[ColoradoTree]

I hope he plays in the bowl game, has a of exceedingly large proportions game,  returns to Stanford next season and breaks the rushing record,  wins the Hypesman, gets drafted in the 1st round, breaks records in the NFL, goes to med school,  becomes an excellent doctor, returns to Stanford as Shaw's RB coach, is elevated to HC when Shaw retires (as the winningest coach in NCAA history) with a 50 million dollar guranteed 5 year contract, and leads Stanford to 5 national championships.  ;D

What can I say?  I really like this guy and I want the best for him.

Love it!  I have to say, though, I'm not sure Bryce is going to be willing to wait to be a head coach for that long.  It took Shaw 7 seasons to get to 73 wins, so to get to 490 (one more than the great John Gagliardi of St. John's University in Minnesota), it'll be another 40 years or so, assuming he keeps up the current pace, so Shaw would be 85 then.  Of course, if he just contents himself with the Division I record, that would only take him another 33 years, so he'd be a sprightly 78.    ;)

[ColoradoTree]

I hope he plays in the bowl game, has a of exceedingly large proportions game,  returns to Stanford next season and breaks the rushing record,  wins the Hypesman, gets drafted in the 1st round, breaks records in the NFL, goes to med school,  becomes an excellent doctor, returns to Stanford as Shaw's RB coach, is elevated to HC when Shaw retires (as the winningest coach in NCAA history) with a 50 million dollar guranteed 5 year contract, and leads Stanford to 5 national championships.  ;D

What can I say?  I really like this guy and I want the best for him.

Love it!  I have to say, though, I'm not sure Bryce is going to be willing to wait to be a head coach for that long.  It took Shaw 7 seasons to get to 73 wins, so to get to 490 (one more than the great John Gagliardi of St. John's University in Minnesota), it'll be another 40 years or so, assuming he keeps up the current pace, so Shaw would be 85 then.  Of course, if he just contents himself with the Division I record, that would only take him another 33 years, so he'd be a sprightly 78.    ;)