[MarinCard]

With the LA schools leaving and the opportunity to schedule mediocre FBS schools to pad W/L Stanford has the chance to get to six wins now and then. But get used to having 12-15,000 people in the stands sitting on their hands.

I’m old enough to remember when the LA schools were the mediocre FBS schools we used to pad our stats.

And for the OP, I think Twitter is the wrong place to look for posts from college aged kids.  My guess is that if they are posting, it’s on Instagram or TickTock.

BC

No doubt re: your average college kid and where they post - you're correct there. But CFB media and recruiting play out on Twitter primarily - that's the sphere we can try and influence with our former players, who are already there and active. Think Sherm, Baldwin, Ertz, Harrison, Hoagie, Christian, etc. There needs to be a dedicated engagement strategy to show potential recruits, their families, and CFB media that you can come to Stanford and be big in the league, too.

[MarinCard]

With the LA schools leaving and the opportunity to schedule mediocre FBS schools to pad W/L Stanford has the chance to get to six wins now and then. But get used to having 12-15,000 people in the stands sitting on their hands.

I’m old enough to remember when the LA schools were the mediocre FBS schools we used to pad our stats.

And for the OP, I think Twitter is the wrong place to look for posts from college aged kids.  My guess is that if they are posting, it’s on Instagram or TickTock.

BC

No doubt re: your average college kid and where they post - you're correct there. But CFB media and recruiting play out on Twitter primarily - that's the sphere we can try and influence with our former players, who are already there and active. Think Sherm, Baldwin, Ertz, Harrison, Hoagie, Christian, etc. There needs to be a dedicated engagement strategy to show potential recruits, their families, and CFB media that you can come to Stanford and be big in the league, too.