[ThePassionOfTheChryst]

I haven't been able to find a list anywhere.  Andy Drukarev re-tweeted a few of the guys announcing theirs (Love #20, Toohill #44, Meeks #24) but I'm hoping it's consolidated somewhere.  Thanks.

[ThePassionOfTheChryst]

I haven't been able to find a list anywhere.  Andy Drukarev re-tweeted a few of the guys announcing theirs (Love #20, Toohill #44, Meeks #24) but I'm hoping it's consolidated somewhere.  Thanks.

[yvonne]

The following numbers will not be used: 1, 7, (12), 16.





just sayin'

[yvonne]

The following numbers will not be used: 1, 7, (12), 16.





just sayin'

[ThePassionOfTheChryst]

I apologize for bumping this old thread but I did some digging yesterday (going to each player's Twitter) and this is what I was able to find, in case anyone else is a nerd like me who cares:

Williams #15
B Scarlett #17 (not a freshman obviously but an incoming player)
Arcega-Whiteside #19
Love #20
Meeks #24
Branch #31
Toohill #44
Wilson #54
Chaffin #65
Dreyer #77
Jackson #97

Couldn't find anything for Annan, Bailey, Buncom, Edwards, Fox, Irwin, Maihen, J Reid, C Scarlett, or Tyler.

[ThePassionOfTheChryst]

I apologize for bumping this old thread but I did some digging yesterday (going to each player's Twitter) and this is what I was able to find, in case anyone else is a nerd like me who cares:

Williams #15
B Scarlett #17 (not a freshman obviously but an incoming player)
Arcega-Whiteside #19
Love #20
Meeks #24
Branch #31
Toohill #44
Wilson #54
Chaffin #65
Dreyer #77
Jackson #97

Couldn't find anything for Annan, Bailey, Buncom, Edwards, Fox, Irwin, Maihen, J Reid, C Scarlett, or Tyler.

[terry]

I apologize for bumping this old thread but I did some digging yesterday (going to each player's Twitter) and this is what I was able to find, in case anyone else is a nerd like me who cares:

Williams #15
B Scarlett #17 (not a freshman obviously but an incoming player)
Arcega-Whiteside #19
Love #20
Meeks #24
Branch #31
Toohill #44
Wilson #54
Chaffin #65
Dreyer #77
Jackson #97

Couldn't find anything for Annan, Bailey, Buncom, Edwards, Fox, Irwin, Maihen, J Reid, C Scarlett, or Tyler.

My best information is this --

Annan  #56
Bailey  #14
Buncom  #8
Edwards  #9
Fox  #18
Irwin  #2
Maihen  #62
J Reid  #22
C Scarlett  #25
J Tyler  #4
Barton  #27
Beall  #27
Burik  #49
Snyder  #87
Beecher  #43
Krishnamurthi  #46
Foster  #85

Also, I have Toohill #52 and Dreyer #76.

[terry]

I apologize for bumping this old thread but I did some digging yesterday (going to each player's Twitter) and this is what I was able to find, in case anyone else is a nerd like me who cares:

Williams #15
B Scarlett #17 (not a freshman obviously but an incoming player)
Arcega-Whiteside #19
Love #20
Meeks #24
Branch #31
Toohill #44
Wilson #54
Chaffin #65
Dreyer #77
Jackson #97

Couldn't find anything for Annan, Bailey, Buncom, Edwards, Fox, Irwin, Maihen, J Reid, C Scarlett, or Tyler.

My best information is this --

Annan  #56
Bailey  #14
Buncom  #8
Edwards  #9
Fox  #18
Irwin  #2
Maihen  #62
J Reid  #22
C Scarlett  #25
J Tyler  #4
Barton  #27
Beall  #27
Burik  #49
Snyder  #87
Beecher  #43
Krishnamurthi  #46
Foster  #85

Also, I have Toohill #52 and Dreyer #76.

