09-10-2020, 12:26 PM
I wish him the best and certainly understand the decision. But I feel as though his Stanford career was one of unrealized potential. He only played 22 games for Stanford - 9 as a frosh (and part-time starter) in 2017, 12 games in 2018 when he made All Pac 12 and then the season opener in 2019 when he was injured.
Contrast that with Andrus Peat. About the same size as Little, about the same accolades entering Stanford. Played the same position. Peat played about 20 snaps a game as a true frosh, then started for 2 years. In 2014, Peat was 1st team All American and was named the Pac 12's top offensive lineman, winning the Morris Trophy. I was hoping for this caliber season from Little. Rouse now becomes the presumed LT starter with Myles Hinton the next "player of great potential."
Contrast that with Andrus Peat. About the same size as Little, about the same accolades entering Stanford. Played the same position. Peat played about 20 snaps a game as a true frosh, then started for 2 years. In 2014, Peat was 1st team All American and was named the Pac 12's top offensive lineman, winning the Morris Trophy. I was hoping for this caliber season from Little. Rouse now becomes the presumed LT starter with Myles Hinton the next "player of great potential."
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