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 But there's  larger truth that must be addressed: a perennial losing team,

Can you give me the facts on that larger truth?

When was our Stanford's last winning season?  How many losing seasons has it had in the last decade?

OK  I will take the bait and say this:
1. Stanford's "losing-season" era began in 2019 and will likely continue as long as Shaw is HC.

You got that wrong.  Stanford had a winning season last year.  True, it was 4-2 in a COVID year.

You also didn't answer the other question.  Stanford football has had one losing season in the last decade.  The current season will be the second.

If you want to misrepresent the facts and say Stanford football is a perennial losing team, I think Cal's got a place you can be very negative about Stanford.


It's sorta interesting.  I was an undergrad at a school that truly had a perennial losing football team.  Nobody bitched & complained about the coaches or players.  Not everyone paid attention, but those that did truly cheered them on and celebrated each little victory.

Stanford wins far more of its sporting events than any other school, but this board is festering with negativity,  feeding on itself. Coaches at Stanford are highly respected by their peers but not by a subset of the members here. But, I guess that subset believes they know better. Maybe they should quit their day job and apply as a coach for Stanford. Maybe you can recruit better?

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 But there's  larger truth that must be addressed: a perennial losing team,

Can you give me the facts on that larger truth?

When was our Stanford's last winning season?  How many losing seasons has it had in the last decade?

OK  I will take the bait and say this:
1. Stanford's "losing-season" era began in 2019 and will likely continue as long as Shaw is HC.

You got that wrong.  Stanford had a winning season last year.  True, it was 4-2 in a COVID year.

You also didn't answer the other question.  Stanford football has had one losing season in the last decade.  The current season will be the second.

If you want to misrepresent the facts and say Stanford football is a perennial losing team, I think Cal's got a place you can be very negative about Stanford.


It's sorta interesting.  I was an undergrad at a school that truly had a perennial losing football team.  Nobody bitched & complained about the coaches or players.  Not everyone paid attention, but those that did truly cheered them on and celebrated each little victory.

Stanford wins far more of its sporting events than any other school, but this board is festering with negativity,  feeding on itself. Coaches at Stanford are highly respected by their peers but not by a subset of the members here. But, I guess that subset believes they know better. Maybe they should quit their day job and apply as a coach for Stanford. Maybe you can recruit better?