[JohnR34231]

No Pac-12 job is a destination job at this point.  

Well, apparently the one in Palo Alto appears to be, at least for the incumbent.

One's alma mater is a different matter.   Stanford (not the job) means the world to Shaw.  And we have been so lucky that he has wanted to be at Stanford.  If he was not a Stanford alum I suspect he would have left, likely for the NFL, after the 2012 season and 2013 RB.

Yeah, I always thought that was one of the main reasons he got the job in the first place. Stanford was tired of coaches who would bolt for perceived greener pastures the moment they had some success.

[JohnR34231]

No Pac-12 job is a destination job at this point.  

Well, apparently the one in Palo Alto appears to be, at least for the incumbent.

One's alma mater is a different matter.   Stanford (not the job) means the world to Shaw.  And we have been so lucky that he has wanted to be at Stanford.  If he was not a Stanford alum I suspect he would have left, likely for the NFL, after the 2012 season and 2013 RB.

Yeah, I always thought that was one of the main reasons he got the job in the first place. Stanford was tired of coaches who would bolt for perceived greener pastures the moment they had some success.