responses.  Great to see him really develop so many aspects of his character, skill, and leadership.  Truly, a player that Stanford can be proud of.

I had forgotten about that -- great point. I'm not sure that too many of us, at age 22, could have been as articulate as he was in that moment, especially when talking about a father who had recently passed.