[ThePassionOfTheChryst]

[quote author=ThePassionOfTheChryst link=topic=12073.msg122944#msg122944 date=1438127998]
I apologize for bumping this old thread but I did some digging yesterday (going to each player's Twitter) and this is what I was able to find, in case anyone else is a nerd like me who cares:

Williams #15
B Scarlett #17 (not a freshman obviously but an incoming player)
Arcega-Whiteside #19
Love #20
Meeks #24
Branch #31
Toohill #44
Wilson #54
Chaffin #65
Dreyer #77
Jackson #97

Couldn't find anything for Annan, Bailey, Buncom, Edwards, Fox, Irwin, Maihen, J Reid, C Scarlett, or Tyler.

My best information is this --

Annan  #56
Bailey  #14
Buncom  #8
Edwards  #9
Fox  #18
Irwin  #2
Maihen  #62
J Reid  #22
C Scarlett  #25
J Tyler  #4
Barton  #27
Beall  #27
Burik  #49
Snyder  #87
Beecher  #43
Krishnamurthi  #46
Foster  #85
[/quote]

Your best information is better than mine  ;D

[ThePassionOfTheChryst]

[quote author=ThePassionOfTheChryst link=topic=12073.msg122944#msg122944 date=1438127998]
I apologize for bumping this old thread but I did some digging yesterday (going to each player's Twitter) and this is what I was able to find, in case anyone else is a nerd like me who cares:

Williams #15
B Scarlett #17 (not a freshman obviously but an incoming player)
Arcega-Whiteside #19
Love #20
Meeks #24
Branch #31
Toohill #44
Wilson #54
Chaffin #65
Dreyer #77
Jackson #97

Couldn't find anything for Annan, Bailey, Buncom, Edwards, Fox, Irwin, Maihen, J Reid, C Scarlett, or Tyler.

My best information is this --

Annan  #56
Bailey  #14
Buncom  #8
Edwards  #9
Fox  #18
Irwin  #2
Maihen  #62
J Reid  #22
C Scarlett  #25
J Tyler  #4
Barton  #27
Beall  #27
Burik  #49
Snyder  #87
Beecher  #43
Krishnamurthi  #46
Foster  #85
[/quote]

Your best information is better than mine  ;D

[Hank 91]

The media guide still hasn't been posted on gostanford.com for some reason, but I got one at media day. Here are the incoming jersey numbers.

2  Trent Irwin
4  Jay Tyler
8  Frank Buncom IV
9  Ben Edwards
14 Jake Bailey
15 Reagan Williams
19 J.J. Arcega-Whiteside
20 Bryce Love
22 Justin Reid
24 Quenton Meeks
25 Cameron Scarlett
27 Sean Barton
27 Charlie Beall
31 Mustafa Branch
43 Ryan Beecher
46 Sid Krishnamurthi
49 Lewis Burik
52 Casey Toohill
54 Nick Wilson
56 Wesley Annan
62 Austin Maihen
65 Brian Chaffin
76 Jack Dreyer
87 Ben Snyder
97 Dylan Jackson

[Hank 91]

The media guide still hasn't been posted on gostanford.com for some reason, but I got one at media day. Here are the incoming jersey numbers.

2  Trent Irwin
4  Jay Tyler
8  Frank Buncom IV
9  Ben Edwards
14 Jake Bailey
15 Reagan Williams
19 J.J. Arcega-Whiteside
20 Bryce Love
22 Justin Reid
24 Quenton Meeks
25 Cameron Scarlett
27 Sean Barton
27 Charlie Beall
31 Mustafa Branch
43 Ryan Beecher
46 Sid Krishnamurthi
49 Lewis Burik
52 Casey Toohill
54 Nick Wilson
56 Wesley Annan
62 Austin Maihen
65 Brian Chaffin
76 Jack Dreyer
87 Ben Snyder
97 Dylan Jackson

[Hank 91]

They gave us a flash drive with media guides from all twelve teams. It's convenient and takes up less room on the shelf, but I miss the old ones, obviously.

