[jk1926]

Not sure if this got posted elsewhere.  Op-Ed written by a Stanford Grad Glenn Kramon.  Considers what may be the best path forward for Stanford Football in the emerging era of easy transfers, NIL syndicates and big media money.  Sorry if you find it's behind a paywall.  The LAT used to allow access to three or four articles per month without subscription.  Sometimes Yahoo! news or Microsoft news will make it accessible.

https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/20...tball-ncaa

p.s.  The piece includes a description of Kramon at the end of the article: Glenn Kramon, a 1975 Graduate of Stanford, is a lecturer of the Stanford Graduate School of Business.  If you can't access the LAT piece perhaps you can contact him directly to get a copy.

I found an MSN "reprint" of the Kramon op-ed piece that should be freely accessible:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaafb/...r-AA11LLp5

[jk1926]

Not sure if this got posted elsewhere.  Op-Ed written by a Stanford Grad Glenn Kramon.  Considers what may be the best path forward for Stanford Football in the emerging era of easy transfers, NIL syndicates and big media money.  Sorry if you find it's behind a paywall.  The LAT used to allow access to three or four articles per month without subscription.  Sometimes Yahoo! news or Microsoft news will make it accessible.

https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/20...tball-ncaa

p.s.  The piece includes a description of Kramon at the end of the article: Glenn Kramon, a 1975 Graduate of Stanford, is a lecturer of the Stanford Graduate School of Business.  If you can't access the LAT piece perhaps you can contact him directly to get a copy.

I found an MSN "reprint" of the Kramon op-ed piece that should be freely accessible:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaafb/...r-AA11LLp5