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... if they slackened the requirements, perhaps we don't have 100% graduation rates to boast of. If managing to a 95% GSR could guarantee a national championship, I'd consider it, but the truth is, there are no guarantees, so you stick to your foundational beliefs.

I suppose we should note that Stanford football does not quite have a 100% graduation rate.

In the most recent data available, which includes the class that entered in 2008 - then averaged back to include four years total, Stanford football had an actual graduation rate of 92% and a Graduation Success Rate (GSR) of 99%.

https://web1.ncaa.org/app_data/inst2015/674.pdf

[CTcard]

... if they slackened the requirements, perhaps we don't have 100% graduation rates to boast of. If managing to a 95% GSR could guarantee a national championship, I'd consider it, but the truth is, there are no guarantees, so you stick to your foundational beliefs.

I suppose we should note that Stanford football does not quite have a 100% graduation rate.

In the most recent data available, which includes the class that entered in 2008 - then averaged back to include four years total, Stanford football had an actual graduation rate of 92% and a Graduation Success Rate (GSR) of 99%.

https://web1.ncaa.org/app_data/inst2015/674.pdf