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Dylan is grad transferring with Michigan degree in hand.

Luke is not. Not that a degree from Nebraska would be world-changing in the first place.

Both about playing time, as most transfers are.

Neither had a Stanford offer, which I'm sure Ed was not thrilled about.

Does the fact that they are transferring out of schools due to playing time vindicate the decision not to offer?  Dylan had 35 career pass attempts at Michigan.  Luke has had 100 career pass attempts in two years at Nebraska.

BC

Just because it might not be a rhetorical question, yes, it does vindicate the decision not to offer. It may be that the superior coaching they would have received at Stanford would have yielded wildly better results, but those same superior coaches thought they had better options.

[Goose]

Dylan is grad transferring with Michigan degree in hand.

Luke is not. Not that a degree from Nebraska would be world-changing in the first place.

Both about playing time, as most transfers are.

Neither had a Stanford offer, which I'm sure Ed was not thrilled about.

Does the fact that they are transferring out of schools due to playing time vindicate the decision not to offer?  Dylan had 35 career pass attempts at Michigan.  Luke has had 100 career pass attempts in two years at Nebraska.

BC

Just because it might not be a rhetorical question, yes, it does vindicate the decision not to offer. It may be that the superior coaching they would have received at Stanford would have yielded wildly better results, but those same superior coaches thought they had better options.