07-16-2019, 01:03 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-16-2019, 01:04 PM by OutsiderFan.)
As y'all know by now, my rule of thumb is it takes 8+ guys being first + second team all conference to win a Pac-12 championship. Assuming the projections for Stanford guys to be on the team are true, there are just 6, indicating Stanford won't win the Pac-12:
Adebo
Booker
Costello
Little
Parkinson
Toner
Jordan Fox is projected as a 3rd/4h team All-Pac-12 by Steele/Athlon. So are Cam Scarlett and Jovan Swann.
Will one or more push themselves into a 1st or 2nd team position to make Stanford a conference contender? Who might be the 7th, 8th guy, or even 9th and 10th who steps up and gives Stanford the performance needed to win the Pac-12?
Given I think Stanford will throw the ball as much as in 2018, and that Costello is projected to be so good, I'm going to go out on a limb and say Osiris St. Brown steps up and has a breakout year. I also think Foster Sarell should be at least one of the 10 best OL in the conference in order to live up to his recruiting profile.
Adebo
Booker
Costello
Little
Parkinson
Toner
Jordan Fox is projected as a 3rd/4h team All-Pac-12 by Steele/Athlon. So are Cam Scarlett and Jovan Swann.
Will one or more push themselves into a 1st or 2nd team position to make Stanford a conference contender? Who might be the 7th, 8th guy, or even 9th and 10th who steps up and gives Stanford the performance needed to win the Pac-12?
Given I think Stanford will throw the ball as much as in 2018, and that Costello is projected to be so good, I'm going to go out on a limb and say Osiris St. Brown steps up and has a breakout year. I also think Foster Sarell should be at least one of the 10 best OL in the conference in order to live up to his recruiting profile.