[Hank 91]

They gave us a flash drive with media guides from all twelve teams. It's convenient and takes up less room on the shelf, but I miss the old ones, obviously.

[needle]

I'm going out on a limb to say Sid Krishnamurthi is brother of former Stanford WR Gautam Krishnamurthi, whose last season was last year. Gautam's bio lists a brother named Sidhart.

[needle]

I'm going out on a limb to say Sid Krishnamurthi is brother of former Stanford WR Gautam Krishnamurthi, whose last season was last year. Gautam's bio lists a brother named Sidhart.

[BobK]

Not much of a limb they are brothers

[BobK]

Not much of a limb they are brothers

[PalmTree]

....so I guess that this answers the ? from the Stuff Happens thread...

[PalmTree]

....so I guess that this answers the ? from the Stuff Happens thread...

[Hank 91]

I'm going out on a limb to say Sid Krishnamurthi is brother of former Stanford WR Gautam Krishnamurthi, whose last season was last year. Gautam's bio lists a brother named Sidhart.

I read something last year about this. Apparently he's walking on because his brother had such a great experience as a four-year walk on.

[Hank 91]

I'm going out on a limb to say Sid Krishnamurthi is brother of former Stanford WR Gautam Krishnamurthi, whose last season was last year. Gautam's bio lists a brother named Sidhart.

I read something last year about this. Apparently he's walking on because his brother had such a great experience as a four-year walk on.

[Rally]

I'm going out on a limb to say Sid Krishnamurthi is brother of former Stanford WR Gautam Krishnamurthi, whose last season was last year. Gautam's bio lists a brother named Sidhart.

Nah.  A very common name, somewhere.  Sort of like Ferrari.

[Rally]

I'm going out on a limb to say Sid Krishnamurthi is brother of former Stanford WR Gautam Krishnamurthi, whose last season was last year. Gautam's bio lists a brother named Sidhart.

Nah.  A very common name, somewhere.  Sort of like Ferrari.

[Robbie]

[quote author=needle link=topic=12461.msg123581#msg123581 date=1438820537]
I'm going out on a limb to say Sid Krishnamurthi is brother of former Stanford WR Gautam Krishnamurthi, whose last season was last year. Gautam's bio lists a brother named Sidhart.

I read something last year about this. Apparently he's walking on because his brother had such a great experience as a four-year walk on.
[/quote]

https://footballrecruiting.rivals.com/co...ID=1765071

I really enjoy reading about members of Stanford teams. He may never grace the cover of magazines, but I love to see the talent, dedication, commitment, wisdom, inquisitiveness, ...

[Robbie]

[quote author=needle link=topic=12461.msg123581#msg123581 date=1438820537]
I'm going out on a limb to say Sid Krishnamurthi is brother of former Stanford WR Gautam Krishnamurthi, whose last season was last year. Gautam's bio lists a brother named Sidhart.

I read something last year about this. Apparently he's walking on because his brother had such a great experience as a four-year walk on.
[/quote]

https://footballrecruiting.rivals.com/co...ID=1765071

I really enjoy reading about members of Stanford teams. He may never grace the cover of magazines, but I love to see the talent, dedication, commitment, wisdom, inquisitiveness, ...

[terry]

Do they have a paper media guide again? For a while there, they were only doing it on-line.

There hasn't been a paper media guide since 2010. The athletic department prepares a few hard copy media guides for internal use by printing out the electronic version and binding it, but otherwise, it's all electronic.

[terry]

Do they have a paper media guide again? For a while there, they were only doing it on-line.

There hasn't been a paper media guide since 2010. The athletic department prepares a few hard copy media guides for internal use by printing out the electronic version and binding it, but otherwise, it's all electronic.

