[Mick]

The closest Stanford had was Matt Lottich, who was an all-state athlete in football, basketball, and baseball.

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Along those lines I don't think John Paye was all-state in baseball but he was drafted by the Giants in the amateur draft (35th round), and we know about his football/basketball accomplishments.

Carroll Williams, SCU's basketball coach at the time, recruited John Paye hard, until he finally got the message that Paye was an extraordinary quarterback.

And to answer a trivia question that no one will ever ask, my high school football team was 1-8 my senior year, and the only team we beat was Menlo School featuring John Paye at quarterback.

[Mick]

The closest Stanford had was Matt Lottich, who was an all-state athlete in football, basketball, and baseball.

BC

Along those lines I don't think John Paye was all-state in baseball but he was drafted by the Giants in the amateur draft (35th round), and we know about his football/basketball accomplishments.

Carroll Williams, SCU's basketball coach at the time, recruited John Paye hard, until he finally got the message that Paye was an extraordinary quarterback.

And to answer a trivia question that no one will ever ask, my high school football team was 1-8 my senior year, and the only team we beat was Menlo School featuring John Paye at quarterback.