[msqueri]

The number given by the broadcasters was "6" and is entirely believable for this reason:  most recruits who "turn us down"
 do so before applying, or if they apply and then accept an offer elsewhere their application probably gets pulled before being acted on.  It would be a very rare recruit who was so genuinely undecided that they would stick it out all the way through the application process, get accepted to Stanford, and only then jump ship.

I don’t know what to say, I just gave you quite a bit more than six names and those are just from the last few years. It was a bullshit lie of a talking point.

[msqueri]

The number given by the broadcasters was "6" and is entirely believable for this reason:  most recruits who "turn us down"
 do so before applying, or if they apply and then accept an offer elsewhere their application probably gets pulled before being acted on.  It would be a very rare recruit who was so genuinely undecided that they would stick it out all the way through the application process, get accepted to Stanford, and only then jump ship.

I don’t know what to say, I just gave you quite a bit more than six names and those are just from the last few years. It was a bullshit lie of a talking point.