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Andy has a nice (free) interview with Dylan Powell.

https://stanford.n.rivals.com/news/powel...commitment

I found this quote fascinating:

The opportunity after graduation is going to be tremendous. Obviously that's been proven by some of the guys that have left this year there that are obviously great players and can play, but they have such good opportunities that they want to start right away. Just the ability to get a quality education like that, I'll have that to my advantage.

I am impressed that Graham Shuler's story (I assume that is the reference there) and decision to pass up his fifth year resonated with a recruit.  At first blush you might see it as a negative that a potential returning starter would leave the program and retire from football for non-medical reasons, but I am guessing that the good bye letter and whatever Shuler is doing post-graduation has impressed Powell.

Reminded me of this tweet:

https://twitter.com/tedmillerrk/status/6...8218358784

BC

[BostonCard]

Andy has a nice (free) interview with Dylan Powell.

https://stanford.n.rivals.com/news/powel...commitment

I found this quote fascinating:

The opportunity after graduation is going to be tremendous. Obviously that's been proven by some of the guys that have left this year there that are obviously great players and can play, but they have such good opportunities that they want to start right away. Just the ability to get a quality education like that, I'll have that to my advantage.

I am impressed that Graham Shuler's story (I assume that is the reference there) and decision to pass up his fifth year resonated with a recruit.  At first blush you might see it as a negative that a potential returning starter would leave the program and retire from football for non-medical reasons, but I am guessing that the good bye letter and whatever Shuler is doing post-graduation has impressed Powell.

Reminded me of this tweet:

https://twitter.com/tedmillerrk/status/6...8218358784

BC