[2006alum]

Yes, BigEasy, thanks for keeping this updated for us! I rarely even bother to look at the NACDA website because I'm confident as soon as there's an update, you'll provide it!

A great aspect of following the Directors' Cup is that it generates insight on many sports from members with significant expertise.  While different sports appeal to different fans, I try to remember that for every athlete, their chosen sport represents a deep dedication of time and energy on behalf of Stanford. 

I often found myself in this dismaying paradox when I was an undergrad: there's so many good teams to support and follow that I often ended up going to few home games for anything other than football and basketball because I didn't know where to start and the options seemed endless and almost overwhelming unless a friend was competing in the event. This board and its many experts have provided an excellent way to get invested in the non-revenue and Olympic sports that I know relatively little about. You guys make it easy to jump on board for a golf, tennis, swimming, track, etc. post-season and enjoy the ride, as we just did with track & field, women's tennis, and women's golf. Thanks to all of you for taking the time you do to share Stanford's successes with us!

[2006alum]

Yes, BigEasy, thanks for keeping this updated for us! I rarely even bother to look at the NACDA website because I'm confident as soon as there's an update, you'll provide it!

A great aspect of following the Directors' Cup is that it generates insight on many sports from members with significant expertise.  While different sports appeal to different fans, I try to remember that for every athlete, their chosen sport represents a deep dedication of time and energy on behalf of Stanford. 

I often found myself in this dismaying paradox when I was an undergrad: there's so many good teams to support and follow that I often ended up going to few home games for anything other than football and basketball because I didn't know where to start and the options seemed endless and almost overwhelming unless a friend was competing in the event. This board and its many experts have provided an excellent way to get invested in the non-revenue and Olympic sports that I know relatively little about. You guys make it easy to jump on board for a golf, tennis, swimming, track, etc. post-season and enjoy the ride, as we just did with track & field, women's tennis, and women's golf. Thanks to all of you for taking the time you do to share Stanford's successes with us!