[JJJ]

[quote author=Hank 91 link=topic=12461.msg123590#msg123590 date=1438831157]
[quote author=needle link=topic=12461.msg123581#msg123581 date=1438820537]
I'm going out on a limb to say Sid Krishnamurthi is brother of former Stanford WR Gautam Krishnamurthi, whose last season was last year. Gautam's bio lists a brother named Sidhart.

I read something last year about this. Apparently he's walking on because his brother had such a great experience as a four-year walk on.
[/quote]


https://footballrecruiting.rivals.com/co...ID=1765071

I really enjoy reading about members of Stanford teams. He may never grace the cover of magazines, but I love to see the talent, dedication, commitment, wisdom, inquisitiveness, ...
[/quote]

I find it very refreshing to see Indian-sounding names on the football team; hasn't happened very often, has it, besides these brothers? I remember Sahill Bloom on the baseball team recently, but not football. Love the diversity.

[JJJ]

[quote author=Hank 91 link=topic=12461.msg123590#msg123590 date=1438831157]
[quote author=needle link=topic=12461.msg123581#msg123581 date=1438820537]
I'm going out on a limb to say Sid Krishnamurthi is brother of former Stanford WR Gautam Krishnamurthi, whose last season was last year. Gautam's bio lists a brother named Sidhart.

I read something last year about this. Apparently he's walking on because his brother had such a great experience as a four-year walk on.
[/quote]


https://footballrecruiting.rivals.com/co...ID=1765071

I really enjoy reading about members of Stanford teams. He may never grace the cover of magazines, but I love to see the talent, dedication, commitment, wisdom, inquisitiveness, ...
[/quote]

I find it very refreshing to see Indian-sounding names on the football team; hasn't happened very often, has it, besides these brothers? I remember Sahill Bloom on the baseball team recently, but not football. Love the diversity.

[BostonCard]

We did have safety Drew Madhu who was recruited in 2012, who I believe was of South Asian descent.  Unfortunately he was injured and had to retire from football.

BC

[BostonCard]

We did have safety Drew Madhu who was recruited in 2012, who I believe was of South Asian descent.  Unfortunately he was injured and had to retire from football.

BC

[JJJ]

We did have safety Drew Madhu who was recruited in 2012, who I believe was of South Asian descent.  Unfortunately he was injured and had to retire from football.

BC

Good point, and unfortunate that he had to retire. Thanks for the reminder.

[JJJ]

We did have safety Drew Madhu who was recruited in 2012, who I believe was of South Asian descent.  Unfortunately he was injured and had to retire from football.

BC

Good point, and unfortunate that he had to retire. Thanks for the reminder.

[Mick]

My favorite Big Game with Tuan Van Le.  1988, last play of the game, makes massive block to preserve tie.  I had such terrible seats, it happened right in front of me.  Bliss.

http://articles.latimes.com/1988-11-20/s...field-goal

[Mick]

My favorite Big Game with Tuan Van Le.  1988, last play of the game, makes massive block to preserve tie.  I had such terrible seats, it happened right in front of me.  Bliss.

http://articles.latimes.com/1988-11-20/s...field-goal

[teejers1]

Mick:

Cal totally outplayed Stanford and deserved to win that game.  And frankly, if Stanford didn't possess he Axe, then I would have been fine with the Cal player making the FG.  But as it was, blocked FG; Stanford keeps the Axe (a tie rarely felt so much like a stolen W); and the frustration in Berkeley was extended.

[teejers1]

Mick:

Cal totally outplayed Stanford and deserved to win that game.  And frankly, if Stanford didn't possess he Axe, then I would have been fine with the Cal player making the FG.  But as it was, blocked FG; Stanford keeps the Axe (a tie rarely felt so much like a stolen W); and the frustration in Berkeley was extended.

[Mick]

That's exactly why I liked it so much.  If Stanford had been outplaying c.a.l, it would have been a terrible BG, but it partially made up for the Screw of 82.

[Mick]

That's exactly why I liked it so much.  If Stanford had been outplaying c.a.l, it would have been a terrible BG, but it partially made up for the Screw of 82.