[chrisk]

I understand the animosity toward USC.  But if Stanford gets an invite from the Big 10, will they accept three times the revenue or will they refuse because of loyalty to the PAC-12/10.   IMO they take the money and run.

Stanford won’t get an actionable invite unless they make an application.
Do you think Stanford’s administration would do that? It’s not Shaw’s decision.

The Big 10 knows that adding Stanford to it would decrease the payout per school. It is not in a hurry to do that.

In the short term, it is in the Big10’s interest that Notre Dame does not join another conference as a full member.
ND is not likely to rush into joining the Big10, but they can continue to schedule at least 3 games against Big10 members,
possibly 4 now if the USC/ND game continues.

[chrisk]

I understand the animosity toward USC.  But if Stanford gets an invite from the Big 10, will they accept three times the revenue or will they refuse because of loyalty to the PAC-12/10.   IMO they take the money and run.

Stanford won’t get an actionable invite unless they make an application.
Do you think Stanford’s administration would do that? It’s not Shaw’s decision.

The Big 10 knows that adding Stanford to it would decrease the payout per school. It is not in a hurry to do that.

In the short term, it is in the Big10’s interest that Notre Dame does not join another conference as a full member.
ND is not likely to rush into joining the Big10, but they can continue to schedule at least 3 games against Big10 members,
possibly 4 now if the USC/ND game continues.

[newguy]

My first game at the Coliseum was 1991 when Stanford beat USC for the 1st time in 16 years. After being bullied for 16 years, Stanford finally won. 

that was one of the few games i attended at the Coliseum.  after the game, i went down to chat with our players.  they were all nice, but they kept pointing at one of their teammates (a safety) and telling me that i should really be chatting with him, as there were high expectations.  so i got to talk with him for a few minutes.  

can't think of his name right now

[newguy]

My first game at the Coliseum was 1991 when Stanford beat USC for the 1st time in 16 years. After being bullied for 16 years, Stanford finally won. 

that was one of the few games i attended at the Coliseum.  after the game, i went down to chat with our players.  they were all nice, but they kept pointing at one of their teammates (a safety) and telling me that i should really be chatting with him, as there were high expectations.  so i got to talk with him for a few minutes.  

can't think of his name right now

[yvonne]

My first game at the Coliseum was 1991 when Stanford beat USC for the 1st time in 16 years. After being bullied for 16 years, Stanford finally won. 

that was one of the few games i attended at the Coliseum.  after the game, i went down to chat with our players.  they were all nice, but they kept pointing at one of their teammates (a safety) and telling me that i should really be chatting with him, as there were high expectations.  so i got to talk with him for a few minutes.  

can't think of his name right now

Was the safety a former quarterback? He was one of my favorites.

I. don't know what became of him

[yvonne]

My first game at the Coliseum was 1991 when Stanford beat USC for the 1st time in 16 years. After being bullied for 16 years, Stanford finally won. 

that was one of the few games i attended at the Coliseum.  after the game, i went down to chat with our players.  they were all nice, but they kept pointing at one of their teammates (a safety) and telling me that i should really be chatting with him, as there were high expectations.  so i got to talk with him for a few minutes.  

can't think of his name right now

Was the safety a former quarterback? He was one of my favorites.

I. don't know what became of him

[81alum]

My first game at the Coliseum was 1991 when Stanford beat USC for the 1st time in 16 years. After being bullied for 16 years, Stanford finally won. 

that was one of the few games i attended at the Coliseum.  after the game, i went down to chat with our players.  they were all nice, but they kept pointing at one of their teammates (a safety) and telling me that i should really be chatting with him, as there were high expectations.  so i got to talk with him for a few minutes.  

can't think of his name right now

Was the safety a former quarterback? He was one of my favorites.

I. don't know what became of him

Are you talking about John Lynch?  9 time Pro-Bowl and currently GM of the 49ers.

[81alum]

My first game at the Coliseum was 1991 when Stanford beat USC for the 1st time in 16 years. After being bullied for 16 years, Stanford finally won. 

that was one of the few games i attended at the Coliseum.  after the game, i went down to chat with our players.  they were all nice, but they kept pointing at one of their teammates (a safety) and telling me that i should really be chatting with him, as there were high expectations.  so i got to talk with him for a few minutes.  

can't think of his name right now

Was the safety a former quarterback? He was one of my favorites.

I. don't know what became of him

Are you talking about John Lynch?  9 time Pro-Bowl and currently GM of the 49ers.

[82lsju]

My first game at the Coliseum was 1991 when Stanford beat USC for the 1st time in 16 years. After being bullied for 16 years, Stanford finally won. 

that was one of the few games i attended at the Coliseum.  after the game, i went down to chat with our players.  they were all nice, but they kept pointing at one of their teammates (a safety) and telling me that i should really be chatting with him, as there were high expectations.  so i got to talk with him for a few minutes.  

can't think of his name right now

Was the safety a former quarterback? He was one of my favorites.

I. don't know what became of him

Are you talking about John Lynch?  9 time Pro-Bowl and currently GM of the 49ers.

John Lynch’s Stanford journey: backup quarterback to all-time great

https://stanforddaily.com/2020/08/16/joh...ime-great/

[82lsju]

My first game at the Coliseum was 1991 when Stanford beat USC for the 1st time in 16 years. After being bullied for 16 years, Stanford finally won. 

that was one of the few games i attended at the Coliseum.  after the game, i went down to chat with our players.  they were all nice, but they kept pointing at one of their teammates (a safety) and telling me that i should really be chatting with him, as there were high expectations.  so i got to talk with him for a few minutes.  

can't think of his name right now

Was the safety a former quarterback? He was one of my favorites.

I. don't know what became of him

Are you talking about John Lynch?  9 time Pro-Bowl and currently GM of the 49ers.

John Lynch’s Stanford journey: backup quarterback to all-time great

https://stanforddaily.com/2020/08/16/joh...ime-great/