[teejers1]

Regardless, what does Shaw's recruitment of "Stanford Men" - and all ramifications of same - have to do with Sears Cup sport like women's volleyball?

Sears Sport (sic.)? You mean like football, which also contributes to the NACDA Learfield Directors Cup? There are other places that sneer at student athletes putting in 2-3 hours a day to compete in athletics for which they will unlikely earn any living on top of putting in a full academic load. This is not one of them.

I don’t often miss the rating up/down votes, but this is one time.

BC

And just think:  I was going to say "country club sport" instead . . . but decided to soften it.
Still, the question remains:  what does recruiting in women's volleyball (or other non-revenue sports) have to do with how Stanford's head coach recruits for football?

[teejers1]

Regardless, what does Shaw's recruitment of "Stanford Men" - and all ramifications of same - have to do with Sears Cup sport like women's volleyball?

Sears Sport (sic.)? You mean like football, which also contributes to the NACDA Learfield Directors Cup? There are other places that sneer at student athletes putting in 2-3 hours a day to compete in athletics for which they will unlikely earn any living on top of putting in a full academic load. This is not one of them.

I don’t often miss the rating up/down votes, but this is one time.

BC

And just think:  I was going to say "country club sport" instead . . . but decided to soften it.
Still, the question remains:  what does recruiting in women's volleyball (or other non-revenue sports) have to do with how Stanford's head coach recruits for football?